I quite like that, what do others think?

I like it but I am not so keen on the back, as picky as it sounds I just feel the upper white parts make it look unpleasing to me. However, I am not the one who has to look at it and with numbers/naming on it then it wouldn't be so bad.

It's brilliant to see Lifeline on the back too.

The front reminds me of a past shirt, maybe from the 70s or 80s but off the top of my head I cannot think of which.

I don't like the front, the back or the sleeves. The stripes look horrible. The rest of it is fine. I'll spend my money at the Nest.

Can we at least have white socks?

It reminds me of a Sheffield Wednesday shirt from the 90s with a big white panel on the front.

Next season, let's go back to good old fashioned black and white stripes.

its okay, i can understand that the club is trying to do something different. i dont dislike or love it, i think the kit is pretty average. i dont like the training wear, it looks awful and low quality. puma seem to be focusing on more on the weird designs than the quality that they had previously.

I really like it and maybe controversially, I think I prefer it to last seasons too! I get that reinventing something that everyone wants to stay the same is tricky but I think the pin-stripes are a nice added detail, in theory mixing them in with the thicker stripes could've looked a mess but I think it just gives the shirt a bit more added interest.

Maybe all the sponsors are a tad over-kill but this is just the way modern football is a the moment.

Looks too much like last seasons shirt for me at a glance.

On 17/07/2026 at 14:05, StarkMallard said:

I don't like the front, the back or the sleeves. The stripes look horrible. The rest of it is fine. I'll spend my money at the Nest.

I have to agree with @StarkMallard the design is a little wanting, next we'll be wearing all black with hardly any white. Come on Puma let's have some historic thoughts in future designs please.