It's never actually been confirmed whether this is technically a home or away shirt. I assume now that ambiguity might be intentional, so that we can wear it whenever (within UEL).
I have to admit I don't live in Brighton anymore, probably go there about 2-3 times a months so I acknowledge others will be more up-to-date than me.
If it's true that more is being done to show club visibility in the city centre then excellent, I'm delighted to hear that.
Without wanting to sound like a dick - you surely understand how advertising works?
When I have visited Newcastle, it is very clear there is a football club embedded in that city's heart, in it's culture - constant reminders. It drives awareness, which brings new fans, which drives revenue. If...
Is the Churchill Square store permanent? I had been under the impression it was temporary/pop-up. If not, then that's at least a step in the right direction.
I guess I also mean things like advertising, billboards, on buses etc. When I've visited the city the last few times, you wouldn't know...
I'm not just talking about Nike. I'm talking about the club itself.
It is insane that we don't have more of a presence in the city centre. You'd never know Brighton even had a football team. And then yes coupled with the Nike supplier situation it all feels very tinpot, which is completely at...
It's the one area where the club is still sorely in need of a complete revolution.
In terms of club presence in the city of Brighton, widespread availability of kit etc, we still feel like a League One side.
No confirmation on the site article announcing the kit as to what it is actually for?! Is it replacing the home or the away? Or both? Do other sides do this for European competitions?