Thursday, June 14, 2012

New minimalist design

U-22s national jersey, June 2012 edition
The Cambodian U-22 team met with the Philippines yesterday sporting a new strip. In fact the playing kit is never the same for any two games on the trot that I can recall. Perhaps the contract with the old kit supplier, Jako with the big red winking tomato plastered across the shirt has been thrown out with the dishwater (and the exit of the Korean coach). The new strip, which incorporates the most minimal of design elements and no sponsorship, is presumably the one which the U-22s will wear in the upcoming Asian Cup. It's produced by the leading Thailand-based FBT sportswear company, who are the market leaders next door but the chosen design doesn't exactly set the world alight, does it. It didn't even carry the players names on the back of the shirt, just to ease identification. Even the country badge, showing the towers of Angkor Wart, is a slightly different design. Anyhow, it's not the shirt but what is in it that really matters come the AFC U-22 Asian Cup in Laos in nine days time.
National team jersey, June 2011 edition

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I am surprise that they use the cambodian flag with Angkor wat instead of the FA logo (bayon face with CFF and a ball) which all other soccer federation would use....
another kingdom of wonder decision that no one can understand....