MLS kits are out

I agree with you Barry but the overall marketing for the MLS is done by one frim, therefore the big companys sign up for league wide advertising and the smaller, local companys take care of buying jersey advertisements etc.

 

I believe, although I may be wrong thus proving Don's point, that Pipex is one of the big internet service providers over there. No idea who dabs.com is and I don't intend to find out either.

 

I looked up dabs.com just for fun and they are sort of the British answer to CDW. I tend to let things like that slide since I don't follow overseas markets.

 

prev two answers are right. I dont believe Pipex was all that big an ISP, though.

 

I am pretty sure it'd be a cold day in hell before Columbus fans allowed their stadium to be named something like Glidden Field. We need to at least something to be proud of.

 

Alls I know is I have been to Best Buy 64 times since this thread was first posted looking up on their display computers just what the hell Xango and Herbalife are...

 

The New England Revolution need a new kit pronto. The "revolution" font on the front is hideous. The Best Buy Stripe looks like it was slapped on in haste, terrible. The rest of the kits aren't that bad though.

This is all we get?

http://www.worldsoccershop.com/shop-by- ... am-fc.html

 

I'm not a fan of these extraneous stripes/curves that adidas loves to throw on their jerseys.

That said, how good is BigSoccerShop? I will never buy from MLSNet again; so I'm thinking of buying an Altidore NYRB jersey

 

Ah, Barry - thanks for the education on international banking....

 

What he said. Plus, I don't mind NY's too much.