New Kit 2020/2021

[colwall wolf]

No. Not kidding. It's quite nice.

I mean it's a training kit for Christ's sake.

May well look nice but it’s West Brom.... not for me

 

[Deleted member 7862Bler]

Not a good day for Wayne-the-wanderer. First a ban for the “Neves sold” thread and now the club launch training gear that is not available in 3XL.

 

[Very Proud (AKA Still Proud)]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1292732416914677762

More of a Watford kit than Watford’s recent kits

The worst bit about that is their proclamation that they’re the pride of the Black Country

 

[moseleyite]

I just saw Liverpool's away kit for the first time and it made me feel sick. Probably because I hate the sea.

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I'm disgusted at myself for saying this but I actually quite like this... I know I shouldn't...

 

[Sheriff Woody]

All Training

All Training

shop.wolves.co.uk

Liking the navy

I like Navy blue, I wear quite a lot of it but I can't help but think Wolves having navy blue and with white stripes on it is a bit of a faux pas.

That's like Everton having an all red training kit or Birmingham having a pink and baby blue one.

Seems an odd choice.

 

[ladywolf]

The coaching/backroom staff had navy blue tops last year it’s nothing new. I think they look smart but annoyed they still choose to go with the cheap looking badge.

 

[Tonesterwolf]

Preferred the grey to be honest. Like wearing blue but not if it's anything to do with Wolves. This range does look very Albion from a few years back when they had adidas.

 

[Tonesterwolf]

Oh dear Watford, as if relegation wasn't enough .....

 

[citrus_wolf]

Oh dear Watford, as if relegation wasn't enough .....

I know it’s cheesy to say, but were this in our colours it could have been passed off as an homage to ‘Out of darkness...’

 

[LoneWolf49]

Preferred the grey to be honest. Like wearing blue but not if it's anything to do with Wolves. This range does look very Albion from a few years back when they had adidas.

Yeah that grey one is decent, feels nice too.
Likewise everyone else on here, did consider the navy but for obvious reasons it's a no go.
No alternative to it this season by the looks.

 

[Macman]

Oh dear Watford, as if relegation wasn't enough .....

Blimey - ever since they beat us in THAT game - the Gods really haven't been kind to them have they. Long may it continue.

 

[The Professional]

Oh dear Watford, as if relegation wasn't enough .....

Good grief.

 

[the 15th Wanderer]

For me our second kit should alternate between black and white.
Never anything else.
If they must have some sort of novelty third kit so be it, I just don’t think they should actually wear it! Unless genuinely necessary.

It would alternate between white and white if it was up to me. Black is what referees should wear

 

[Tonesterwolf]

It would alternate between white and white if it was up to me. Black is what referees should wear

Totally agree, black with gold trim does admittedly look good but doesn't serve its purpose when chosen for the away strip. In recent times we have worn third strips at Watford, Burton and Hull because our black kit clashed with their home outfits. Even going back to the Chaucer days we wore the previous seasons blue and white away kit at Hull because that seasons black away kit clashed ( Carl Court last min winner).

 

[cookey]

It would alternate between white and white if it was up to me. Black is what referees should wear

Hummm, total opposite for me, ANYTHING but white for me, too Leeds and I detest them - I know it would be unpopular on here but its been proven that more matches are won by the team in red than any other colour, so as they say "follow the science!"

 

[USA Wolf]

Oh dear Watford, as if relegation wasn't enough .....

That is unfortunate. I worry for our away kit.

 

[Dan G WWFC]

That has to be the booby prize!... How many blokes will buy that?

I'd buy it. Really like pink tops

 

[Ginger Chimp]

I just saw Liverpool's away kit for the first time and it made me feel sick. Probably because I hate the sea.

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Is that a shark at the bottom of the shirt/sea?

 

[Ginger Chimp]

Hummm, total opposite for me, ANYTHING but white for me, too Leeds and I detest them - I know it would be unpopular on here but its been proven that more matches are won by the team in red than any other colour, so as they say "follow the science!"

Is that to do with the colour or the £bn squads most of them have?

 

[cookey]

Is that to do with the colour or the £bn squads most of them have?

They have to get to the top somehow Ginger, once upon a time ALL clubs were lowly little local things, some won more matches than others, got more people through the doors to watch them, grew, more of the teams that won more matches wore red than blue or yellow or white etc.
Just had another thought - England won the World Cup wearing red, but what colour have they principally worn in the 54 "years of hurt" since???

 

[the 15th Wanderer]

Hummm, total opposite for me, ANYTHING but white for me, too Leeds and I detest them - I know it would be unpopular on here but its been proven that more matches are won by the team in red than any other colour, so as they say "follow the science!"

Fair enough at least that's logical it may have something to do with the fact Manchester United and Liverpool play in red though. I'm not sure it would hold true in Spain. I just remember us in white for a chunk of my youth.

 

[WolfInSheep'sClothing]

For me our second kit should alternate between black and white.
Never anything else.
If they must have some sort of novelty third kit so be it, I just don’t think they should actually wear it! Unless genuinely necessary.

I think our second kit should be the novelty kit. Could be any colour under the sun so long as it ain't white and blue stripes or claret and blue and I wouldn't care.

 

[cookey]

Fair enough at least that's logical it may have something to do with the fact Manchester United and Liverpool play in red though. I'm not sure it would hold true in Spain. I just remember us in white for a chunk of my youth.

You're about the same age as me 15thW, so 2 points, excuding a few outstanding matches did we win much in white "in a chunk of my youth"?, secondly, if my aging braincell remembers correctly back then just about every club who had a coloured first strip played in white as an alternate, teams that played in white wore a colour, Leeds was yellow, black was not worn as that was for refs and that only changed a few years ago when refs went bright and Man U brought out a black strip.
Back in our youth second strips were to avoid clashing, were cheap for the club to provide and not for fashion use - hence white.

 

[SanFranWolf]

Just got myself the new Navy Polo training shirt - looks very smart.

 

[Stoichkov]

Just got myself the new Navy Polo training shirt - looks very smart.

I just don’t like the stick-on badges sorry

 

[The Runner]

Hummm, total opposite for me, ANYTHING but white for me, too Leeds and I detest them - I know it would be unpopular on here but its been proven that more matches are won by the team in red than any other colour, so as they say "follow the science!"

But if we're going to "follow the science" then we need to change our home kit to red as we wear that much more frequently. Perhaps we can just wear the gold and black as the away kit

 

[Miniwolf]

You're about the same age as me 15thW, so 2 points, excuding a few outstanding matches did we win much in white "in a chunk of my youth"?, secondly, if my aging braincell remembers correctly back then just about every club who had a coloured first strip played in white as an alternate, teams that played in white wore a colour, Leeds was yellow, black was not worn as that was for refs and that only changed a few years ago when refs went bright and Man U brought out a black strip.
Back in our youth second strips were to avoid clashing, were cheap for the club to provide and not for fashion use - hence white.

My older brother dislikes us having white as an away kit, says we rarely used to win in it. He cursed when he knew we would be in white for the fa cup semi v Watford.

 

[cookey]

My older brother dislikes us having white as an away kit, says we rarely used to win in it. He cursed when he knew we would be in white for the fa cup semi v Watford.

my memories of wearing white way back then too Miniwolf

 

[the 15th Wanderer]

You're about the same age as me 15thW, so 2 points, excuding a few outstanding matches did we win much in white "in a chunk of my youth"?, secondly, if my aging braincell remembers correctly back then just about every club who had a coloured first strip played in white as an alternate, teams that played in white wore a colour, Leeds was yellow, black was not worn as that was for refs and that only changed a few years ago when refs went bright and Man U brought out a black strip.
Back in our youth second strips were to avoid clashing, were cheap for the club to provide and not for fashion use - hence white.

True but I like it the Goodyear one with gold and black trim a classic. Variations on that please.

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

Interesting news on the new Crystal Palace kit in that they are virtually identical to a fans concept design that appeared nearly a year ago on Instagram. It is not known yet whether Palace and Puma just copied the design or actually involved the fan but Palace chairman Steve Parrish has admitted the link between the two.

Really nice kits.

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

Sheffield utd get the pink away kit

https://twitter.com/x/status/1292744302939058176

That in gold with a black collar would have been absolutely perfect.

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

Hummm, total opposite for me, ANYTHING but white for me, too Leeds and I detest them - I know it would be unpopular on here but its been proven that more matches are won by the team in red than any other colour, so as they say "follow the science!"

Science? Nothing scientific about it. The games that provide the stats for that science were won by the teams containing Christiano Ronaldo, Kenny Dalglish, Marco Van Basten, Lewandowski and Thierry Henry. Not Barnsley, Rotherham and Nurnburg.

 

[cookey]

Hummm, total opposite for me, ANYTHING but white for me, too Leeds and I detest them - I know it would be unpopular on here but its been proven that more matches are won by the team in red than any other colour, so as they say "follow the science!"

Red shirt colour is associated with long-term team success in English football - PubMed

The colour of sportswear has been shown to influence the outcome of bouts for several different combat sports. The generality of these effects, and whether they extend to collaborative forms of contests (team sports), is uncertain. Since 1947, English football teams wearing red shirts have been...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Why teams in red win more

Competitors who wear red win more than those that are dressed in any other colour, according to a study in Germany.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Red sports teams are more likely to win.

Red sports teams are more likely to win.

www.discovermagazine.com

The Red Advantage – the impact of red on combat sports

community.dur.ac.uk

Wearing red helps you win

Red is the tint for winners. When all else is equal, a sporting strip of scarlet is enough to tip the balance, British scientists report in Nature today.

www.theguardian.com

Research Finds That Red Is for Winners (Published 2005)

British researchers report that wearing red increases chance of victory in sports; study is published in journal Nature (M)

www.nytimes.com

Wear Red and You’ll Win Gold

Have you ever wondered if the colors of the uniform have an influence on individual or team performance?

www.samford.edu

etc., etc., etc.

 

[whitnash wolf ex.dewsbury]

Fair enough at least that's logical it may have something to do with the fact Manchester United and Liverpool play in red though. I'm not sure it would hold true in Spain. I just remember us in white for a chunk of my youth.

or italy,germany yes.

 

[Phitsanulok (Poole) Wolf]

Like Brazil?

 

[North Bank]

Oh dear Watford, as if relegation wasn't enough .....

Dear god that is vile. I mean, how was that the final design? And why did someone sign off on it?

 

[lone_wolf]

Anyone think we may get the new home shirt earlier then the 26th? Also I know we had a green 3rd shirt this season but i’d love the away strip to be teal and gold this season like that one mocked up months ago.

 

[Hot Fuss]

My older brother dislikes us having white as an away kit, says we rarely used to win in it. He cursed when he knew we would be in white for the fa cup semi v Watford.

We got promoted at Newport wearing white.

 

[The Professional]

We got promoted at Newport wearing white.

Remember those Bully goals there with him in the white Spall kit.

 

[The Professional]

My older brother dislikes us having white as an away kit, says we rarely used to win in it. He cursed when he knew we would be in white for the fa cup semi v Watford.

He was correct.