Chelsea will wear a fluorescent yellow third shirt during the 2010-11 season, according to a leaked photo.
Designed and manufactured by Adidas, the shirt features black trim and a very unique black line that runs down the center of the new Chelsea third jersey. The last time Chelsea wore a fluorescent shirt was during the 2007-2008 season when it was also bright yellow but featured a different trim from Adidas. Read more…
Stoke City have today unveiled their new Adidas away kit for the 2010-11 season ahead of it being worn for the first time in the pre-season game against Burnley on Saturday.
England hopeful Ryan Shawcross showed off the all-blue adidas strip which the Potters will be wearing on their travels in their third season in the Premier League.
Shawcross and his team-mates will officially launch the away kit at Huddersfield’s Town Galpharm Stadium when Tony Pulis’ side take on Championship club Burnley on Saturday afternoon and then it will go on sale in the three Club Stores on Monday. Read more…
With news out that Harry Redknapp launched a bid to sign West Ham skipper Scott Parker it leaves us wondering whether or not he would actually improve the Spurs squad.
Tottenham will be hoping to secure a Champions League group stage place and for another successful Premier League campaign this season and Parker is not a player many would have expected them to be chasing this summer. Parker is a very good player as he has shown at Charlton and West Ham but Tottenham already have an abundance of midfielders at their disposal. Jenas, Huddlestone, Palacios, and O’Hara are all already competing for central midfield spots. Add to that youngsters Danny Rose and Adel Taarabt and you can’t help but think Tottenham should be prioritising other positions. Read more…
Derby County’s brand new away kit for the new season was tonight revealed to the public at Pride Park.
Supporters in attendance at tonight’s pre-season friendly against Stoke City were treated to the first viewing of the yellow shirt with a blue trim.
Manufactured by adidas, the shirt is complemented by blue shorts and yellow socks and displays the logo of new shirt sponsors buymobiles.net.
Derby County Chief Executive Tom Glick commented: “We are delighted with the product; we are very happy with our home, away and goalkeeper’s strips for this season. Read more…
After the World Cup, being an English footballer is hardly something to brag about. For many critics the term ‘English footballer’ is a by-word for over-paid and over-rated.
However, those critics will be dismayed by the new UEFA home-grown rule which has come into effect this season. Dismayed because it has increased the worth and value of English born players who, whisper it quietly, perhaps don’t deserve it. Read more…
Athletic Bilbao revealed the new 10/11 Home football Kit made by umbro.
The new red and white jersey was launched to the media yesterday at AlhóndigaBilbao in the presence of the first team players, except for the World Cup players. Read more…
This summer we’ve seen how several Premier League clubs have unveiled football kits for the new season that are inspired by retro designs from yesteryear. Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal and West Ham United, just to name a few. But when you think about it, are clubs peddling retro to sell more than just football shirts? And if so, why stop there?
The reason retro sells is because it’s a proven winning formula, it’s hip, it harkens back to a time when the world was a better and safer place, and – most importantly of all – it sells. Plus, in many ways, it’s easier. For example, the design of Arsenal’s home jersey remained practically the same from 1933 to 1965. Sure, there were minimal changes in those years, but essentially the design stayed the same for 32 years. Nowadays, the Arsenal home shirt changes every two years or less. But after a while, whether it’s Arsenal or any other soccer team, you have to wonder how difficult it must be to create an original design when all you’re doing is essentially reinventing the wheel each time. Read more…
The new kits for the 2010-2011 season have been revealed by Adidas and Fenerbahçe with some elegant and modern designs on show, which took place at Fenerbahce Sükrü Saracoglu Stadium. Read more…
This is the new Wrexham F.C. 10/11 Home football shirt made by Umbro. The new shirts are not available yet, the club are still waiting on delivery of stock for the coming season. Read more…
To officially launch their smart new 10/11 Umbro away kit, a small City squad including Joe Hart, Emmanuel Adebayor, Micah Richards, Dedryck Boyata, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Wayne Bridge and Kolo Touré arrived at Sara D. Roosevelt Park NYC yesterday afternoon to play against some local footballers.
On the outside, the cotton pinstripe keeps the players looking sharp. On the inside, the special technical surface draws moisture away from the body and keeps cool. The sleeves feature a high stretch performance knit to give the players an uncompromised range of movement. Read more…
