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really like the Orlando lion crests...
really anxious to see what LAFC kits are gonna look like
really anxious to see what LAFC kits are gonna look like
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don't they enter the league in 2017? gonna be a while before we even see a leak
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The Orlando White kit is what Real Madrid should look like.
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Argentina jerseys are actually really well done. That away is super good looking
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ended up getting these for rugby, a lot tinier than i expected for a size 10
ended up getting these for rugby, a lot tinier than i expected for a size 10
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is a size 10 your regular size? Gotta go up half a size with the Magista line.
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Nike always did a great job with the Celtic kits. Even all their training gear looked nice. End of an era.
I wonder why Nike is ending what seems like a lot of kit deals with football clubs?
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I wonder why Nike is ending what seems like a lot of kit deals with football clubs?
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Nike won't tell us but it has to do with taking over the NFL contract. Ever since they signed with them they've been losing clubs like clockwork.
I liked The Celtic kits too, love the white/green/black (shhh don't tell anyone)
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i got these and i fit my normal size, snug but the flyknit stretches a bit...had to size up for the opus though
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ESPN reported a while back that Nike might not even keep the NFL deal past its initial league contract. A lot of speculation given that the deal was only for 5 years considering the NFL's previous deal with Reebok was for 10 years. It's been losing its college apparel deals too. Arizona State and more notably, Miami- who has been there essentially from day 1 of Nike's outfitting era. It could be the NFL deal causing all this, but that deal might be past tense sooner rather than later as well.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/1...nfl-college-football-uniforms-peril-uni-watch
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Wow that was a good read.
Guess Nike can't do what they really want to with the NFL so they could very well leave. Honestly not to change the subject here but the minimal stuff they've done with the NFL is terrible anyways, it'd be better for both. Let Under Armor take over. Get the money and go after the NBA an then steal away Real Madrid or Chelsea in a coupe years and they'd be back at it.
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Adidas took a big financial hit with the Russian economy tanked resulting in the ruble sliding to the tune of €78m so far this year. The company's Taylormade golf brand also suffered a whopping 28% decline in sales due to golf interest rapidly declining. They also lost foot hold in the American market as Under Armour is now the #2 sportswear company here in the states. They will be very hard pressed to break even on their United deal. 
I'd be hard pressed to think these new TV deals & uniform deals pay off well for the sportswear & broadcasting companies...
Edit - Adding the link below from the WSJ.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/adidas-fourth-quarter-loss-widens-1425540191
I'd be hard pressed to think these new TV deals & uniform deals pay off well for the sportswear & broadcasting companies...
Edit - Adding the link below from the WSJ.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/adidas-fourth-quarter-loss-widens-1425540191
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I'm really trying to stop myself from ordering a pair. Post pics when you get em please.
I think they are all already dried up. What size are you in case I dont decide to keep them?
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I never find cleats at Ross. I only found magista indoor lows and a man united authentic but passed on both
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repped for the linksAdidas took a big financial hit with the Russian economy tanked resulting in the ruble sliding to the tune of €78m so far this year. The company's Taylormade golf brand also suffered a whopping 28% decline in sales due to golf interest rapidly declining. They also lost foot hold in the American market as Under Armour is now the #2 sportswear company here in the states. They will be very hard pressed to break even on their United deal.
I'd be hard pressed to think these new TV deals & uniform deals pay off well for the sportswear & broadcasting companies...
Edit - Adding the link below from the WSJ.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/adidas-fourth-quarter-loss-widens-1425540191
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The NFL, EPL, & LA Dodgers are getting over on these broadcasters. There is no way these TV deals are worth the money in terms of profit.
Case in point, rubert murdoch's direct tv loses a nice chunk of change on their nfl ticket deal but they use it as a marketing tool to try & gain subscribers. Even then their losing money because with the rise of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu Plus, & Amazon traditional cable & satellite companies are losing subs.
These companies are stupid for over paying... The irony is they can set the market but they choose to over pay...
Case in point, rubert murdoch's direct tv loses a nice chunk of change on their nfl ticket deal but they use it as a marketing tool to try & gain subscribers. Even then their losing money because with the rise of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu Plus, & Amazon traditional cable & satellite companies are losing subs.
These companies are stupid for over paying... The irony is they can set the market but they choose to over pay...
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Totti tiempos sold out in about 12 seconds...tried my best to get them but not dice. Anyone see any US12s floating around, while highly unlikely let me know
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I'd disagree at least with the NFL. The ratings speak otherwise, despite the controversies that went on during the season. Can't beat the the airtime. The EPL ratings have an upward trend as well.The NFL, EPL, & LA Dodgers are getting over on these broadcasters. There is no way these TV deals are worth the money in terms of profit.
Case in point, rubert murdoch's direct tv loses a nice chunk of change on their nfl ticket deal but they use it as a marketing tool to try & gain subscribers. Even then their losing money because with the rise of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu Plus, & Amazon traditional cable & satellite companies are losing subs.
These companies are stupid for over paying... The irony is they can set the market but they choose to over pay...
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11.5-12. No need for another pair of boots for me though. They do look great however.
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The NFL, EPL, & LA Dodgers are getting over on these broadcasters. There is no way these TV deals are worth the money in terms of profit.
Case in point, rubert murdoch's direct tv loses a nice chunk of change on their nfl ticket deal but they use it as a marketing tool to try & gain subscribers. Even then their losing money because with the rise of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu Plus, & Amazon traditional cable & satellite companies are losing subs.
These companies are stupid for over paying... The irony is they can set the market but they choose to over pay...
Well we spend $100 plus dollars on $4 dollar kits made by little Indonesian kids...
Overpaying is part of it, it all balances out
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liking those argentina kits. clean and simple.