Viskas daug rimciau. Vaikysteje ziuredavau Lietuvos rinktines rungtynes ir lankiau futbolo mokykla. O rengdavo mus tik Hummel aprangom. Stai tokia psichologine trauma.hippo wrote: ↑22 May 2020, 11:23Primušė koks marozas, vilkintis Hummel palaidinę su gobtuvu?tjeris_anris wrote: ↑21 May 2020, 11:44 Hummel man kelia neigiamas asociacijas. Nebeziuresiu Evertono rungtyniu.
jau nekalbant, kad daznu atveju cia didelem kainom ir prastesne kokybe, senienas iskisa 
Aisku priklauso nuo issiuvinejimo kokybes.
Hummel have now made two kits for the club, how well have they been received?
The two home kits Hummel have produced for Boro have gone down a storm and have sold like the proverbial hot cakes.
Wisely, the firm tapped into their historical links with the club and produced what could fairly be described as retro-inspired shirts.
The first featured Boro’s iconic ‘white band’ and the hummel chevrons, just like the 1985-87 shirt.
And the current home strip is based on the club’s fondly-remembered 1987-89 kit. That one wasn’t manufactured by hummel back in the day but was worn by the team that achieved a second successive promotion under Rioch and a season in the top flight.
How has Hummel's engagement with supporters been over their time with the club?
The firm have played a couple of blinders since they started working with Middlesbrough.
The first was to produce the aforementioned kits based on ‘classic’ designs - including some pretty snazzy leisure wear.
The second was to print the lyrics of a song called Infant Hercules on the inside of the collar of the first home shirt they produced.
History and a unique identity are important to Everton fans. From Boro's experience, do you think Hummel can provide that?
It’s clear that Hummel recognises the importance of historical precedence based on the work they’ve done so far with Boro.
Hummel’s home Boro kits so far have definitely tapped into fans’ memories of happy - or pivotal - moments for the club, blending old designs into modern strips.
No doubt a club of the stature of Everton will be seen as a blue-ribboned client by hummel and they’ll be aiming to win over the Goodison faithful with a tasteful design tapping into the club's impressive history.
If I learned anything from this year it is that when someone says “it isn’t personal, it is just business” I probably shouldn’t have been in business with them to begin with...
Not cool.Let me be clear. I am fully confident that Bramley Moore will be built. It is both right for the Club and the city. Unfortunately I am not currently engaged in the project. How that was handled is one the greatest disappointments of my career, and at the appropriate time I will comment. For now please understand that this is my personal twitter account and believe it or not, not everything I write is a reference to Everton. I love this club and have loved the interaction.
Kai sakantBritish firm Pattern Design have been brought in to handle the construction phase of the stadium due to their familiarity with local regulations. Pattern who are based in London, Edinburgh and Lima, announced on their website that they are the new ‘Technical Architect’ on the project.
Tas wavelength ornamentas ant vartininko maikės turbūt irgi reiškia tą patį. O aš galvojau, kad jis simbolizuoja fanų pulsą tuo metu, kai Pickfordas išeina susirinkt crossų.Everton’s Z-Cars anthem is also the inspiration behind the diagonal lines on the front of the shirt.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin said: “The sound of Z-Cars is synonymous with Everton and Goodison Park – and we’ve really missed the fans at our games over the past few weeks.
“I really like that the detail of the soundbar is woven into the shirt itself. Hopefully next season we’ll be wearing this kit and walking out to a massive roar at a packed Goodison Park as Z-Cars booms out.”
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