Queens Park Rangers FC [6]

Home and guest form "Queens Park Rangers" for the season 2017-2018. In the current season of 2017-2018 at the English football club "Queens Park Rangers" there have been changes not only in football form, but sponsors have also changed. The new manufacturer of clothes for the team instead of the company Dryworld will be the Italian manufacturer of sports goods, the company Errea. And the new title sponsor will be the operator of online casino Royal Panda. The designers decided to leave the coloring of the updated set of home-made uniforms - a combination of blue and white. T-shirt is made in the traditional style - alternating horizontal white and blue stripes both on the main part and on the sleeves. The collar is two-colored and has a round shape. Its upper part is white, the lower is blue. The logo of the new technical sponsor Errea and the emblem of the club are made in white. The logo of the title sponsor Royal Panda is painted black. Football shorts of a homely white uniform with a blue emblem of the clothing manufacturer and a blue coat of arms of the club. Leggings repeat the color of the T-shirt. The alternating white and blue bands show the Errea white icon and the abbreviated name of the team is QPR, which has a blue color. Classic design and traditional colors in a football uniform - will this combination lead your favorite team to new victories? It remains to hope for it. The model of the soccer player's guest kit for the 2017-2018 season for the Queens Part Rangers team decided to leave the same as for the home form. Only the colors changed. In this version, this is a combination of red and navy blue. Design T-shirts - alternating horizontal red and blue stripes. The upper part of the round gate is red, and the lower part is painted in blue. The logo of the technical sponsor Errea and the emblem of the club are made in white. The Royal Panda logo is depicted in white and black. The shorts of the guest football uniform are completely dark blue. The white elements on them are the Errea logo and the coat of arms of the club. The design of the gaiters is quite simple. The successive red and blue stripes show the clothing manufacturer's logo and abbreviated team name (QPR) in white. I wonder how the fans of the football club "Queens Park Rangers" will appreciate this simple enough design of the form. Will they like such changes, or from the next season will want more significant changes in the football form?