| The Important World Cup Debate 20:26 - Jun 17 with 3846 views | Dorse |
Adidas, Nike or Puma? |  |
| 'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!' |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 20:42 - Jun 17 with 3804 views | 100percent |
Adidas. All day long.
The originals, with a retro feel. |  | | |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 20:54 - Jun 17 with 3781 views | HAYESBOY |
Adidas. Then Puma. Nike can do one. |  |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 21:28 - Jun 17 with 3743 views | digswellhoop |
all slippers not boots |  | | |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 21:39 - Jun 17 with 3717 views | timjones |
Well Stan went for Adidas AND Gola. 😀😀😀 | | | |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 22:05 - Jun 17 with 3668 views | flynnbo |
Stylo. |  | | |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 08:34 - Jun 18 with 3512 views | CroydonCaptJack |
Puma first, Adidas second and just do one third. |  |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 09:07 - Jun 18 with 3479 views | TheChef |
Adidas win by a country mile. I've been hammering DHGate for most of the World Cup shirts  I mean the Curacao away one is stunning, as is Germany away.
Nike as usual tend to have one template they use for everyone (although hat tip to the Norway home shirt).
Puma are nearly always poor and seem to have a monopoly on the North African countries. |  |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 09:45 - Jun 18 with 3417 views | CamberleyR |
I've always been an Adidas loyalist ever since being a kid in the 70s however I don't like the broad stripes on the sleeves of the shirts that seems to be their design now. It just looks wrong.
Just look at those kits they produced for us, Forest, Ipswich, Palace etc in the late 70s/early 80s they were things of beauty. |  |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 10:02 - Jun 18 with 3376 views | joe90 |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 09:07 - Jun 18 by TheChef |
Adidas win by a country mile. I've been hammering DHGate for most of the World Cup shirts I mean the Curacao away one is stunning, as is Germany away.
Nike as usual tend to have one template they use for everyone (although hat tip to the Norway home shirt).
Puma are nearly always poor and seem to have a monopoly on the North African countries. |
Are the DHGate shirts any good? I was going to buy the Curacao away but it's sold out! |  | | |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 12:50 - Jun 18 with 3288 views | TheChef |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 10:02 - Jun 18 by joe90 |
Are the DHGate shirts any good? I was going to buy the Curacao away but it's sold out! |
Yes can definitely recommend (just check reviews when selecting a seller) but can't go wrong at £12 a pop. | |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 10:03 - Jun 19 with 3129 views | themodfather |
admiral did some classic kits but the major brands , did they have influence ? bar adidas and nike, what other kits have been seen in a world cup final?
england drop umbro and now get to semi's and finals?? all that cash in the game, and it is all about the cash, never the sport or the game. | | | |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 10:26 - Jun 19 with 3105 views | CamberleyR |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 10:03 - Jun 19 by themodfather |
admiral did some classic kits but the major brands , did they have influence ? bar adidas and nike, what other kits have been seen in a world cup final?
england drop umbro and now get to semi's and finals?? all that cash in the game, and it is all about the cash, never the sport or the game. |
Brazil wore Umbro and Italy wore Diadora in 1994.
Argentina wore Le Coq Sportif in 1986.
Italy's kit in 1982 was Le Coq Sportif but the Italian FA back then didn't allow kit manufacturer logos.
West Germany used another German company in 1974, Erima who were a manufacturing partner of Adidas. | |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 11:58 - Jun 19 with 3069 views | TheChef |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 10:26 - Jun 19 by CamberleyR |
Brazil wore Umbro and Italy wore Diadora in 1994.
Argentina wore Le Coq Sportif in 1986.
Italy's kit in 1982 was Le Coq Sportif but the Italian FA back then didn't allow kit manufacturer logos.
West Germany used another German company in 1974, Erima who were a manufacturing partner of Adidas. |
Watched the 82 semi final recently, West Germany had adidas shirts with Erima shorts! | |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 18:09 - Jun 20 with 2893 views | Dorse |
Just watching Sweden v Holland. That Swedish away kit (Adidas)... gorgeous. | |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 20:38 - Jun 21 with 2703 views | Noelmc |
Ever since I was a teenager in the 1970's I've been a fan of Adidas clothing and Puma footwear. Always associate Puma boots with Pele & Maradona. |  | | |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 21:37 - Jun 21 with 2662 views | BlameMcLintock |
Adidas is hard to beat. The simpler the design, the better. Not a fan of their broader stripes - but look at Saudi-Arabias white away-strip. The best for me so far in the World Cup this year.
https://digitalhub.fifa.com/tr |  | | |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 10:15 - Jun 22 with 2499 views | CamberleyR |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 20:38 - Jun 21 by Noelmc |
Ever since I was a teenager in the 1970's I've been a fan of Adidas clothing and Puma footwear. Always associate Puma boots with Pele & Maradona. |
And Johan Cruyff. | |
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| The Important World Cup Debate on 10:23 - Jun 22 with 2475 views | robith |
Trainer wise I was always an Addidas ultra (stan smiths and superstars? forget about it). But over the last couple of years I've given up on them. They've done something to them and they're now so narrow they wreck my feet, and the quality has declined really notably, they last a third as long.
Move to nike for high tops, and NB and etnies for skate shoes (so comfortable) and haven't looked back |  | | |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 13:50 - Jun 22 with 2387 views | TheChef |
| The Important World Cup Debate on 21:37 - Jun 21 by BlameMcLintock |
Adidas is hard to beat. The simpler the design, the better. Not a fan of their broader stripes - but look at Saudi-Arabias white away-strip. The best for me so far in the World Cup this year.
https://digitalhub.fifa.com/tr |
I do love that Saudi kit (er, just a shame that it's Saudi!) | |
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