Everton unveil new 2024-25 away kit inspired by floodlit Goodison nights

I suppose this just fits in with the world since Covid, because prices have risen, but the standard or quality of a lot of things has regressed, although driving towards Bramley-Moore Dock has become something I really enjoy because the stadium is beginning to look awe-inspiring.

I'll have a walk past the new stadium when I'm up for the Roma match.

His company has won the ISPO Award for innovation in the sporting industry so Castore have been trying to arrange a meeting with them to try to get access to their product technology. They were told to do one.

Finally, a jersey with character.

The Everton jersey — home, away or third option — should have the Everton crest on it, particularly in this age of the global game. We went through enough drama in 2013 getting it back to something worthy of the club after all.

For me, that simplified tower has no personality but I've always liked the all-black change strips.

You just need material and a needle and thread. Simple.

This is not just a drastic mess up by Castore, but also whoever signed it off in Everton marketing.

Surely they can see it's a massive part of our heritage and should never be displayed as a misshapen arrow.

Let's hope there is an immediate apology and U-turn.

There should be a proper badge. A black away kit looks great but a neater trim with white or navy blue would be better than the yellow.

You Luddite!

10 years ago, it was rejected when the badge was changed with 22,000 fans calling for the more traditional design. No consultation this time, so why has it now been done so again?

The dab of yellow bears no resemblance to the tower, or the club in any way. It has no significance or class. If it ain't broke, don't fix it!

Great for leisure wear as a subtle nod to the famous tower, but the actual kits should have the proper badge on them.

Reminds me of a team I once helped out who played in white shirts because everybody had one of some sort or other. And the photo above looks like they've all just gotten out of bed.

The tower 'badge' has been used on the 3rd kit the last 2 years. Now it's appeared on the 2nd kit. The dilution of tradition, hoping no one notices.

Imo, a cost-saving exercise. Much less expensive than a proper crest to produce. Stinks of Castore's low-quality, high-price strategy.

The cost of shirts is a scandal, It does look flimsy.

Agree Paul #17, I always think it's better to employ people, who have families to feed, than replace them with machines. But I've lived mostly in what is termed "third world countries" or developing countries if you're being nice about it and if you don't have work you don't have anything, no food, no education, no health care. No prospects.