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New Aston Villa Strip 2014-15 | White Aston Villa Macron Shirt 2014-2015

After the release of their new 2014/15 home kit a week back, Aston Villa have today (9 June) unveiled their change kit for the upcoming Premier League season, again made by Macron.

The new AVFC away shirt is white in colour with claret pinstripes and is inspired by the kit worn by Villa’s European heroes of 1982. The AVFC logo that adorned the shirt worn on that famous night in Rotterdam is embossed on to the back of the away jersey.

Dafabet are again principal sponsors of the new Villa change kit 2014/15, with Acorns adoring the childrens’ tops.

Villa have also unveiled two away goalkeeper kits, described by the club as “yellow” and “black” in colour. Continue reading →

New Hearts Top 14/15- Adidas HMFC Away Kit 2014/15 Foundation of Hearts

This is the new Hearts away strip 14/15, Heart of Midlothian FC’s new change strip for the upcoming 2014/2015 Scottish season. The kit, made by Adidas, was officially unveiled on June 9th, 2014. The club unveiled their new 14/15 home kit a couple of months ago.

The new Hearts change shirt reminds one of Argentina’s primary jersey. More interesting is the presence of the Foundation of Hearts logo on the shirt, with owner Ann Budge dedicating the shirt to the fans. The Foundation, backed over 8,000 fans, has helped keep the club alive, and they will eventually take control when Budge steps aside.

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New Watford Away Kit 2014-15 | Puma Black & White Watford Shirt 14-15

This is the new Watford away kit 2014/2015, Watford FC’s new change strip for the forthcoming season. The Hornets had already unveiled their 2014/15 season home kit a month ago, and the away kit, made by Puma, was officially unveiled on June 6, 2014.

The black and white strip is a tribute to the 12 Watford FC players who went to war in WWI. 2014 is the 100th anniversary of the Great War (1914-1918). It is also a century since Watford wore a black and white shirt for the first time.

The Hornets will donate £1 from the sale of each away kit to the Royal British Legion.

The club have also confirmed that they will be wearing this new away kit for the home fixture which falls nearest to Remembrance Sunday (in November) Continue reading →