Saw FunkoFinderz posted a pic with new pops coming out for Keeley, Roy, Beard and Ted (with chase). Hoping for a Jamie/Rebecca/or Nate at SDCC! The first common wave includes new options for Ted (plus a visor chase) and Coach Beard along with debuts for Keeley Jones (Juno Temple), Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham), Sam Obisanya (Toheeb Jimoh), Jamie Tartt (Phil Dunster), and Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein). Davunko wrote:Saw FunkoFinderz posted a pic with new pops coming out for Keeley, Roy, Beard and Ted (with chase). Hoping for a Jamie/Rebecca/or Nate at SDCC! I mostly agree, keep this to a few Pops and make them special. I don't need 8 variants of Ted Lasso in different color hats. wrote:We had the Ted Lasso Pop last year and Coach Beard for NYCC.. I wouldn’t mind if they kept them as con exclusives and we see a release this year. Maybe Roy Kent?

Ted Lasso Sam Obisanya Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure - Warner Bros. Ted Lasso Sam Obisanya Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure - Warner Bros.

ISO: Luther (glow), metallic green Sam, Pulpos from SDCC Funko Supermarket, & any T-Bone other than blue and red. It’s like having your own personal Ted Lasso hyping you up before the big game or the start of a challenging day. One of the most enduring symbols of this spirit is the simple, handwritten “Believe” sign taped, albeit slightly crooked, above Ted’s office door. Embrace the mantra, share the optimism, and most importantly, keep believing, just like our beloved Coach Lasso. Set the stage, gather your favorite characters, and create a home team advantage even the real AFC Richmond would envy.This section is for general Pop discussion, not showing off your recent acquisitions. Please use the Dance Hall for collection addition pictures.

Pop! Ted Lasso with Believe Sign - Funko Pop! Ted Lasso with Believe Sign - Funko

The show beautifully unravels the meaning of “belief” as the character’s journey through victories, failures, friendships, betrayals, and personal growth.

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In the end, “Believe” becomes more than a word or sign; it becomes a mantra that’s seeped into the very fabric of the team. It’s the embodiment of Ted Lasso’s ethos: a rallying cry, a symbol of camaraderie, and an emblem of unwavering faith that triumphs over adversity.