Sunderland fans quickly began making fun of Newcastle United’s much-awaited uniform announcement.
Hundreds of Toon-dumb supporters welcomed Adidas’s comeback, as the legendary sports brand will start supplying the Magpies with designs in 2024–2025. Before the home shirt was made available today morning at eight in the morning, the Geordies lined up in droves outside St. James’ Park.
To be the first to purchase the shirt—Adida’s first release after a relationship worth around £30 million annually—one fan set up camp at midnight. Between 1995 and 2010, the German retail behemoth provided Newcastle with team uniforms; at that time, the Entertainers, Kevin Keegan, Sir Bobby Robson, and Alan Shearer were all part of the team.
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Following the debut, fans went crazy on social media, as was to be expected, praising the new design. But not everyone was impressed, particularly those from the region’s red and white half.
In one post, it was stated: “The wonderful thing about marketing is that it can create such a fervour among fans that they fail to notice that their brand-new, revolutionary £80 shirt is really just a cheap, League One kit.”
A smart Newcastle supporter brought out the amount of money the team will make from the Adidas contract amidst the X-rated comments. “The difference is that the yellow sticker on the sleeve pays more than your entire Championship TV rights,” was the comment that was sent. Stages.