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KRC genk 10-11 Nike football kits

KRC Genk unveiled the new home and third football kits made by Nike.

The away kit is completely white (shirt / shorts / socks), but no pictures are available yet.
 
The third kit is orange with black pants, which will also be used as the Euro away shirt.

Thanks to mrAdri

KRC genk 10-11 Nike football kits

KRC genk 10-11 Nike football kits


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+10 # 2010-06-09 11:22
Kit sponsors are the devils spawn
They have even put a logo on the ass!
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+7 # 2010-06-09 11:37
The ass sponsors are revolting!

If it had to be there it looks better at the bottom of the shirt, and I guess if the sponsors paid for it, they need the guarantee in case the players tuck their shirt in

The shirts are another teamwear job, but that's to be expected for a mid-table team in the Belgian league...
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+2 # 2010-06-09 12:08
yeah the sponsors totally kill the shirts. the designs are not too bad though. like the home one better
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+5 # Chip 2010-06-09 12:30
Jeez, I hope that amount of sponsorship never comes to England, it looks absolute garbage!
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+1 # 2010-06-11 09:02
unfortunately, Belgian sponsors don't spent the amount of money, as English sponsors do.
Genk is a small club, with almost no debt.
Some clubs abroad have millions of debts. So I prefer it this way, with unfortunately this kind of shirt-rape
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-3 # 2010-06-09 13:11
More sunday league team wear,,,,,what is the point of nike they are just censoreding lazy
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+4 # 2010-06-09 13:58
I'm sure Genk's contract isn't concluded with Nike, so they've nothing to do with these shirts...
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+1 # 2010-06-09 13:27
the basic design is quite smart - though if you're gonna have halved shirts, have the halves on BOTH FRONT AND BACK!!!! It is so difficult to read a name and number on the back if the back of the shirt is halved, striped, hooped, whatever????

Are Belgian clubs (and French, come to think of it) SO poor that they really need the sponsorship money from all these ads?
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+1 # 2010-06-10 15:11
For catalouge kits i think they are alright. you have to remember that these are catalouge kits and not kits nike made specifically for Genk.

and in response to you front and back halves thing, FIFA requires that all uniform numbers be the same colour and can be clearly shown on the kit. the number will most likely by white, if nike listen to you and made both sides of the shirt halves, the white number will not be shown on the white half of the kit. thats why you have those weird squares on stiped shirts
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-1 # 2010-06-10 16:38
Ever heard of Blackburn Rovers? They get around this tricky problem by having red numbers. I think it was Albert Einstein who came up with the idea.
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0 # 2010-06-11 09:04
Quoting Seedy Loner:
Are Belgian clubs (and French, come to think of it) SO poor that they really need the sponsorship money from all these ads?

Belgian clubs are so poor indeed.
We have no choice but to put these sponsors to these shirts.
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-1 # 2010-06-09 13:55
further evidence that nike should just give up and go home.
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-4 # 2010-06-09 13:57
i've played against pub teams with better kits than that.
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+3 # 2010-06-09 14:22
that's not the reason. belgian companies f.e. can't afford the same amount of money to sponsor the clubs, like english or german ones. so these clubs need to sign more contracts, to get on to the same level.
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+2 # 2010-06-09 14:25
reply to Seedy Loner
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+1 # 2010-06-09 15:04
that red curly thing on the shorts sponsor looks like a (ahem)
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+2 # 2010-06-09 15:33
as monaco has more sponsors
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+4 # 2010-06-09 16:15
Needs some censored sponsoring. C'mon, Genk, how do you miss out on selling that area?
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0 # 2010-06-09 17:04
They are alright- too many sponsors. What is the weird arrow above the badge on the home and on the collar of the away?
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-3 # 2010-06-09 18:29
the home shirt is like hertha 10 years ago
shit
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+1 # 2010-06-09 18:59
Nice rehash of the 02/03 design, Nike!
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-3 # 2010-06-09 22:58
I just giggled my first giggle on footballshirtculture.com
These are censoreding horrendous Nike should be ashamed, that player should be ashamed, Genk should be ashamed and cars with glass should be ashamed.
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-2 # 2010-06-10 01:42
KRCJunk more like. Way too many logos. Just add another 10 sponsor logos and it will look like a Norwegian league shirt.
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-2 # 2010-06-10 07:06
gash
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-2 # 2010-06-10 10:15
The name Genk just sounds sooo wrong ! but it kind of describers the look of this kit.....an utter load of genk
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-2 # 2010-06-10 10:18

I'll give you that.
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-1 # 2010-06-10 11:36
Why wear your socks so high? Or are nike revolutionizing football clothing to the very next level by introducing tights as a part of official players kit?
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0 # 2010-06-10 15:17
give me a break guys these are catalouge kits. how are you going to critic a company over catalouge kits? thats like a adult picking on a little school boy. do you really think nike sat down and said "alright we are going to put all our effort into Genk's kit?" thats not how sponserships work. thats why smaller clubs use catalouge kits, whether its nike, adidas (well every adidas kits are catalouge quality) or puma. its economical and all the kits are pre made so it cut costs down. plus nike's coporation is spread out far more than soccer do you think nike gives a shit about genk? if genk had the same sponsership deal and attention for their kits as do barcelona, arsenal or man u, do you think genk would need all these sponser logos? hell no.


as for the kits i think they are alright. especially the away its a nice throw back to the 2002/2003 kits which were my favorite nike kits.
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0 # 2010-06-10 15:52
Here is Bayern Munich Away Kit Leak: http://onetopsoccer.com/shop/soccer-jerseys/adidas-bayern-munich-201011-away-ss-jersey
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0 # fcb1893 2010-06-10 16:42
This would be totally awesome if it wasn't for that damn ass sponsor! It ruins an otherwise great kit.
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+1 # 2010-06-10 16:57
Shit Kit Shit league
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0 # 2010-06-10 22:56
kit looks o.k....but....you see the back of it it just looks like sh!t
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0 # 2010-06-11 09:10
Belgian clubs simply can't find sponsors that pay the amount of money English/italian/spanish/german sponsors pay.
So we have no choice.

Genk is a smaller club, in a region where no big companies are located.
But we are a financial healthy club. And that's also very important.

To bad for these kits, cause this is some kind of shirt-rape.

But I prefer these kits, above financial trouble...
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0 # 2010-06-19 07:48
you stupid english people, you all can kiss my ass.
you countrie has got the most fat people popullation on the world stiff upperlips.
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