Oh Stop it! just spat my drink across the laptop!

Finally, a return to proper goalkeeper kits

Mind you. The keepers kit Marlon Beresford wore was like an explosion in a paint factory!

Burt Trautman would choke on his strawberry mivvi if he saw that

Beresford's acid groove gear.

Their away one is pink with blue sleeves.

Looks more like a full kit *anker from the tour de france

quoonbeatz wrote:Beresford's acid groove gear.

Their away one is pink with blue sleeves.

So it is

It's bad enough but to then pinkify the club badge to blend in is a bit of an insult to the club's heritage

Not as bad as David Seamans old out fit, he even tucked it in...

Nothing wrong with Seaman's Opal fruit kit!

I loved this one

Love that Wycombe GK top. Proper 90's.

Beresford's rainbow kit was brilliant.

Foshiznik wrote:Nothing wrong with Seaman's Opal fruit kit!

Definitely has you reaching for the opal fruits, spangles or chewitts

Wycombe are making him look like a pansie.

ClaretTony wrote:

Clothes tell you a lot about a man.
This tells me he's just tried to spoon feed rhubarb and custard to his baby for the first time.

I think he looks fabulous.

The best bit is the oversize gloves, maybe it's from Plane of the Apes, they've finally learnt how to play football

IndigoLake wrote:I think he looks fabulous.

I'm with Indigo on this, I love it.

I think he likes it. It's jazzy.

It kind of looks like someone has vomited a rainbow on him.

His face looks like he's just seen himself wearing this in the mirror for the first time.

IndigoLake wrote:It kind of looks like someone has vomited a rainbow on him.

taste the rainbow

I'd be interested to see how the pattern would hold up on a, lets say, fuller-figured goalkeeper. A Paddy Kenny or a Wayne Shaw if you will.

That's were the designers will have really earned their money.

Given that goalkeepers tend to be quite particular about their kits I reckon he's had an input into this, and wants to it to be loud and vibrant. Nobody's going to miss him coming off the line, and just think how distracting it would be for opposing striker taking a PK.

I had the rainbow Beresford shirt when I played 6 a side at the Turf back in the mid 90s. I wore it out and at the end of the following season I cheekily asked him if I could have his shirt (the explosion in the paint factory one) which he kindly gave me complete with Football League arm badges back in the day when you couldn't buy these. I still have the shirt in a drawer at home.

Well at least it won't clash.

TV companies/authorities won't allow this in the top flight - imagine how the ultra HD cameras would react to that

It can double up as the test card if there is a failed transmission.

Heard them talking about this on the radio, apparently it's been designed to look like a target so that the striker subconsciously aims towards it. It's also meant to make the goalkeeper look bigger.

I think someone was watching this