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Yes please, no silliness. As individuals we all have different tastes but I'm sure that if the team generally look good and are comfortable with how they look there will be one less excuse for them not to be seen playing well in it.
Effing awful. Looks like a home shirt that's ran in the wash. Wouldn't wash my car with it. Hopefully the third kit and random anniversary limited edition shirt they'll release will have a better colourway.
Also, I'm not actually convinced that would be a suitable or acceptable change of shirt for away games at say, Cardiff and Preston either - it doesn't look "different" enough to me.
Reminds me a bit of Sheffield Wednesday's away strip last season. It's the relegation look. Marginally better than Middlesex Cricket Club's T20 strip but hate it all the same. I bet the shirts are lavender scented as well.
One thing, that Mr Q logo doesn't look as huge and obnoxious as it did on Watford's jersey. It doesn't "jar" too much or look like a crummy sticker crudely bunged on the shirt. Obviously it's still mildly displeasing from aesthetic design and moral perspectives but it could've been worse. Ultimately, there are not many businesses or enterprises chomping at the bit to splash their name on the shirt of a team that keeps finishing in bottom half of the table so we have to be grateful for their sponsorship (and dosh). I suppose one day we will finally reward our sponsor with a bit of success and Wembley TV cameras, maybe it'll be this year?
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