Cambridge United have been ridiculed over their new away kit that looks like Wetherspoons plate.
The League One club’s second strip has a blue and white patterned design.
It is inspired by water lilies on the River Cam, which runs through the city.
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But fans have mocked it saying it looks like a plate from the budget pub chain.
The strip went on sale today (25 Jun).
One said: “Spoons dinner plate.
“Nan has a crockery set like that,” added another user.
“What the hell’s that,” a third said.
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But some users loved the design.
Ellis added: “Fresh kit that.
“I like that fairplay.”
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Another said: “That’s a belter. Absolute vibes,” one said.
The kit has been sponsored by BrewBoard and made by Umbro, as reported by What’s The Jam.
Cambridge United’s website reads: “The eye-catching vibrant away shirt was initially inspired by the plethora of water lilies along the River Cam.
“With the imagination growing further afield to an aqua-inspired floral baroque design, which can often be seen in far-eastern pottery.”
Adult shirts start at just £48 and shorts come in at £24.
Junior shorts start at £21 and shirts weigh in at £38.
Both adult and junior socks are also available too.
A £40 ‘Home Mini Kit” in offer for babies and kids up to six-years-old costing £40.
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