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Real Sociedad unveiled their 09/10 centenary kits made by Astore.

As we know, the home design has been selected in a kit vote through the Centenary website, with most Votes have been received for this design - 9,699 of a total of 22,607.

The away kit, on the other hand, has caused more surprise,as Xabi Prieto Aparecida was dressed completely in red.

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  1. fsc

It would have been better without the main sponsor :whistle:

 
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  1. fsc

I\'m glad they went for the wonky stripes effect. Stripes can get really boring so its shows a bit of thought. Interesting collar design too. NIce one ASTORE

 
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  1. fsc

Away is nice<br />Home looks a mess

 
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  1. fsc

away looks like nike GK templates from a few seasons ago<br /><br />and home, is just ________ , i\'m sorry i couldn\'t find a word that describes what i feel when i look at it, mess, trash, garbage, **** , crap awful, disgusting, etc. just aren\'t enough

 
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  1. fsc

If that won, how bad were the others? :unsure:

 
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  1. fsc

The red one is a rip off of a Nike template (07/08 Fulham home top)

 
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  1. larkhall bear

:-x :-x :-x :-x :-x

 
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  1. Enrico C.

Your netherlands kits are both wonderful! I don&#039;t understand why somebody voted it so low.

 
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  1. Guest

i agree Erry these are amazin ill give u a 10

 
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  1. fsc

The badly-placed, clashing sponsors make this a disappointing centenary kit.

 
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  1. Matthew Wilkinson

the red away shirt. I mean, its not like their biggest local rivals play in red and white stripes :silly: :whistle: :lol: as for teh two shirts, they just look really really cheap and quite nasty. The stripes look as though when they were developing the kit, they placed blue duct tape to mark the stripes out. as a result, it looks pretty nasty. Why not just ring up toffs and ask them to make some retro kits for them with the liga logo on the sleeves and names and numbers on the back? Granted, they may be a bit heavier and in the summer get a bit more sweaty, but at least they would look good.

 
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  1. Ryan Smith

i like this as a training top more so than a match day top

 
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  1. hidgozer

netherlands got nike

 
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  1. Guest

fantasy-kit-design, as in go wild and do what you want.

 
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  3. #11049
  1. Steffen HÃ¥gensen

Virkelig flott!<br />nydelig trøye

 
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  1. Fábio Lima

Both ugly

 
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  1. Jonathan

Glad they went with the zany stripes for the home kit. Definitely more interesting and imaginative than anything worn by any British club. The Spaniards (sorry, Basques) are far more daring and imaginative than the staid Brits, who continue to go with bland, conservative tripe.

 
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  1. andrewyoung

smart

 
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  3. #11055
  1. Stevo

cool

 
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