Category Archives: English Premier League

Norwich Third Kit 15/16- Errea New NCFC 3rd Shirt 2015/16

This is the new Norwich third kit 2015/2016, NCFC’s new 3rd strip for the new Premier League season. The Errea made uniform was officiallly revealed by the Canaries on 20th July, 2015.

Norwich had a yellow and green home kit, and followed it up with a green and yellow away one. The third one, somewhat surprisingly, AGAIN features yellow and green as its principal colours. Judging by the looks of the players modelling it in the pic below (especially Mulumbu), they don’t seem too chuffed with the idea either! Continue reading →

White Chelsea Away Shirt 2015/16- Adidas CFC Alternate Kit 15-16

This is the new Chelsea away kit 2015/2016, Chelsea FC’s new alternate strip for the upcoming Premier League season. The new Blues away top was officially revealed by Adidas on July 20, 2015 and will see action next week when the club take on Spanish giants FC Barcelona in a pre-season outing in the United States (US tour- July 28)

The shirt is predominantly white, with red and blue trim, a theme that has been used for several Chelsea alternate shirts in the recent past. Chelsea wore white in the 2011/12 season (when they won the Champions League) and also in the 2013/14 season. Continue reading →

Green Sunderland Shirt 2015/2016- Adidas SAFC Away Top 2015-16

This is the new Sunderland away kit 2015/16, SAFC’s new change strip for the upcoming Premier League season. The Black Cats debuted their change kit in their recent pre-season fixture against Mexican side Pachuca in Sacramento.

Last season, Sunderland had a blue alternate this strip, and this season they will be donning a predominantly green kit on the road. The uniform features a tonal green base, with solar yellow trim and features meshing detailing on the sleevers, collar and the hem, as can be seen in the pics below.

The strip is completed with green shorts and socks, again with solar yellow trim.

Green seems to be a popular choice for away kits in the PL this season, with Southampton and Swansea also using plenty of the colour in their change uniform.
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