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New PVFC Kit 2017-18 | Errea Port Vale Manorshop Home Shirt 17-18

This is the new Port Vale kit 17/18, PVFC’s new home strip for the upcoming League Two season. Made by Errea, the new PVFC home shirt was officially unveiled on 27 June, 2017. The Valiants were relegated from League One after a four year stay on the final day of the 2016/17 season following a goalless draw against Fleetwood Town.

The home shirt also features a new major sponsor in the form of Manorshop, who replace GMB on the front. Manorshop are owned by business Kevin Jones (also the son of former Vale director Alan Jones), who made an £1.25m bid to try and buy the club earlier in the summer. Continue reading →

New Millwall FC Kit 2017-2018 | MFC Errea Home Shirt 17-18

This is the new Millwall kit 2017/18, Millwall FC’s new home strip for the upcoming Championship season. Made by Errea, the new MFC jersey was officially unveiled on 23 June, 2017. This is the Lions’ second straight season with the Italian manufacturer. They earned promotion from League One via the playoffs after finishing 6th in the regular 2016/17 season, beating Scunthorpe and Bradford City to join Sheffield United and Bolton in the second tier Continue reading →

New QPR Errea Jersey 2017-2018 | Home, Away & Third Kits 17-18

These are the new QPR kits 2017/18, Queens Park Rangers’ new home, away and third tops for the upcoming EFL Championship season. Made by Italian firm Errea, who take over as the club’s new kit partners following the early termination of their previous deal with Dryworld, the new QPR strips were officially unveiled on June 23, 2017 by the club.

The new QPR Errea home shirt features the club’s traditional hoops in white and blue, with the away and third having the hooped design in red and navy & black and green respectively. 1882 features on the back of the jerseys, with “WEAREQPR” appearing on the inside.

The club also have a new shirt sponsor in the form of online casino Royal Panda, who have inked a three year deal with the Loftus Road outfit.

QPR finished a disappointing 18th in the Championship in 2016/17.