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Confirmed 3rd Kit Details, Cha.

Confirmed 3rd Kit Details, Cha.

Colour is alright. The badge looks better, not sure why they couldn't do that with the away shirt.

Would have preferred blue trim to white but I assume that's because the away shirt is blue.

Fully prepared to be in the minority but tbh I think the "Cha" thing is cringey.

Can't really tell from the photographs but I'm sure the "River Ribble contours" will look nice in person.
 
Yes. It looks fine.

Curious. Does anyone know when a logo can change colour and when it can't?

The home kit has the Spud Bros on it in red. It needs to be that way because that is their brand colour.

It looks awful. It should be blue.

But we can't change it because that's their logo. It's written in stone. Get over it.

OK.

But, now, we can change the colour of our third kit to match the Spud Bros logo. Fair enough. Yes, looks OK.

And (who knew?) we can even change the colour of our PNE badge to red and white, even though our badge is blue and white.

But we can't change the sponsors logo.

Unless the sponsor's logo is not on the home kit. When we can turn it to blue (the colour it should be on the home kit, but can't be because it isn't their brand colour).

Or white.

Confused of Preston.
 
raefil said:
Where did Cha come from in, "Preston," dialect?

Its not something i remember ever being used as I grew up, Im curious as to where its come from.

Mooching, yes, I often heard that but not Cha.
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I hear mooching but not as a Preston thing.

Cha is a very Preston thing, though I couldn't tell you an origin!
 
I suppose theres logic to this as, I do remember folk saying, "A cup of cha," now I think back.

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