The handbook also has schedules, official rules, forms, and more.
(You can see last year’s blue and white jerseys here and here, respectively.)ĮPL bonanza: The new 2014-15 EPL Handbook is out, and it includes, among other things, mock-ups of every team’s uni set for the new season (like the one for Arsenal, shown above). Unless I’m missing something, the yellow jersey is the same as last year, but the blue and white designs have been updated.
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New look for the Spartans: San Jose State unveiled new matte yellow helmets back on Monday and now, as you can see above, they’ve come out with their full 2014 uni set. Meanwhile, as you can see in the photo at the top of the page, the black jersey is now saddled with that ridiculously thick contrasting collar, just like the collars worn by the Texans and the Broncos. What exactly is so difficult about this color? (Insert obvious “Just go back to kelly green already!” quip here.) But now it turns out that Nike still has production problems with midnight green.
Then it was announced that they’d finally be switching to Elite (and sure enough, they wore the white version for their first preseason game last week). The Eagles stuck with the Reebok template/fabric in 2013. As I reported at the time, Nike’s own press notes at the event said that the Eagles hadn’t gone with the new Elite 51 template due to “color matching issues.” It wasn’t clear why midnight green would present such a challenge, but whatever - I figured the Eagles would use the old Reebok template and fabrication in 2012 and then change to the Elite 51 template in 2013.īut that didn’t happen. When Nike unveiled all 32 teams’ new uniforms in April of 2012, the Eagles were among the handful of teams that stuck with the old Reebok tailoring and fabrication. Let’s go back and add some context to this.
Why are they running late? Berman says it’s because “midnight green is a custom color that apparently needs time to make.” And here’s the kicker: According to Berman, the green jerseys won’t be ready in time for the start of the regular season either, so the Eagles will be wearing a lot of black in the early part of the 2014 schedule.
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But according to a series of tweets from Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Zach Berman, the black alts weren’t just an aesthetic choice - they were worn out of necessity, because Philly’s new green jerseys in Nike’s Elite 51 tailoring template aren’t ready yet. Odd scene at last night’s Eagles/Pats game in Foxboro, as New England opted to wear white at home and the Eagles wore their black alts. Paul here - I’m minding the store this weekend.
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