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Away kit revealed

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I’m not a fan of this colour but I know plenty who will be so I hope they sell lots.

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I much prefer the blue kit, but a lot of people do like it and it's sufficiently different to our other kits to work as an away kit. Gives me Trew era vibes but I hope that's where the similarity ends.

Brilliant pics published by the club though, very Italian!

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I like the way that the Club is trying to market the new pink kit, but somehow I just don't think it is going to be popular. I'm sure they could have come up with a better colour. Can't imagine a Notts away end full of pink.

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It's not for me, but I can see why some fans would like it, and it's hardly as bad as some are saying on social media.

My thoughts are, and this isn't to be negative, but the club struggled to sell the away and third shirts beforehand, especially when we were in the National League. The marketing is good, but we tend to focus too often on the 'Juve' connection to the point that I feel it becomes a little too much.

It's a good decision to have the heritage third shirt, but I still feel that, given the costs involved, it would be best to have one or the other.

I prefer the blue third shirt, but it's rather bland and the only merit is the throwback to the single magpie. The away shirt has a little more about it, but it's still basic and I don't like it all that much. I am sure it will be popular, as the club is doing well to market them, but I do feel that we should focus more on our tradition, and leave the nods to Juve every 5–10 years if that. I love the connection between the two teams, but we are Notts County.

I'd have liked a nice yellow or light-blue kit, though I understand the need to mix things up.

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That massive datagum duck has to be one of the worst looking sponsors we’ve ever had. I didn’t realise it was on all the shirts this season, that does spoils it for me. It makes the shirt look a bit comical.

It’s not terrible but it’s just another bland strip that looked like Puma spent all of 5 minutes on. All one shade of pink and no real design to the shirt, well apart from the completely unnecessary button at the top to support the non-existent collar!

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I’ll stick with my black and white stripes, I don’t travel away anyway so never buy an away shirt.

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i think its quite smart but i do agree, i would have loved something more notts but the club are in the business to sell shirts. the juve connection will, not only amongst our local and uk support but international too. the brazil followers i think might even like the away kit. its not the worst, so cant complain.

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