Category Archives: English Premier League

New AVFC Kit 2015-16 Macron Aston Villa Shirt 2015-2016 Home Yellow Away

These are the new Aston Villa shirts 15/16, AVFC’s new home and alternate strips for the upcoming Premier League campaign. Made by Macron, the new Villa home and away tops 2015/16 were officially unveiled on 7 July, 2015.

Villa finished 17th in the 14/15 Premier League season, avoiding relegation by the skin of their teeth. They also reached the final of the FA Cup, where they lost 4-0 to Arsenal.

The new Villa home shirt for 15/16 features the club’s traditional claret and blue colours and features subtle shadow-effect stripes. There is a new primary sponsor in the form of Intuit QuickBooks, who sponsored West Bromwich Albion last season. Continue reading →

New Man City Kit 2015-2016- Manchester City Nike Home Shirt 15/16

This is the new Man City home kit 15/16, Manchester City FC’s new home jersey for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Nike, the uniform was officially unveiled to the public on July 3, 2015.

The Citizens finished second in the 14/15 Premier League season, behind Chelsea but ahead of both Arsenal and arch rivals Man Utd. They lost in the knockout stages of the Champions League to eventual winners Barcelona after advancing from a tough group that also consisted of Bayern, Roma and CSKA Moscow.

The new Man City home shirt is blue with a white collar and cuffs. It features white stripes on both flanks, a recurrent theme across most Nike kits this season, which are complementary to the sky blue ones running down the white shorts. The socks are sky blue with a white band on the top. Continue reading →

New Norwich Kit 15-16- Errea Norwich City Home Jersey 2015-2016

This is the new Norwich home kit 2015/16, Norwich City FC’s new home strip for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Italian firm Errea, the new Canaries uniform was officially unveiled on July 1, 2015 to the public.

Norwich finished third in the 2014-15 Championship season, but beat Ipswich and Middlesbrough in their playoff ties to clinch the final promotion spot along with Bournemouth and Watford. They will be the only team in the 15/16 Premier League season to don Errea.

The Canaries have taken inspiration from their 1927 “half and half” home kit that was worn by the club for a total of twenty years. The shirt is therefore divided into two halves of yellow and green, with contrasting sleeves and a green collar. The strip is completed by green shorts and yellow socks. Sponsor integration however doesn’t look too flash, with the yellow square box containing AVIVA taking some part of the green half too, and this might end up being a sore point for several Norwich fans.

2015 also marks the 80th anniversary of Carrow Road, which opened in 1935 with a fixture against West Ham. Continue reading →