The Stone Roses have collaborated with Manchester United and adidas to launch a new line of casual and training apparel.
The Manchester-based band’s renowned self-titled debut album served as inspiration for the Red Devils’ tribute, which sees the club decorated in the same dark green, white, and yellow hues.
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They also have a long-sleeved shirt with the band’s signature lemon emblem running down the arms and a scarf that says “This is the one,” a nod to their debut album’s popular song.A variety of casual tees, a green bucket hat, a black and tracksuit jacket, and a grey training top are all available to supporters in the collection.
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According to Manchester United’s Chief Commercial Development Officer James Holroyd, the club chose to distribute the album due to the strong bond between the band and the club’s ethos.
Together, we have a rich history, and this anthology pays tribute to it in a way that will resonate with fans of all ages. A number of first team players, such as Scott McTominay, Marcus Rashford, and Alejandro Garnacho, posed for photos to promote the new collection. A short film, titled “Roses are Red,” which features club greats Gary Neville and Wes Brown, was also released to highlight the collection.
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The team managed by Erik ten Hag won their most recent match 3-0 against West Ham at home. This victory followed a nail-biting 4-3 victory against Wolves.
In order to build momentum for a push up the table, the Red Devils know they must maintain their form. With 38 points after 23 games, they are now in sixth position, six points behind fifth-place Tottenham and eight points behind fourth-place Villa.