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why is england in there? umbro is owned by nike, but dont they still work separatley on there designs?

It took them 2 years to develop the same template for every team? That's pure laziness really.

I'm not sure, if it's a good idea to underline the fact, they're made out of plastic bottles in times of big discussions about dangers posed by plastic...

love the technology behind the kits, far better than adidas magic ducktape. i was actually wondering how nike would top adidas in technology. its a green, good perfomring kit. laser cut holes, i cant wait to hold one to see how light it is.

calm down everyone, first off nike owns umbro so they can do what they want with them and second its england. nike+umbro+england= umbro shirt in a nike convention

Quoting Statto74:

Ha ha Rooney pulled out and they replaced him with... Jenas!

Exactly my thinking to

Is that Braafheid?

and where the hell are the home kits???

I thought New Zealand played in white? Their away is blue is it not?

Lol every player talks English except Pato. (Does anybody know what he said?)

I have tried the NZ one on (apperently they have been in my local store for a few weeks, haddent bother looking as was waiting for launch!)

nice very nice, pretty basic design but very good cut. was haping for something a bit more interesting in the away kit essecially as it does look just like the All Blacks jersey so am really waiting for the home, looking forward to it.

# Sovster: traditionally we wear some sort of black (as is national colours) but the strip before last was blue with white shorts and red socks (colours of flag) which i really liked

Everyone bar Brazil are in their away kits.

... ew. portugals look like they are made by the guys who own castrol

http://www.quickchangeoil.com/images/Quick_Oil_Change_Templat-08.jpg

BAD NIKE STYLES

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I love it...8 Plastic Bottles...so does that mean they'll cost £10-£15 taking in manufacturing costs, labour etc????

Errr No...

Nike jumping on the PR bandwagon with the whole environmental issues but still managing to exploit the footballing community...We first had the racism thing, then the Aids thing and now this.