How all 20 Premier League home shirts would look without sponsors

[Moorite]

This popped up on my Facebook feed and thought I would share it here. Would love for this to happen but with the money involved there is no chance.

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[Steve1956]

This popped up on my Facebook feed and thought I would share it here. Would love for this to happen but with the money involved there is no chance.

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How good do they look..brilliant.

[Devils_Advocate]

Makes them all look like sh*tty training tops

[ClaretAndJew]

Tottenham, Chelsea and Wolves ones look awesome.

[Rileybobs]

Think a few of them look good but a lot of them very plain. I don’t get the current obsession with shirt sponsors. If you think back to some of the most iconic kits of any team, the ones you remember most, it is the sponsor that jumps straight to mind.

Take Arsenal’s kit in the link, it’s a throwback to a JVC kit. The shirt sponsor is part of the kit and what makes each season’s kit unique and memorable. They can stay for me.

[ClaretAndJew]

It's interesting how sponsors stick with you, certainly from when I started watching football in the early 90's, brands like Sharp (Man Utd), JVC (Arsenal), Newcastle Brown Ale (Obvious), Carlsberg (Liverpool). All these brands I immediately associate with the football team and strip.