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Excellent, but wrong in this case. Exhibit A: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2118709/London-2012-Team-GB-models-Olympics-kit-designed-Stella-McCartney-Adidas.html

Not going to lie - it's fairly new to me too, but my kids use it regularly. It's deffo not a new word...

As an aside, the word "colourway" is making a big comeback, I notice. (Due to kids and their socials)

Thankfully, Kane wasn't naked from the waist down...

They are indeed. A homage... Let's hope we don't get a Paddington kit in future...

Vindalube. :ROFLMAO:

Mate of yours?!

Just to be clear, what do you personally think is being 'preached' here? What's the message you're seeing? What 'agenda' do you think it's linked to?

Sure. But you said Nike are "merely the manufacturer". They're not. They're the manufacturers, the designers and, perhaps more pertinently, the marketeers who published these words, which has caused all the nonsense. (And it is nonsense) “On the back of the collar, you'll find a playful...

You haven’t actually watched the Starmer interview then?

Well, they're the manufacturers and designers. Their idea, for better or worse.

Featuring a young Jason Steele....

*buzzes* Because he was asked a leading question in an interview (on a broad range of topics)?

PROPPA.

Really tempting to pull this out of storage to wear at Wembley tomorrow night...

Anyway, the away shirt is LUSH.

I don't think (?) anyone has a problem with using the St George flag as a design element? Have been loads of examples down the years. The problem is that's it's the only 'flag' on the shirt and... and.... some don't like the.... the... colour choices. Not my fight. I don't care.

That literally has a saltire beneath the Scottish FA badge.