wow looks abysmal indeed. if you cut it in two, the upper half looks clean, the bottom half looks normal. But the way they did it and transition it, just hurts the eyes.
Sorry to hear about that 
I’ve never had an issue with them before but hearing you’ve had previous problems makes me reconsider using them again.
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Now it’s more buyable
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Fixed it
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Thats good to hear man, I’m maybe thinking of getting the 3rd shirt.
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Where did you order the training gear from ?
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So terrible
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They are not so good, but there’s always worse. You’ve seen atléticos 3rd shirt? Straight out of the circus.
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Haha clown music just went off in my head.
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Atleast they won’t have to restock them xd
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Also the young englishman Madueke, solo decided the dutch super cup, scoring twice from his runs after which Ajax got a red card, and it kinda bled from there. He´ll be the next 40 million transfer to the PL next year.
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That shirt so ugly haha 
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They do look better there. Just wish the stripe didn’t go to no where.
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Wtf… despite the stripe, those are still better than the mains 
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Happy anniversary well kind of.
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Interesting story if you every wondered why la liga has an Athletic Club and Atletico and historically at times have had a very similar kit.
The origins of Atletico were from Bilbao with Basque students and workers living in Madrid who decided to form a club. They were originally called Madrid Athletic Club.
The traditional kit was a mixture of kits they had bought from the UK, the blue shorts of Blackburn Rovers and the red and white shirts of Southampton.
I lost track of the history here but that might have been the civil war. They changed their name to Atletico Aviacion after a merger in 1939. Then in 1947 they changed the name to Atletico de Madrid.
I think Franco banned foreign team names so I don’t know how Athletic avoided the change.
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