A critical and unintentional mistake was found in the Adidas Arsenal 23-24 home kit by Arsenal supporters @arstaoly and then confirmed via the @ArsenalShirt and other supporters.
ARSENAL KIT BLUNDER: ONLY 32 OF THE 38 GAMES FEATURED ON 23-24 HOME SHIRT
The news came to light as awed fans noticed the tape on the shirt showed only 32 points of W/D (wins/draws) which was short of the total list of 38 games in the legendary Invincible season. The absence of matches has caused some to question whether the error was made by Adidas or the manufacturer of the kit or a deliberate move by Arsenal.
It’s not a problem with the size of the shirt as there are dots to separate the two parts of the design.
The disparity is apparent with the absence of the last four games played during the season, which included a draw in the games against Portsmouth as well as Birmingham. In addition, two wins during the team’s winning streak of nine games (games 21-30) are not present. The missing results are represented by missing letters that ought to have been included across the recording.
Arsenal fans have voiced their frustration and displeasure, sharing their own experiences of improper tapes on their shirt. For example, one person observed that the shirt’s design displays “WWWWDD” instead of the correct “WWWWWWDD,” indicating that the information is incorrect. This is especially significant because the kit is marketed via the official website being a part of the Invincible 2003-2004 season which included 12 draws and 26 wins.
It is yet to be determined how Arsenal and Adidas will take this issue into consideration and offer a solution or resolution to supporters who would like to see an accurate depiction of the Invincible season on their shirts.
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