I wonder if the club are nearly ready to launch next seasons kit?  OK, we haven't a clue when we'll return to action, but it would give the club some revenue during this barren period, and it might bring a bit more hope to fans that there is the likelihood of a return at some point.

I have no insider info at all on this, it's just that this usually creeps up around Father's Day, and it might be good if they did it earlier this time.

I really hope they're gearing up for this being done online, they might not have a choice.

There's much more important things in the world right now, but I'm just hopeful there's some sort of action going on in the background as opposed to just furloughing all the staff until October, then blindly falling into next season with no leg work being done beforehand.  I should probably give the club more credit than that, but exactly who is still working at the club etc. seems a bit of a mystery really.

i doubt if its that high up Pip and Fenty's agenda to be honest.

Well I think it would be a Very good way of getting some money into the club at this difficult time.

Philip Day mentioned on the radio that the new kit is with them this week

Quoted from grimsby pete

Well I think it would be a Very good way of getting some money into the club at this difficult time.

Im mid 50's stopped wearing football shirts decades ago

im 70 and i wear my shirt with immense pride. :)

Quoted from 4055

im 70 and i wear my shirt with immense pride. :)

;D ;D ;D

Depends on what capacity Italian manufacturing is currently running at.  

Quoted from Boris Johnson

Im mid 50's stopped wearing football shirts decades ago

I am in my 50's wear a town top every day, I have many away tops to choose from.

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Depends on what capacity Italian manufacturing is currently running at.  

This will undoubtedly make a difference but then again, my friend over there, works in a factory, no idea what he makes or produces but he’s been at work throughout...

Quoted from aldi_01

This will undoubtedly make a difference but then again, my friend over there, works in a factory, no idea what he makes or produces but he’s been at work throughout...

Really good friend then ?!!

Quoted from louth_in_the_south

Really good friend then ?!!

Aye, he’s explained before but intercourse knows this time. He used to work in a factory that produced plastic pipes.

His parents own a tobacconist but this is likely to finish them off.

In all seriousness, are the Errea kits actually made in Italy? I mean even Gucci and Armani barely have stuff made there anymore.

Quoted from aldi_01

Aye, he’s explained before but intercourse knows this time. He used to work in a factory that produced plastic pipes.

His parents own a tobacconist but this is likely to finish them off.

In all seriousness, are the Errea kits actually made in Italy? I mean even Gucci and Armani barely have stuff made there anymore.

That’s a good question. And the answer to that is that as the shirts are mostly sublimated, they are printed in Italy at the Errea factory. This means they can use the line made in Italy. These are then shipped off to Eastern Europe, Romania I think, and sown together.

I thought the 'made in EU' label sounded disconcertingly vague

My shirt has a quality control label written in Italian so some part of the production line must be there.

Quoted from Boris Johnson

Im mid 50's stopped wearing football shirts decades ago

Boring boring boring.

Quoted from Boris Johnson

Im mid 50's stopped wearing football shirts decades ago

I suppose if I supported Lincoln I wouldn't want to advertise it  ;D