Rayados 2023-24 Puma Away Kit

Details: Jul 01 2023

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Club de Fútbol Monterrey - Rayados - of Mexico’s Liga MX, have unveiled their 2023-24 Away shirt.

The new white design from Puma features a dual-toned diagonal sash - in royal blue and navy - and parallel thin stripes acting as ripples from this feature.

The crest is in standard form, the technical partner’s logo has a two-tone gradient effect and the design is framed with a navy neck and royal blue cuffs, with the kit being completed by complementing shorts and socks.

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Matt

· 1 year ago

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Overall would have been better without the mass of sponsorship logos on the back.

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Riberto O'Feeling 1 year ago
Spot on. Thank you for pointing that out.
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Riberto O'Feeling

· 1 year ago

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Not sure that this team actually exists. Could be another false flag club like Roy and his Rovers only Mexican? The cuisine is the same every time, it's just rolled a different way, with the same ingredients. As a former Philharmonic flautist, one is reminded of Dvorak's 11th symphony: thumping and incomplete and awash with cumbersome frills and appreccios. This shirt, although culturally acceptable, needs some work. Back to the drawing board Mr. Nike!

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Barry Gibb 1 year ago
As a side note, the legendary Northern Ireland winger, Noel Brotherston finished his career at this club in 1989. He was top scorer in the Mexican 5th tier that season with 7 goals and 3 assists. In May, tragedy struck when the club coach crashed on a trip to an away game and all but 3 of the first team perished. Brotherston survived despite having both legs and half his right arm amputated. He retired from football and owned a sweet shop in Bury St Edmunds until his death in 2006. He is survived by his wife Wendy and children Colin, Wesley and Jaun-Sebastian.
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  Riberto O'Feeling 1 year ago
  Very sorry to hear that. I am sorry for your loss.
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