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Venezuela 10/12 Adidas Home Football shirt

Monday, 12 April 2010 12:18 Football shirt blog - 10/11 Kits

venezuela 10-12 adidas home shirt

VenezuelaEsFutbol unveiled the new Venezuela 10/12 Home football shirt made by Adidas, which celebrates 200 year of independence.

The national team of Venezuela is nicknamed 'La Vinotinto' (The Burgundy), because of the traditional burgundy colour of their shirts.

venezuela 10-12 adidas home shirt

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-7 # 2010-04-12 13:00

Isnt that the same template as their home kit ? Aweful colours

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0 # 2010-04-12 13:13

The deep marroon is nice, but the grey is not. Pretty dull template, but the detail on the back of the collar is nice

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+1 # 2010-04-12 13:22

Looks like a fake. The Adidas logo and the FVF shield looks odd, at least.

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+9 # 2010-04-12 14:13

por que no te callas?

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+10 # 2010-04-12 15:26

he he, it should have a watter mark with Spain's King telling Chávez that famous phrase, he he.

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+5 # 2010-04-12 16:44

200 years of independence? Didn't Chavez end the Republic and take control of all the media? Doesn't sound too free and independent to me. As for the shirt, it's nothing special. I don't even think the crest is stitched on, I think it's cheaply applied.

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-1 # 2010-04-16 22:00

While the media may not be free, It's more Independent from the US than England. And the shirt is great.

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0 # 2010-04-22 21:58

The first part of your statement just proved the other half of it wrong. How can it be more independent than the USA or England if the stupid communist government controls the peoples free speech? You might as well move to Cuba with Castro, so how well communism working for them, while your at it ask the FORMER Soviet Union which collapsed under communism. Time and time again communism has failed.

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0 # 2010-04-27 21:28

What communism are you talking about asshole? You look like one of those idiots who believes everything that the news papers and channels like Fox News, CNN, BBC, and all that crap tells. Come to Venezuela and you will see the most free and happy people in the world, even though we are not rich, any poor censoreder can travel around the world so easilly. You live to work, we work to LIVE! How come USA only has TWO censoreding political partys, what about what other people thinks??? Thats freedom? NO you dumb and blind idiot! go suck your queens butthole, ball sucker! And btw, dont talk about my english, im very sure you dont know a shit about spanish, becouse you are a censoreding ignorant.

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-1 # 2010-08-03 19:53

Anyone who've read Paul's sad intervention can be pretty sure that this is the way poor people (in education and spirit) from Venezuela who have nothing to lose think - and obviously speak -. I'm pretty sure that those who have ever met a Venezuelan person must be really shocked about the way Paul aggresively express his point of view. That's the result of Chavez' brain-washing to poverty. I'm sorry to bring politics to this forum but those who read that must know that this isn't the way all Venezuelans are.
PS: The shirt could be better :)

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+17 # 2010-04-12 18:00

the only good thing in venezuela is the miss venezuela

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-1 # Kallenovsky 2010-04-12 19:28

Second that.

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+8 # 2010-04-12 22:32

I am Venezuelan Chavez wants to politicize football. not left alone to private enterprise and wants to take over the media and private property .. has been damaged so much in this country wants to become CUBA, also has bought weapons of war to Russia.
THE POPULARITY OF CHAVEZ IS TODAY 35%. AND HAVE BOUGHT A NATIONAL ELECTORAL COUNCIL.

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0 # 2010-04-27 21:39

Muchacho tonto, debe ser que esta mierda era un pais del primer mundo en la cuarta republica. Ademas, ya mas de 10 años con Chavez en el poder y todavia dicen las mismas pendejadas. Ojala llegara un dictador arrecho y con bolas de verdad para que matara a los pendejos como tu! Pajuo!

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35 % the popularity for Chavez, thats right, but the opossition how much popularity they have?? Hahaha like 10% maximun, becouse everyone in here wants a good life only for themselves. So whats the problem? 40 years of Right Wing thiefs, now is time for the left wingers...

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-2 # Zorruko 2010-04-13 00:04

Not a bad design, but the colour combination is strange. I think they had in mind teams like West Ham, Burnley, Aston Villa, but the sky blue/grey looks weird.

The badge looks completely out of place, I think that is because they use the colours of their flag, but if they are going to be keep using burgundy/dark red as their home colour, they should design a new badge.

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-2 # Baggio Blue 2010-04-13 04:05

Awful

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0 # 2010-04-13 05:49

Nothing wrong with burgundy but not sure I' m a fan of the grey bits and white trim. I have an Atletica Venezuelan shirt from few years back which is one of my favourites. All burgundy with the national badge in the middle. Nice !

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-1 # Big Jim 2010-04-13 14:36

No way this is genuine.
Does anyone really think that a national team would 'unveil their new shirt' using photos of the shirt on a tartan tablecloth.
There are two different types of maroon and all the logos look really dodgy, i am not even convinced that this is a real adidas shirt.

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