Football Shirts

Chelsea home shirt for next season has been leaked on the internet. There’s been no confirmation from Chelsea or shirt makers Adidas if its real but it looks legitimate. You can order the real new Chelsea shirt here.

Grimsby Town fans have been given the chance to select the clubs new shirt for the 2009/ 2010 Season. The shirt will be made once again by the Italian company Errea who have produced two kits for the fans to choose from. The first black and white with stripes, the second has a black swish on the front over the black and white stipes.

Voting ends tomorrow at none so get your vote in!

The New England shirt for 2009 - 2011 has been leaked on the internet and the feed back so far has been poor to say the least. The shirt does look like a training top and uneven with the crest and the umbro logo on one side with nothing on the other.
You can pre order new England Shirt here.

The sleeves are not mostly red with an England badge on the right sleeve imprinted in red. Also it looks like the shirt will retail at a RRP of £50 which is well above previous shirts.
Click here to pre order your new England Shirt.

Crystal Palace have annouced a three year deal with Nike to produce thier kits.

The deal will start next year with a new home and away kit for the Championship side. Nike currently supply numerous kits to league teams inluding Arsenal and Manchester United.

Oldham Athletic are due to play Leeds United in a pink kit later this year in aid of Link 4 Pink, a charity associated with the Victoria Breast Unit at the Royal Oldham hospital. The game due to take place at Elland Road on March the 2nd will see Oldham ditch their traditional blue and white kit for a full pink strip.

After the match the kits will be auctioned off for charity. It will be first time ever a club has changed their colours in aid of a charity.

Arsenal are set to have a new third kit next season and according to speculation the kit is going to be hunter green.

A couple of mock up designs have been doing the rounds on the Internet but there has been no offcial press release from Arsenal.

Sheffield Wednesday have decided to give up their shirt sponsorship to charity next season.

In a similar move to Barcalona and Aston Villa Sheffield Wednesday shirts will now promote the local hospital. The deal will last for two seasons.