Arsenal put on white jersey as a part of a marketing campaign in opposition to knife crime and youth violence
Viewers have voiced their discontent over Arsenal’s resolution to not make the numbers on their white shirts extra seen throughout the FA Cup third-round tie in opposition to Liverpool, BBC reported.
The Gunners had introduced they might be carrying the ‘No Extra Pink’ equipment for the match, a part of a marketing campaign in opposition to knife crime and youth violence launched in January 2022.
Whereas the initiative obtained reward for Arsenal’s group work, viewers discovered fault with the design, significantly the white numbers on the again of the gamers’ shirts, missing adequate distinction for clear visibility on TV.
Expressing frustration, one viewer questioned the choice, stating, “Which fool determined to place white numbers on the again of Arsenal’s shirts, significantly.”
Criticism prolonged to social media, with feedback like, “Who at Arsenal thought the white numbers would work effectively with the white shirts?” and issues about figuring out gamers with out clear numbers: “I perceive why, however not having the equipment numbers on the Arsenal shirts be black isn’t nice for having the ability to inform who’s who.”
Nonetheless, not all opinions have been detrimental, as some feedback celebrated the initiative’s objective. Arsenal star Eddie Nketiah expressed satisfaction in supporting the marketing campaign, emphasising its optimistic influence on the group and crime discount. Arsenal’s supervisor, Mikel Arteta, endorsed the equipment design, praising the membership’s initiative to create a safer setting and convey consideration to the marketing campaign, emphasising its optimistic contributions over the previous three years.