Next season's kits

[Dogtanian]

I've never seen or noticed one at the blues and only seen the bird thing at the baggies.

The baggies had that awful pea though and then what looked like a fridge?

[London Villan]

The lion was on the Trinity in the 1920s - I expect other clubs had icons at this point too, but it has been something we have used pretty much since we were formed.

[Des Little]

Anyone hoping for Umbro best have a look at the shit West Ham will be wearing next season

[Deano's Mullet]

Castor have released Wulves'. Where's ours then?

[Clampy]

I went to watch Fleetwood v Oxford late last season and Fleetwood had a very jolly mascot by the name of Captain Cod.

[dave.woodhall]

I went to watch Fleetwood v Oxford late last season and Fleetwood had a very jolly mascot by the name of Captain Cod.

I wonder about you.

[Brazilian Villain]

Castor have released Wulves'.

https://www.footyheadlines.com/2022/05/wolves-22-23-home-away-third-kits-leaked.html

Their home kit is quite smart and includes a natty long sleeve version, the away and 3rd kits are terrible.

[Clampy]

I went to watch Fleetwood v Oxford late last season and Fleetwood had a very jolly mascot by the name of Captain Cod.

I wonder about you.

He spoke highly of yow too.

[Lastfootstamper]

Two things, cba quoting people. Firstly, I'm pretty sure I can say there's not been any lions in Scotland since at least the end of the last ice age. And secondly, didn't Millwall adopt their lion after beating us? Or losing to us? Or was it Chelsea? One of those four outcomes, anyway.

[Chico Hamilton III]

Two things, cba quoting people. Firstly, I'm pretty sure I can say there's not been any lions in Scotland since at least the end of the last ice age. And secondly, didn't Millwall adopt their lion after beating us? Or losing to us? Or was it Chelsea? One of those four outcomes, anyway.

I thought Millwall’s lion badge and shirt colours was a nod to their Scottish founders. Or something

[Brazilian Villain]

Firstly, I'm pretty sure I can say there's not been any lions in Scotland since at least the end of the last ice age.

I'm also pretty sure there have never been any unicorns in Scotland, doesn't stop it being their national animal.

[Clampy]

Whats the elephant on the Coventry Badge all about anyway?

[ADVILLAFAN]

I don't mind swapping away from a lion to an animal that's genuinely brave. Lions aren't. It's a 500lb cat with razor sharp claws and teeth that hunts in packs, has no natural predators, and enjoys nothing more than a nice nap after dinner. Your average garden bird-table raiding squirrel shows more bollocks.

Honey Badger maybe? They're double-hard bastards

[dave.woodhall]

Whats the elephant on the Coventry Badge all about anyway?

There's an elephant on the city's coat of arms. It's something to do with medieval times. Apparently there used to be an elephant reservation where the cathedral is now but the council knocked it down. 

[Lastfootstamper]

WHAT'S WRONG WITH BRITISH ANIMALS???//
Perhaps an adder, or a water boatman.