Nothing of the new kit

[Mazrim]

Its just a bleeding kit. Whats the rush? As long as the players have it to start the season does it matter?

[TimTheVillain]

Fulham changed their sponsor (to FXPro) as well as their manufacturer (to Kappa) abd still launched their kit about three weeks ago.  Villa are consistently late in releasing kits.  It's always been the case.

If I were the CEO, I'd expect to be asked this question.

Cashflow is King in football these days ( and any other business).

[Phil from the upper holte]

Its just a bleeding kit. Whats the rush? As long as the players have it to start the season does it matter?

Its just a kit I agree but it'd be nice to wear it when im on holiday once in a while

[cdward]

Its just a bleeding kit. Whats the rush? As long as the players have it to start the season does it matter?

maybe we should have changed the sponsor to "last minute.com"

[cdward]

Its just a bleeding kit. Whats the rush? As long as the players have it to start the season does it matter?

maybe we should have changed the sponsor to "last minute.com"

[villa1]

Its just a bleeding kit. Whats the rush? As long as the players have it to start the season does it matter?

To me, yes. I'd like to wear it on holiday and buy one for my son to wear on holiday too.

[montague]

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Its just a kit I agree but it'd be nice to wear it when im on holiday once in a while[/quote]

Grown men wearing a football shirt should be turned away at the airport and asked to change into some adult clothes. IMO!

[mshurst]

What's wrong with showing the support of your club?

[pauliewalnuts]

What's wrong with showing the support of your club?

Nothing, but grown men in football shirts in airport departure lounges showing their love is - in my opinion - a bit sad.

Have you ever flown out of Alicante airport, which serves Benidorm?

Fat blokes (and women) in football shirts everywhere you look.

[mshurst]

Hmmm, true.

I often only where my Villa shirt for playing football, going to matches, or if I've ran out of other suitable clothing.

However, I want the new purple-polo!

[Phil from the upper holte]

I flew to Vegas in my Villa shirt. I was proud to do so

[villa1]

What's wrong with showing the support of your club?

Nothing, but grown men in football shirts in airport departure lounges showing their love is - in my opinion - a bit sad.

Have you ever flown out of Alicante airport, which serves Benidorm?

Fat blokes (and women) in football shirts everywhere you look.

In my opinion, it isn't.

But hey ho, we're all entitled to one.

The only thing that stops me wearing it to fly is that half way through the flight, having sweated profusely in it, i'd smell a bit fresh.

[JJ-AV]

When's it officially unveiled, the 15th?

If so I imagine it'll leak by Monday or Tuesday...

[JJ-AV]

Aston Villa will unveil our new home and away kits for the 2010-2011 season at an open-air event on Centenary Square at The ICC Birmingham on Thursday, July 15, with several first team players appearing to showcase the kit on the catwalk.

Children from Aston Villa's charity partner, Acorns, will also appear on-stage with the Villa players and one lucky child will press the plunger to reveal a giant replica shirt on the outside of The ICC building.

The event, which will kick off at lunchtime [exact time to be confirmed], will also feature a five-a-side football tournament with local school children and a gig by Villa-supporting local band Mexicolas.

Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov said: "We would love for our fans to support this event as we are all looking forward to an exciting season ahead. The new shirt looks great, too!"

FxPro is Aston Villa's principal club partner having recently agreed a deal which will see the foreign exchange broker's logo appear on the club's shirt for the next three seasons.

FxPro Director Denis Sukhotin commented: "The Aston Villa shirt unveiling will introduce fans to FxPro and kick off a relationship which is very exciting for both parties. Aston Villa is one of the great names in English football and we are proud to be a part of the club's future as they work hard to build on their success."

[Clampy]

Whatever happened to the days when you first saw the new shirt in the back of the Mail being worn by a couple of players.