Football Shirts

Jobsite is new Pompey shirt sponsor

Pompey have announced that jobsite.co.uk will be their new shirt sponsors. The online recruitment site replaces OKI as the Premier League club’s new jersey sponsors. The Jobsite logo will now appear on all shirts and training wear. Jobsite have apparently paid more than the £4m forked out by OKI. The Fratton End will now be … Read more

New Cardiff City Home Shirt 2009-10

The new Cardiff City Puma Home Kit for the 2009-10 Football League Championship season has been unveiled. The Bluebirds finished seventh in the Championship last season, conceding the playoff spot on goal scores to PNE.

Puma recently signed a five year deal with Cardiff, and this is the first offering from the kit maker’s stable. The home shirt was worn for the first time in a 0-0 draw with Scottish giants Celtic on July 22, 2009.

You can buy the new Cardiff home strip from the Cardiff City Stadium Superstore. The shirt is primarily blue in colour, but yellow and white also make their presence felt. The ends of the sleeves, for instance, are white in colour. White shorts, and white and blue socks complete the strip.

Check out the photo of the new Cardiff City 2009-10 home kit.

Also have a look at Championship and other club kits 2009-10.

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New Man City home kit 2009-10 Premiership season

The new Man City 2009-10 Premiership home kit has officially been released, and it looks quite similar to the images that were leaked on the internet.

Umbro are the shirt makers, and Etihad Airways have replaced Thomas Cook as the jersey sponsors.

As you would expect from the blue half of Manchester, the shirt is light blue in colour, with a white collar. The Man City crest is on the left side, while the Umbro logo is on the right. White shorts, and white and blue socks complete the strip. Goalkeeper Shay Given will wear an all green strip in goal at Eastlands this season.

What do you think about the new Man City shirt? Check out the photos.

Also have a look at major kit releases 2009-10.

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