Just from the online pics. I see no fault in that 2nd kit.
What’s the point in having an Independent Football Regulator if they aren’t going to safeguard the game from recoloured badges?
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Not for me thanks.
Maybe it’ll look good in the flesh.
Not a fan, surprised the away has had such a positive response on here.
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Apparently they released a new album last week
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Good stuff, but I’m going to call it the gammon kit.
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Agree - I do like that kit
Quite like it apart from the badge.
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Whoever is making the decisions on our kits needs to be fired. Directly into the sun.
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In these days of Ai , couldn’t we have a dancing yak with the suit and tie on their big day.
I’m not a massive fan, but maybe it will grow on me?
I gave it the kids test just now. My boys are 7 and 10 and are definitely young chair boys now after attending all matches I managed this season. They love the new home kit.
Verdict on this new change strip from both was “ohhh… yeah it’s ok? A bit too pink… . Would have been better as the goalkeepers kit”
The new home shirt is growing on me - I think the jazzy stripes are meant to hypnotise the opposition - we shall see !!
I like it. Flamingo pink, very bold and distinctive.
Plamingo Fink…whatever that means
Plamingo…is it a pink fleshlight? A useless striker? Or a Bosnian chrome plating company?
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I grew up watching Call My Bluff, that was peak entertainment for the time 
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Late 60s, early 70s.
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I don’t think that matters these days. All teams release 3 kits - sometimes 4. It gives the fans more choice. You could ask - “why did Bradford, Plymouth and Lincoln all wear pink against us last season?”
The fact is, you don’t have to buy it, and more importantly I think the “coral” engages more female fans. My mate has already said he will buy both his daughters the coral kit.
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