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New Tranmere Kit 2017-18- Puma Tranmere Rovers Home Shirt 17-18

This is the new Tranmere home kit 2017/18, TRFC’s new principal strip for the upcoming league season. The club are aiming for a return to the Football League via the playoffs this year after their 94 year stay in it came to an end following relegation to the Conference at the end of the 2014/15 season.

The new TRFC home shirt, made by Puma, is not too dissimilar to what the German company have produced for Chesterfield. It was officially unveiled on May 6, 2017, on the eve of the second leg of their playoff semifinal against Aldershot that the club drew 2-2, and won 5-2 on aggregate, where they will meet either Forest Green Rovers or Dag & Red. Continue reading →

New Celtic Strip 17-18- Glasgow Celtic unveil new kit celebrating 50th anniversary of famous Lisbon Lions victory

This is the new Celtic strip 2017/18, Scottish champions Glasgow Celtic’s new home kit for the upcoming SPL season. Made by New Balance, the new Celtic top was officially unveiled on May 4, 2017, exactly a week after NB released Liverpool’s 2017/18 125th anniversary home kit.

The kit celebrates the 50th anniversary of Celtic’s famous European Cup win, where Jock Stein’s Lisbon Lions got the better of Inter Milan in the Portuguese capital (they won 2-1 on 25 May, 1967). Goals from Tommy Gemmell and Stevie Chelmers saw Celtic become the first British team to lift the European Cup.

New Balance have introduced a special commemorative gold crest for the 17/18 season and inside the neck is a band that combines the famous green and white of Celtic and the blue and black colours of Inter. Continue reading →

Leaked Picture- Manchester City Home Kit 2017-18

This is what appears to be Manchester City’s new home kit for the 2017/18 Premier League season, made by Nike. The kit hasn’t been officially released yet, but is already up for sale in some countries. Liverpool are the only Premiership club to have revealed their 2017/18 kit so far.

City have had a disappointing season under Pep Guardiola and this is the first time in his managerial career that the Spaniard will finish a season trophyless. They lost in the semi-finals of the FA Cup to Arsenal and were eliminated from the Champions League by Monaco Continue reading →