I can’t be the only one against clubs releasing three kits per season - home, away, & a third - but United are taking the biscuit here, releasing two more additions of the home shirt. Blackout and all-red versions coming soon. 🥴🥴🥴

Money talks with Sir Jim!

I'm more against them playing Rashford every game when he obviously does not wanna be at the club , kits are your choice,,rashford is a disease

stephenjholmes12w ago

I hate to say it, but keep your wallet in your pocket. I haven't bought a shirt since the late 90's. There are people everywhere who have lots of money, and so will have cupboards full of shirts. I think all the different clothing ranges (stone roses) are money spinners. We have always had more kits when playing in Europe.

stephenjholmes12w ago

I also think that Adidas are thinking they need to release loads of shirts now to make up for lost revenue when we fail to qualify for Europe.

jonny2w ago

Personally, I don’t like the fact it’s a money grab. But on the other hand I’m not the target audience and I don’t think I’ll even notice, if someone wants to buy them, go for it, if not then that’s fine too! I haven’t bought a new season shirt in years.

dancoombs2w ago

I’ve not bought a shirt for myself since the Fergie era. Like the football since then, all pretty forgettable. Their short shelf-life certainly contributes

dancoombs2w ago

It’s a pure cash grab. It would be tolerable if the kits were reasonably priced but they aren’t. They even have premium shirts with extra detail. A kids kit costs more than an adults used to when I was a kid

dale.odonnell2w ago

It’s ridiculous. I don’t buy football shirts these days, only for my son, but you’re talking approx £80 for a 6 yr old’s shirt without shorts and socks. No wonder people are buying counterfeit alternatives online for cheaper prices. The same applies to the pricing of subscription packages to watch your team/preferred league on TV. Ticket price increases too.