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just posted this on the new kit thread- new keeper kit.

Got mine today- it's top notch. Was going to get a long sleeved one but it was pretty hard to roll the sleeves up as the cuffs are so tight so went for short sleeves in the end. Not sure if this has already been posted, but for those who haven't seen the keeper kit yet:

Put a fiver on Germany to score 4 or more at 7/1, only £35 but every little helps.

Sash ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, saviour of the universe

I'm tempted to get something on the back, even though it is slightly childish, but not sure what to get. Don't really want a current player, or my own name. Might just get the number 7. Is it stupid to get an old player's name on a new kit? Might get Le Tissier...

They certainly do!

I'm amazed that people keep saying stuff like 'we don't look like Southampton anymore' when we've known for months that it was going to be a sash kit. :smt102

About to place an accumulator, just not sure to do about France/Uruguay/Mexico. Edit: Can someone decide for me please?!

Me too

Thanks! It doesn't look so comic relief now IMO.

On that new video you get a good view of the badge and to be fair it looks a lot better on the kit than on a computer screen.

No.

Was going to do the same, the only one I'm not sure about is Brazil.

I can confirm that 'sick' is a good thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ4axo9rmJY :yawinkle:

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On the video, the '125' on the badge at the beginning is in a different font and is gold rather than white, which looks a lot better. Unfortunately it looks as if the badge on the shirt has the comedy white writing.

Love it!

love it!

Super Sash Kit Is Amazing Stripes Are Now Atrocious

Counting the amount of long throws Rory Delap took in a game.

Maybe this is us saying, 'You're very good for a league one player and you will hold your own in the Championship, but when we're in the Premiership in three years time, we'll need someone better'.

Oh, I read that he'd failed his medical but they signed him anyway, which it also says here http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/apr/27/jimmy-bullard-hull-city, but it could be wrong.

TBF though, he'll be 91 by then, so, assuming he's still alive, he may well be no longer seen as a threat to society and therefore be released and able to die at home; a luxury he should not be allowed.

Yeah to be honest I agree, I probably wouldn't actually play both Harding and Dickson, was just trying to see how we could fit them both in.