Category Archives: English Football League Two

Stevenage FC Home Shirt 2017 18

New Stevenage FC Kit 2017-18 | Macron Stevenage Shirts Astute Electronics Sponsor

Here are the new Stevenage FC kits 2017/18, Stevenage’s new home and away tops for the upcoming League Two season. The new Stevenage FC 17/18 shirts have been made by Macron and feature a new major sponsor in the form of Astute Electronics, who have come on board to sponsor the Boro till the end of the 2018/19 season (with an option to extend). The kits will officially go on sale tomorrow (June 28, 2017)

These are also the first Stevenage kits (home and blue away) to be produced by Macron after the Italian firm inked a three year deal with the League Two outfit to replace Carbrini.

Stevenage finished 10th in League Two during the 16/17 season. Continue reading →

Hartlepool United Away Kit 2017 2018 BLK

New Hartlepool United Kit 2017-18 | HUFC BLK Away Football Shirt 17-18

This is the new Hartlepool United away kit 2017/18, HUFC’s new alternate strip for the upcoming National League season. Hartlepool finished second from bottom in League Two at the end of the 2016/17 season, thus sealing their relegation to the Conference. The new strip, made by new kit partners BLK (better known for supplying kits to rugby and rugby league outfits like the England national RL team, Saracens and Queensland Reds, and more recently the West Indies cricket team), was officially unveiled on June 22, 2017.

BLK UK have made a rare foray into the footy market with Pools (three year contract to replace Nike), and have given them a grey kit to wear on the road next season. It features a teal neck and thin teal stripes Continue reading →

New Barnet FC Kit 2017 18

New Barnet FC Kits 2017-18 | Jako Home & Away Shirts 17-18

These are the new Barnet FC shirts 2017/18, Barnet’s new home and away tops for the upcoming League Two season. Made by Jako, the new Bees jerseys were officially unveiled on June 22, 2017 by the club- the same day that they also revealed plans to expand the capacity of the Hive to approximately 8,000.

Barnet finished 15th in League Two in 2016/17, picking up 14 wins and drawing 15 games for a total haul of 57 points.

Both the unveiled strips (orange and blue) have elements from the club crest subtly integrated Continue reading →