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New Derby County Kit 2018-19 | 32Red announced as new DCFC shirt sponsor

This is the new Derby County kit 2018/19, DCFC’s new home strip for the upcoming Championship season. Made by Umbro, the new Derby home shirt was officially unveiled on 31 May, 2018 by the Rams, who also announced former Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard as their new manager on the same day.

The club finished 6th in the 2017/18 season but lost their playoff semifinal to eventual winners Fulham.

DCFC will also have a new primary shirt sponsor for the 18/19 season, with 32Red replacing Avon Tyres on the front of the jersey. Continue reading →

New West Ham Jerseys 2018-2019 | Umbro unveil dark teal away kit for WHUFC

These are the new West Ham kits 18/19, West Ham United’s new home and away shirts for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Umbro, the new WHUFC shirts were officially unveiled on 25 May, 2018, just days after the London club had confirmed Manuel Pellegrini as their new manager.

The Hammers had a difficult 2017/18 season and Slaven Bilic had to make way midway through the season for David Moyes. The latter accomplished his mission of keeping them up, with Marko Arnautovic a key figure under him as the club finished 13th.

The new home strip sticks to the club’s traditional claret and blue colours, with Umbro opting to give the club a “dark teal” change kit. Continue reading →

New Caen Jersey 2018-2019 | Umbro SM Caen Home Kit 2018-19

This is the new Caen home shirt 18/19, Stade Malherbe Caen’s new principal strip for the upcoming French Ligue 1 season. Made by Umbro, the new kit was officially unveiled on May 19, 2018. Caen drew 0-0 with champions Paris Saint-Germain on the final day of the season to preserve their top flight status and push Toulouse into the relegation playoffs.

Inside the back of the neck are the words “Normands & Conquerants” (Normans and conquerors). Another symbol harking to the club’s Norman identity (they’re based in the Normandy region of France) is the Viking on the back of the jersey. Continue reading →