New Kits

[hube]

With white shorts & socks

 

[S-NipE]

From Uhlsport to Kipsta.

 

[ThomasGOAL]

Basel away

Arsenal Goalkeeper

West Ham new logo

 

[S-NipE]

Poor attempt at West Ham's logo.

And the Puma GK template is starting to grow on me. Although it's maybe just because the last two were not that great either, especially the 2014 one was terrible.

 

[MadbaLL]

new west ham logo is too simple.

 

[*aLe]

From Uhlsport to Kipsta.

Looking forward to the kits.
Kipsta used to make pretty good-looking (and, most of all, affordable) teamwear back in the day to the extent that I still have several Kipsta sets I've used over the years (I've been using them since like 2005) and I'm currently using them regularly.

I hope they release equally good-looking kits for VAFC.

And, on a different note, wasn't Lille sponsored by Kipsta some years ago too? If I recall correctly they had a couple of pretty good kits back then.

 

[Luan17]

palmeiras away ?

 

[Cuky]

Arsenal full home kit from their facebook

 

[*aLe]

It looks good, especially as the darker stripe is not that visible. It can be seen now, but it would be difficult to spot during a match.
Not too keen on the collar (I would've preferred it being "simply" V-shaped or even totally round), but we'll have to make do.

 

[ThomasGOAL]

Club America away

I really love the Club America kits home and away, quality !


Newcastle

Rangers (nice away)

 

[jihado86]

 

[ThomasGOAL]

Wolfburg maybe look like that but it's a terrible photoshop edit

 

[*aLe]

Eintracht, is this you?

 

[sonoman]

lovely forest kit.
i don't know when they are based, dont know any of their players but i still would love to buy that top

 

[sonoman]

lovely forest kit.
i don't know when they are based, dont know any of their players but i still would love to buy that top

 

[scratch-br]

This is indeed a very good Forest kit

 

[hube]

 

[jihado86]

the nicest kit they had in years.

 

[jihado86]

Reportedly Nike has finally made a written offer to Germany and is ready to pay between €60 and 70 million a year to produce the Germany jerseys from 2018. Additionally, Nike proposed to put the Germany national team at the top of its priority list and make it part of its global advertising campaigns. Last but not least, Nike offered to sell the Germany shirts exclusively through the official federation store and select Nike stores, guaranteeing extra income for the DFB.

Thanks to a clause in its contract with the national team, Adidas which currently pays around €25 million a year as Germany kit supplier, has the right to match any other offer the national team receives.

Interestingly, thanks to a decision of the German antitrust court, the new Germany kit contract will be limited to a duration of up to six years and won't include any "matching offer right" clause.

DFB itself did not want to confirm or deny Nike's offer and only stated that it would be in "constructive negotiations." According to the report, the final decision will be made during the Euro in France next month. Expect an announcement on the next Germany shirt supplier shortly after.

 

[S-NipE]

I prefer the kit Barca had last season (not the horizontal ones this year, but the vertical ones before). This blue is too bright for my taste.

And I really hope Adidas uses the money they saved by not supporting many smaller clubs to fight that Nike offer. I do not want to see our team with Nike kits.

 

[jihado86]

And I really hope Adidas uses the money they saved by not supporting many smaller clubs to fight that Nike offer. I do not want to see out team with Nike kits.

agree, Nike and Germany doesn't work. I don't want this to happen.

 

[ramy]

I like that Union Jack on the sleeve

 

[ThomasGOAL]

Girondins de Bordeaux home

 

[fib91]

Bordeaux looks like their 09-10 kit
West Ham looks a bit... weird

 

[hube]

Back to the white shorts like in the old days

Bradford City

 

[S-NipE]

That happens when a Roma shirt and a Galatasaray shirt make love to each other.

 

[hube]

 

[hube]

Austr... i mean Leicester City away

Besiktas home

 

[scratch-br]

Is there any link/connection of Leicester with red color?

 

[ThomasGOAL]

Premier League Bans Striped Backs

In a move that is sure to disappoint supporters, the Premier League is set to start enforcing more rigid rules regarding number legibility, in line with UEFA's efforts in the competitions it governs.

As a number of teams have already launched their 16-17 kits, including Stoke City and West Bromwich, who both sport striped shirts, the new rules can already be seen in action. Trying to explain the change to its fans, Stoke City even issued a short statement on the matter:

"As the Premier League are looking to introduce a rule to enforce squad number visibility to complement UEFA’s rules for clubs playing in European competition, we have incorporated a white panel on the reverse of the shirt." - Stoke City statement

West Bromwich and Stoke City 16-17 home shirts, back view

Quite a few other teams could be effected from the rules change, including recently promoted Hull City, as well as Bournemouth, Southampton and Sunderland from last season.

http://www.footyheadlines.com/2016/05/premier-league-bans-striped-backs.html