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08/09 Premier League Kit Launch Dates:
Written by Soccerlens. One comment
The Royals will use a third kit that is a complete opposite from both the home and away kits, which is usually the case. This burgandy Puma kit is flanked with gold down the left side and gold stitching throughout. The color scheme does not match anything within the Reading badge, yet still manages to flow nicely with it.
Again Puma and Reading have created a nice, simple, kit. This kit is one that the fans and players will be happy to see on the pitch. The color scheme and design work flawlessly together, now let’s just hope that Reading can get that same flawlessness on the pitch.
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Even when travelling to competitors venue for away games, Reading will have the touch of home with them. The 2007-08 away kits are the exact same top as the home kit, just a different set of colors. Utilizing the great looking black and grey combination, Reading and Puma have made another good looking kit. Not as nice as the home kit, but definitely one worth looking at, after all we have seen some terrible ones.
The only thing that really stands out at me with this top is the color combination between the sponsor logo and the Reading badge. That catches my eye on an otherwise colorless jersey. However it is simple, and I like simple, so I think Puma and Reading did a nice job on this kit as well.
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When the Royals from Reading take the pitch for the 2007-08 Premiership campaign, they will do so in the same home kits they wore in the previous year. Utilizing the famous white and blue horizontal stripes, Reading and kit manufacturer Puma have made a tremendous looking kit. Everything seems to fit nicely on the top, from the Puma logo, the sponsor logo and the Reading badge, nothing seems to out of place.
One nice feature that I really liked with this kit is the blue down the right sleeve, and the white down the left sleeve. This is something that many manufacturers struggle with and can make the entire kit look off and out of place. Puma has accomplished that to the best of their ability and it flows nicely with the kit. Great work on a stellar kit.
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