Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: Drummond on November 13, 2021, 05:07:07 PM
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So there's a story out there that we're about to sign a deal with this company. They have Newcastle and Wolves already, also looking at Sevilla and Lazio...
Not sure bout this, though I guess we've been offered bigger money..
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The good news is we'll all go down a size.
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So there's a story out there that we're about to sign a deal with this company. They have Newcastle and Wolves already, also looking at Sevilla and Lazio...
Not sure bout this, though I guess we've been offered bigger money..
And they want a bigger club :)
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So there's a story out there that we're about to sign a deal with this company. They have Newcastle and Wolves already, also looking at Sevilla and Lazio...
Not sure bout this, though I guess we've been offered bigger money..
I bloody hope not! Naff shirts and lots of complaints about product quality from what I've read.
Happy enough with Kappa but if Nas wants to switch us to Adidas then that would be fine too. :)
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Football shirts are all naff quality to be fair.
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I hope we get Adidas
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It's hopefully Twitter clickbait. There's a sentence in the article saying '...there have been no reports about Castore singing a deal with Aston Villa thus far...'
Ugly overpriced chav-wear.
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I think Nas only owns about 5% of Adidas, but given they already do kits, surely that’s enough clout to get us a kit deal with them?
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Ugly overpriced chav-wear.
that's most football kits.
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I hope we get Adidas
We won’t apparently as that would create a conflict of interest for Nas. It’s also the reason we don’t attract any other top kit suppliers like Nike, puma etc due to competition to his stake
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I love the fact that like night follows day, every time a potential new kit supplier is mentioned, at least one comment on here will be along the lines "oh no, their quality is shit!"
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To be fair, with Kappa they were right! The kit in the first year was a disgrace. I reckon the wonky badge will be a collector’s item in years to come.
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To be fair, with Kappa they were right! The kit in the first year was a disgrace. I reckon the wonky badge will be a collector’s item in years to come.
If we get Castore you'll be yearning for the halcyon days of the quality Kappa kits.:)
https://www.followfollow.com/forum/threads/pathetic-quality-from-castore.131069/
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Is it just me who's never even heard of Castore before now?
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No, I'd not. I'd never heard of Under Armour either before their involvement with us.
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I became aware of them last year as they had a shop in Liverpool One with a big cut out of our Stevie in the window, that no doubt some Rangers fan has punched.
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Like the Clash, Luke is the only one that matters
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Never heard of them until last few days. Had a look at their website. The Newcastle one is OK. The Wolves one is terrible- it looks yellow rather than Gold. Like some non-league effort.
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Never heard of them until last few days. Had a look at their website. The Newcastle one is OK. The Wolves one is terrible- it looks yellow rather than Gold. Like some non-league effort.
The colour variation in Wolves shirts over the years from Bright Dayglo orange to the colour of piss.
Although some of our efforts at Claret are poor.
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On their website, Adult shirts are £65 each. Pro-Fit £100
Junior shirts are £50.
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No, I'd not. I'd never heard of Under Armour either before their involvement with us.
For a number of years I assumed Etihad was a sportswear firm!
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I’d still like a smart Umbro number if they are still going. Out of the big boys - we’ve never had adidas and it would probably look like a west ham kit if we did. The Nike ones looked ok, but were pretty shit quality. Probably the Hummel and diadora ones were the best since 2000. Kappa have done some nice ones recently, but I still haven’t worn the Large size away one for this season as it’s more like a kids size on me! The Luke ones home and away were absolute class. Still kicking myself that I didn’t get one.
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Wouldnt mind under armour back. The quality and sizing on them wss vey good
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Wouldnt mind under armour back. The quality and sizing on them wss vey good
I'd rather we stayed well clear of any organizations who support fat Americans shooting endangered animals in Africa.
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Wouldnt mind under armour back. The quality and sizing on them wss vey good
I'd rather we stayed well clear of any organizations who support fat Americans shooting endangered animals in Africa.
Hear hear!
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Wouldnt mind under armour back. The quality and sizing on them wss vey good
I'd rather we stayed well clear of any organizations who support fat Americans shooting endangered animals in Africa.
Depends on whether the home kit has the 'right' shade of claret on the body and light blue sleeves.
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Wouldnt mind under armour back. The quality and sizing on them wss vey good
I'd rather we stayed well clear of any organizations who support fat Americans shooting endangered animals in Africa.
Hear hear!
Exactly
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Let's hope they get the colours right
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Phil & Tom Beahon the founders of Castore are good friends with Gerrard so it's no great shock to be fair!
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Phil & Tom Beahon the founders of Castore are good friends with Gerrard so it's no great shock to be fair!
I always thought the brand was started by Andy Murray but I've just checked and he is part owner.
I don't rate the Kits they have made so far so it is a no from me.
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A nice retro Le Coq for me.
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Is it just me who's never even heard of Castore before now?
Same. Never heard of them before the start of the season and took a few games to work out what this brand was. I don’t like the brand at all for no particular reason other than they are new and I don’t like their logo or name.
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wouldn't surprise me. they're backed by big venture capital money, hence why they're snapping up kit supply deals left, right and centre to raise their profile. not just football, but saracens rugby team, south african cricket team, mclaren F1 etc.
how sustainable their model is, we'll find out...