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New Huddersfield Town Third Kit 15-16 Puma HTAFC Camouflage Shirt 2015-2016

This is the new Huddersfield Town third kit 2015/16, Town’s new second alternate strip for the 15/16 Championship season. Made by Puma, the new HTAFC third jersey was officially unveiled on September 24, 2015 and will make its debut next month in the club’s upcoming fixture against Wolves.

The predominantly white camouflage shirt, with hints of red, pays homage to fallen war heroes, including Town’s eight players who lost their lives in conflict (Larrett Roebuck, Sidney James, Leigh Richmond Roose (Rouse), Charles Edward Randall, Robert Henry Gordon, Tom Carter, Francis Cornelius Chivers and Alex Jackson) Continue reading →

New Bolton Burnden Disaster Shirt 2015-2016- Macron BWFC 3rd Jersey 15-16

We reported back in February that Bolton’s new 2015/16 season third shirt would pay tribute to those who lost their lives in the Burnden disaster, and the Trotters have now officially unveiled the strip, made by Italian company Macron.

The navy and black hooped shirt features the date of the disaster (09-03-1946) on the back of the collar, and pays homage to the 33 individuals who lost their lives in the disaster. The jersey features the names of the 33 and has a Lancashire red rose on the neckline.

Blue shorts and socks, both with white trim, complete the look of BWFC’s new 2015/16 third kit. Continue reading →

New Hearts Third Kit 2015-16- Puma Heart of Midlothian Foundation Tribute Top 15-16

This is the new Hearts third kit 15/16, Heart of Midlothian FC’s new second alternate strip for the 2015/2016 Scottish Premier League season. The Jambos officially unveiled the top on September 18, 2015 and it pays tribute to the supporters who saved it from going out of business after it entered administration in the 2013-14 season.

The name of every fan who contributed £120 (the equivalent of 180 maroon points) will be seen on this shirt. Made by Puma, the new third jersey features names like Ann Budge, Craig Levein, Eilidh Child and Donald Ford, among others. Continue reading →