Nicaragua and Honduras launch limited edition national jerseys

[Pulga]

https://1908.store/collections/frontpage/products/limited-edition-nicaragua-inaugural-jersey

 

https://1908.store/products/limited-edition-honduras-inagural-jersey?_pos=1&_sid=2b131522d&_ss=r

 

These jerseys are limited to 10 of each. All proceeds will go back to providing full kits for each national team and if there is any left over it will go straight back into the grassroots in those nations.

Huge thanks to Martin at 1908! Jerseys look phenomenal.

These two nations plus the 4 teams in the Nicaraguan domestic competition are all looking for a single sponsor each for the front of the jerseys.

 

 

[fighting irish]

1 hour ago, Pulga said:

https://1908.store/collections/frontpage/products/limited-edition-nicaragua-inaugural-jersey

 

https://1908.store/products/limited-edition-honduras-inagural-jersey?_pos=1&_sid=2b131522d&_ss=r

 

These jerseys are limited to 10 of each. All proceeds will go back to providing full kits for each national team and if there is any left over it will go straight back into the grassroots in those nations.

Huge thanks to Martin at 1908! Jerseys look phenomenal.

These two nations plus the 4 teams in the Nicaraguan domestic competition are all looking for a single sponsor each for the front of the jerseys.

 

 

Great looking shirts

[Eddie]

On 07/02/2021 at 09:11, fighting irish said:

Great looking shirts

Agreed, they’re superb. 

[Rupert Prince]

On 07/02/2021 at 07:50, Pulga said:

https://1908.store/collections/frontpage/products/limited-edition-nicaragua-inaugural-jersey

 

https://1908.store/products/limited-edition-honduras-inagural-jersey?_pos=1&_sid=2b131522d&_ss=r

 

These jerseys are limited to 10 of each. All proceeds will go back to providing full kits for each national team and if there is any left over it will go straight back into the grassroots in those nations.

Huge thanks to Martin at 1908! Jerseys look phenomenal.

These two nations plus the 4 teams in the Nicaraguan domestic competition are all looking for a single sponsor each for the front of the jerseys.

Judging from the number of stars, Honduras have already won 5 world cups.

It does remind me, when will Saints produce a fresh new modern dynamic logo. Let's be fair, and I'm trying to be helpful, "Saints" is not a bad place to start.

[fighting irish]

2 hours ago, Rupert Prince said:

Judging from the number of stars, Honduras have already won 5 world cups.

It does remind me, when will Saints produce a fresh new modern dynamic logo. Let's be fair, and I'm trying to be helpful, "Saints" is not a bad place to start.

Are you on drugs?

[unapologetic pedant]

36 minutes ago, fighting irish said:

Are you on drugs?

Seeing stars.

In fairness, there are 5 small stars between the badges on the Honduran jersey. Wonder what they signify?

The jersey is essentially one of the variations of the Brothers blue-and-white butchers stripes. Particularly noticeable in Queensland. I don`t know if any of the other clubs do it, but Mackay Brothers still have "Fighting Irish" on the changing-room door.

[fighting irish]

2 minutes ago, unapologetic pedant said:

Seeing stars.

In fairness, there are 5 small stars between the badges on the Honduran jersey. Wonder what they signify?

The jersey is essentially one of the variations of the Brothers blue-and-white butchers stripes. Particularly noticeable in Queensland. I don`t know if any of the other clubs do it, but Mackay Brothers still have "Fighting Irish" on the changing-room door.

I didn't know about Mackay Brothers. That's interesting, thanks for telling me.

I just hope we can kick off this Summer in my home town.

Now back to the thread, please let me ask a question?

Did those 5 little stars suggest to you that the designers were claiming to have won 5 world cups?

Or, if you had won 5 World cups, would you boast about it by putting 5 almost invisible stars on your shirt? 

[Click]

10 minutes ago, unapologetic pedant said:

Seeing stars.

In fairness, there are 5 small stars between the badges on the Honduran jersey. Wonder what they signify?

The jersey is essentially one of the variations of the Brothers blue-and-white butchers stripes. Particularly noticeable in Queensland. I don`t know if any of the other clubs do it, but Mackay Brothers still have "Fighting Irish" on the changing-room door.

Google what the Honduran flag is, and it might give you a clue

[Copa]

11 minutes ago, unapologetic pedant said:

Seeing stars.

In fairness, there are 5 small stars between the badges on the Honduran jersey. Wonder what they signify?

The jersey is essentially one of the variations of the Brothers blue-and-white butchers stripes. Particularly noticeable in Queensland. I don`t know if any of the other clubs do it, but Mackay Brothers still have "Fighting Irish" on the changing-room door.

Some answers regarding the stars can be found here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Honduras 

[unapologetic pedant]

4 minutes ago, Click said:

Google what the Honduran flag is, and it might give you a clue

 

3 minutes ago, Copa said:

Some answers regarding the stars can be found here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Honduras 

Knowing that makes the jersey even better.

[Rupert Prince]

1 hour ago, unapologetic pedant said:

Seeing stars.

In fairness, there are 5 small stars between the badges on the Honduran jersey. Wonder what they signify?

The jersey is essentially one of the variations of the Brothers blue-and-white butchers stripes. Particularly noticeable in Queensland. I don`t know if any of the other clubs do it, but Mackay Brothers still have "Fighting Irish" on the changing-room door.

At least you are not as po faced as some

[unapologetic pedant]

2 hours ago, Rupert Prince said:

At least you are not as po faced as some

Never mind. Thanks to you, I`ve learned some Central American history today.

It`s an ill wind...

[langpark]

Nicaragua is a strange one, it seems they have used Greek patterns:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meander_(art)

[unapologetic pedant]

27 minutes ago, langpark said:

Nicaragua is a strange one, it seems they have used Greek patterns:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meander_(art)

Here`s a question for people of a certain age - Does anyone recall a 70s children`s TV programme called "The Feathered Serpent"? It was set in ancient Mexico, and featured sets with what appeared to be Greek-style designs.

I bought the DVD to see if it was as disturbing and outlandish as I remembered - and oh my goodness, it certainly is. Unbelievable it went out at teatime.