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  • #289503
    AwaywegoAwaywego
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    First impression of the third kit, ‘it looks mint’.
    Bloody good job all round for all 3 kits, made it hard for themselves next season to surpass them.

    #289504
    Dan-UTIDan-UTI
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    Love the sentiment behind the third shirt and the video is quality, but as a Scunthorpe shirt it’s horrific IMO. Will stick to buying the home/away.

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    #289516
    ironfromafarironfromafar
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    All 3 kits are fantastic…well done to all involved in their creation and launch.

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    #289517
    Iron-aweIron-awe
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    The videos have been excellent the kits are all excellent IMO and the club has done a fantastic job, special mention to James Moody, nice one lad.

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    #289526
    PaulSanfran49
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    The 3rd strip has just put this club way above any other. What a set of shirts, have to say not seen any trio better than that from this level all the way down to the Premiership.

    Then as people say the presentation videos with the story for each organised by James and the team just push it even further.

    What a way to set the club on the path to regain league status.

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    #289530
    Ex OfficioEx Officio
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    I think this season has signaled a departure from our previous ‘launches’. No more Aston Villa /West Ham ‘pseudo last season’s kits’, but a genuine attempt to stamp our own identity on the shirts. Credit to Kelme, as the 3rd kit must have provided a challenge probably unparalleled in the world of 6th tier kits. I think the launches have been super and can only hope now that supply will meet the overwhelming demand that is evident from the response on all media platforms. UTI.

    #289531
    NorthumbironNorthumbiron
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    The heavens reflect our labours!

    Just like looking out of my (east facing) bedroom window circa 1969.

    #289532
    AwaywegoAwaywego
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    And Sunderlands 3rd kit celebrating their mining history Lol.
    Getting absolutely slated on fanbanter.

    #289593
    SupermickSupermick
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    Ha ha! What a stupid post.

    #289594
    Deereyme66Deereyme66
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    Just that one? :)

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    #289652
    Iron414Iron414
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    How are peoples shirts holding up? I bought one for my nephew and he’s worn it twice and it looked a state already on Saturday. Misshapen, pulled and badge coming away. Wondering if it’s a quality issue or if his mother has put it on a boil!

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    Iron-aweIron-awe
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    Is it to do with the Nottinghamshire water?

    #289688
    WonderGoalsWonderGoals
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    Football shirts are supposed to be washed on a cool setting and turned inside out to protect the stitching of the club crest/badge.

    What you’re describing iron414 usually happens when it’s been washed on a far too high temp.

    You can also put the shirt in a thin muslin wash bag to further protect it. You can buy them from e-bay fairly cheaply.

    #289689
    fans6464
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    aren’t all football shirt wearers out of shape?

    #289709
    Deereyme66Deereyme66
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    Do you work in a launderette WG? Some expert advice there lad!

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    #289710
    IronaweIronawe
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    Like the home and away can’t say I’m a big fan of the third kit. Sentiment great, idea great it just looks a bit garish to me. I hope they sell hundreds but the first team have no cause to use it.

    #289724
    NorthumbironNorthumbiron
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    I think that’s the general idea behind most third kits.

    #289727
    WonderGoalsWonderGoals
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    Do you work in a launderette WG? Some expert advice there lad!

    Ha !. No, I can’t say I do. I used to have that happen all the time though as a kid buying shirts when my dear Old Mother used to abuse the washer’s temperature dial.

    I also wash trainers few times a year in a muslin drawstring bag with some trainer cleaner popped in each trainer and it’s never done them any harm. They come up very clean and never had stitching come out. Cool wash and pop more delicate items in a bag and it prevents damage when they rattle around or catch on the drum.

    If you use that as a mantra you can’t go wrong.

    #289728
    SideriteSiderite
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    If you’re reading this, Ms Harness, we might have the perfect kit man right here.

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    #289734
    Iron-aweIron-awe
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    I hope WG gets his aprons and marigolds from an authorised source, wouldn’t want his hands getting chapped from using an inferior product.

    #289737
    Deereyme66Deereyme66
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    I think this is by far the best advice I’ve seen you post WG. You’re clearly wasted on here. Forget Iron Hour. ‘Washing with Wondergoals’ would be prime time viewing.

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