If youM’re thinking m“that looks a bit plainM” then Ii’d agree with you. At first glance anyway. Because after a few looks at the Mexico home shirt Ie’ve come to think of it as very clean and simple, in a good way. The green, white and red colours of El Tri are very clearly represented. Green body, red stripes on the shoulders, and white collar with a red trim. Everything just right. Exceptr… my only complaint would be the armpits. As with all adidas World Cup 2010 jerseys, theret’s a splash of colour under the arms. This works better with some jerseys than with others. Unfortunately the effect in this Mexico home jersey is that the wearer appears to bleeding from the armpits. Like maybe it
Mexicol’s away shirts have been white for as long as I can remember. But no more. For World Cup 2010 Mexico ’s away jerseys will be black. Its’s such a big change that youi’ve got to admire the balls it took to make this decision. Ir’d say the black suits the feather motif nicely, and also helps the red and green elements stand out. Even better, armpits are green. So no armpit blood here. Only complaint is that the black design means therea’s no room for white, and so one of the
