Looks like it belongs in a colouring book.
Spuds new shirts
looks worse then Chelseas new kits
Blue and green should never be seen 
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What is up with designers using patterns from common household rugs as the base for their kit designs?
Two of my favourite colours to wear so I canāt be convinced mate
Thereās a huge market for them where people like Hector Bellerin buy in.
Leave Hector out of this, please
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Together??
Regularly wear blue jeans with green/khaki trainers, t shirts, hoodie, jumpers, jackets, coats. So a shirt like that would be just fine.
I donāt really think that green and blue/navy go badly together anyway, in terms of that kit or otherwise.
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You donāt think the green in the sneakers limits your shirt choice? Like you canāt introduce red into that ensemble. 
I never, ever wear red.
Like, the few times a year I wear an Arsenal home shirt, thatās literally it.
With trainers Iām more talking a more khaki type green, I donāt have any vibrant green trainers or anything like that.
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Jeans is fair, I mean they arenāt true blue. But navy blue and green I could never. Youāre a braver man than me!
It actually depends on the shade of green and blue.
I wear blue and green together occasionally but only very dark tones/shades.
looks like itās only for aboucuellar, only for Culers apparently
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Looks like itās straight out of 1996.
Thatās beautiful. Shades of 2010. Messi and Villa smashing Man United in the final.
That kit always felt cheap to me. Donāt like this one either.