DutchBorderer

Glad to see the thread's still alive and well. I will be updating it for 2021/2022 once the final league fixtures have been played. The football season in Singapore typically runs from March to November, which means that a fresh batch of shirts dropped for the eight teams in the local Premier League - I've imported by far the most interesting top of the lot, from a team that normally plays in green and white hoops. https://club25football.wordpress.com/2021/04/05/geylang-international-2021-home-shirt/ Imagine the bloodbath if Celtic went for a design like this to f**k with their fans for a season.

Thank you, much obliged. Exactly what I needed. Odd look for the team, yellow shorts - always picture the wee Rovers as wearing red shorts.

Strange question perhaps, but is there a good repository of old pictures of Albion Rovers matches? A home shirt from 1992-1994 has come into my possession and I'd love to see it in action, but perusing google hasn't yielded anything.

Bedale AFC have been sponsored by a brand of sausages for a few seasons now, who for 2020/2021 have decided to promote their brand of meat-free products. The result is a carrot-inspired shirt, a break from the bangers & mash, hot dogs, and sausages from the previous three years. For every top sold, five Pounds will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK. The club had quite a laugh with the launch shoot, which includes a grater-inspired goalkeeper kit;

Bristol City away, the purple and lime green is a popular combination for the club. Yes, the pattern is an almost complete 1:1 copy of that old adidas design. Sponsor kills it. Added bonus, goalie kits; 'The away shirt includes bespoke semaphore flags across the inner neck. These flags spell ‘Bristol City Football Club’ in maritime flag alphabet, referencing the city’s rich nautical heritage.'

Oh dear; That's more like it;

How has this not been posted yet. Robbie Williams designed it.

I'm moving house and will be without reliable internet until Thursday, so the thread title won't be updated for a little while. You lads behave in the interim. Celtic away - 60 quid, no long sleeve replicas sold to the dismay of many. Sponsorless tops immediately sold out; Southend have their first bespoke home shirt in years, with the waves seen on the crest repeated across the chest. The Shrimpers had been with Nike since 2003, but are now in the warm embrace of hummel Portsmouth are in the cold grasp of Nike, and wear a template you might recognize as being Livingston's home shirt except in blue and white with some red; After revealing a brilliant home shirt some time ago, Airdrieonians have debuted their away kit; the same design as the home with the white swapped out for black;

Not a new shirt per se but still; guy on eBay stitched together the front of a Liverpool shirt and the back of a Celtic shirt. Not my listing, I take no responsibility. https://t.co/rQLq1eYHNM?amp=1 Wolves' new home kit was worn as an away shirt in white by Spain in 2018, and has been Orlando City's home shirt in purple since March 2019.

Charleroi, the club from the Belgian city of the same name that coincidentally is the multiple time winner of the title 'Ugliest city in Europe', has let Kappa do a thing.

The colour used here is called 'hyper-mint', the sponsor on the back is a nightmare; Willem II away shirt for 2019/2020, may see use in the Europa League.

More stripes on the backs of shirts with Stoke; Luton ditch Puma and their standard templates, get Umbro to do three bespoke tops including a throwback to the (in)famous USA Salvage white home kit of the 90's, and then completely screw the pooch by still sticking to orange as the home shirt. They also botched the launch photoshoot, where most pictures taken make the orange look red;

Barcode, back and front - WBA gives zero fucks. This is based on a classic 90's shirt;

And people said Doncaster had fucked up hoops for a few years;

Dundee Utd, downgrade on last year; Cheltenham and Lincoln both reveal their new Errea strips, the former continues its pinstripes on the back where the latter doesn't have the candy stripes on the reverse. Pretty piss poor from the Imps; Doncaster Rovers add grey to their strips for the first time ever;