Agreed. It looks like the type of thing you'd see in your nan's curtains.
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Yes I'm 99% sure it's a map of Edinburgh/Leith. Quite like that tbf, but our shirt is better.
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Oh dear, I'm very much in the minority hear, but I don't like the home kit. As others have said, it is too Hibs like. More importantly, where is the black, which is essential to traditionalists like myself? Blacks socks a minimum but, unlike many of the other posters, I prefer black shorts.
Agree, but black doesn't quite work as well with the current green, so white socks make sense to lighten it all up. Black pops with the below colour scheme.
I'm not trying to have a go at anyone here, but I think the club went down the road of putting the black in the away and third strip. Maybe the away kit will have black shorts. So did it need to be prominent in the home?
I agree. Some visible black is essential. By the way, does the club still have green, black and white as its official colours?
I'm not saying I don't like the turrets, but the branding here ('Our city, your club') is all about Plymouth.
Similarly, the coverage of the 'Project 35' initiative has so far only focused on child poverty in Plymouth.
Many of us fans and the overwhelming majority of our catchment area are from outside Plymouth. It is that large catchment area that is the basis of Argyle's much vaunted potential.
The city of Plymouth itself is actually quite a small population to draw upon compared to other league clubs (only the 30th largest urban area in the UK, smaller than places like Newport, Preston and Southend.)
The census figures this week show that the South Hams, West Devon and Cornwall have a combined population of about 715k compared to 260k in Plymouth, and they are all growing at a much faster rate.
It would be wise for Argyle's branding to put a bit more emphasis on the fact that we are the club for the whole of Devon and Cornwall, not just the city of Plymouth.
Similarly, the coverage of the 'Project 35' initiative has so far only focused on child poverty in Plymouth.
Many of us fans and the overwhelming majority of our catchment area are from outside Plymouth. It is that large catchment area that is the basis of Argyle's much vaunted potential.
The city of Plymouth itself is actually quite a small population to draw upon compared to other league clubs (only the 30th largest urban area in the UK, smaller than places like Newport, Preston and Southend.)
The census figures this week show that the South Hams, West Devon and Cornwall have a combined population of about 715k compared to 260k in Plymouth, and they are all growing at a much faster rate.
It would be wise for Argyle's branding to put a bit more emphasis on the fact that we are the club for the whole of Devon and Cornwall, not just the city of Plymouth.
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Good point greenpilled, but dosent the club fly a Cornish flag outside the Grandstand? And Project 35 is in partnership with Ginsters who are Cornish, not to mention hopefully Tribute still being on the shorts. The club definitely recognises fans from the West. But we are from Plymouth and have not gone all out and changed our badge just included a bit of the cities history in the kit design, and I like it.
