Days after revealing the new Hearts home strip for 2018/19, Umbro have today (June 20, 2018) released the club’s new alternate kit for the upcoming Scottish Premiership season. Continue reading
This is the new Derby County away kit 18/19, DCFC’s new secondary uniform for the upcoming EFL Championship season. Made by Umbro, the new DCFC alternate shirt was officially unveiled on June 18, 2018, a little over a fortnight after the club had released their primary kit. Continue reading
This is the new Hearts kit 2018/19, Heart of Midlothian’s new home shirt for the upcoming Scottish Premiership season. Made by Umbro, the new HMFC top was officially unveiled on 14 June, 2018. Hearts finished sixth in the 2017/18 league season. They scored as many goals as they conceded, thus ending up with a goal difference of zero. Their average attendance in 2017/18 was the best of all Scottish Prem outfits bar the Old Firm. Continue reading
This is the new Huddersfield Town kit 2018/19, HTAFC’s new home strip for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Umbro, the new Town home kit was officially unveiled on 8 June, 2018. The uniform sees the return of the Terrier after a gap of nearly five decades on the home shirt (the current crest will however continue to exist).
The striped shirt, like other Umbro creations this season, sees the return of the diamond graphic on the cuffs. OPE Sports, with their new logo, appear on the front of the jersey while Leisu Sports will serve as sleeve sponsors. Continue reading
This is the new Hull City kit 18/19, HCAFC’s new home strip for the upcoming EFL Championship season. Made by Umbro, the new Hull home shirt was officially unveiled on 8 June, 2018 by the club.
The Tigers finished a disappointing 18th in the Championship for 2017/18, picking up 49 points from 46 games. Interestingly enough, they finished with zero goal difference, conceding as many goals (70) as they had scored throughout the season. Continue reading
This is the new Bournemouth away kit 18/19, AFCB’s new alternate strip for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Umbro, the new Bournemouth change shirt was officially unveiled on June 1, 2018 by the club.
The Cherries finished 12th in the Premier League for 2017/18, with their boss Eddie Howe also winning the Manager of the Month award for January. Continue reading