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The adidas X15.1 is the football boot for the creative playmakers who are always unmistakable and always unpredictable. It has an ultra-light X-SKIN upper for quick moves into and out of the box and the NON STOP GRIP (NSG) texture that keeps the ball where you need it.

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Comments (7)

Matthew Wilkinson
about 11 years ago

Nice template, but its the wrong colour (it should really be yellow with red trim or white with red trim), and the current overfussy logo is on there, when the Liver bird should be on there.<br /><br />Liverpool should follow the lead of Rangers, Vasco da Gama and Flamengo, who use simple, instantly reconizable crests on the shirts, and a more ornate one for everything else (promo, merchendise etc)

manuel rodriguez diaz
about 11 years ago

it doesnt HAVE to be anything, its a fantasy kit. I could cover it in shit if i wanted to. There is no designated specs for a fantasy kit design.

Matthew Wilkinson
about 11 years ago

Sure, its your design, but that colour green is pretty nasty and most of the kits in that colour have been pretty awful and worn in some of the worst seasons that Liverpool have had (FA cup final 1996, lost to Manchester United), the 1991-1992 season and the season after.

bastien
about 11 years ago

I see that lots of people (and especially some Liverpool fans) dislike this crest. However I think that it is one of the strongest crests in football, all the story of the club is represented through it

Tim
about 11 years ago

I agree with MW - most Liverpool fans hate that green colour - most memorable to me as the colour kit Ronnie Rosenthal was wearing when he missed that open goal! And when Cantona clinched he cup right at the death!<br /><br />The presentation of the poster's pretty decent though.