DutchBorderer

FC Utrecht; 'How would you like to have your logo represented on our traditional diagonally halved shirts?' Sponsor Zorg van de Zaak; 'Just f**k your shit up fam' Utter shambolic disgrace still but infinitely better than the full red shirts of the last two seasons. This is what you get when you let sponsors dictate your shirt.

They can pretend to be hipsters all they want, deep down inside they are vandalizing hooligans;

That's a 'nein' for me, Hans-Günther;

Dundee FC, adopting some understated hoops for the coming season;

Burton Albion have been with local kit supplier TAG since 1994/1995, who let the fans vote on which shirts will be worn in 18/19. Pictured are the six options for home and away they got, and which ones they picked;

I think the home was actually voted for by fans, no clue why they'd opt for this but there you have it :/ Everton have an amazing new kit, really love the double diamonds on the sleeve cuffs (which were a feature of Umbro's mid 90's tops). Pattern on the front looks okay, and even though Angry Birds looks shite (that font.... 2011 called, it wants its fad back), this top will be hard to beat for other teams in the Premier League; Wrexham, going for hoops in two tones of red in trying to claw back in to the Football League

No doubt it will sell like hotcakes though. Luton Town will be opting for all-orange nextseason, which is a first in their long history. If you ask me, it looks wrong; pair navy or white shorts with orange tops and it looks fine, but now it's like you're looking at a discount Dutch national team. Trim on the first is in black, so zero chance of a navy set of shorts being ordered unfortunately.

'Blue is the colour but we'll still have random red and white flashes' for Chelsea and black with a very, very pale shade of gold for Ajax on the road

Over 200, including matchworn Berwick, Edinburgh City, and Hibernian tops. You can check some of the more interesting ones on the blog I run (link in signature), and I had a film crew here just this week to do an item about some; here's them filming my hall of shame

From the Singapore Premier League, Geylang International (expect a similar design for Yeovil next season) and Balestier Khalsa (fancy tiger); https://club25football.wordpress.com/2018/04/02/geylang-international-2018-home-shirt/ https://club25football.wordpress.com/2018/04/09/balestier-khalsa-2018-home-shirt/

Hi everyone! After 2017/2018's wildly succesful thread (which you can view here), it's time for us to move on to the shirts we will be seeing in 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022 2022/2023 2023/2024! Time flies, huh? Because this thread was initially built upon the vestiges of 2018/2019, you might want to start reading from this post onwards for 19/20 kits, and from this post onwards for 20/21. For the 2021/2022 season, use this link. If you're looking for 2022/2023, turn to this link. For 2023/2024, click here. Yes, it is early, and it is April still, but with capitalism and commercialism rampant across all levels of the beautiful game, more and more clubs opt to launch their kits before the summer holiday period to make mad dosh off punters looking to wear the latest strips down on the Costa del whatever. Discounting leaks, Celtic and Liverpool were the first 'big' clubs to reveal their new offerings and you can expect many more to follow suit over the coming weeks. As things stand, Nike, adidas, and Puma still dominate the absolute top teams, with New Balance and Umbro slowly expanding their portfolio and middle-sized brands like Macron and Joma supplying a fair few teams across the leagues. We're counting on Erreà to turn on the style once more, and hummel might see a resurgence based on their coup in supplying Rangers for the next few years. Further down the ladder, Stanno, Mitre, Pendle and the like will continue to cater to teams that sell limited numbers of shirt, and we might see an interesting new brand or two pop up like FBT did last year. Everyone is invited and, indeed, encouraged to post new strips they come across, be they Scottish or from foreign shores, big or small teams! Comments voicing disapproval are welcome too, considering we'll see many a fashion gaffe amongst a few brilliant strips with most every club and brand now changing kits every single season in pursuit of the replica market.

'Grats to all who hold Hereford FC dear, will be good to see 'em back in Football Manager 2019! Here's to two more promotions in the coming years

Hiya lads, I have a friend visiting Glasgow this week, and I was hoping to have them fetch me a Partick top; I'm not sure whether the club store is open on non-matchdays, are there other physical stores in town I can direct them towards?

For the love of fucking God cross your fingers that the board DO NOT SIGN PENNANT. I've seen him play across ten+ different matches when he was with Tampines Rovers in Singapore (alongside Billy Mehmet, coming across Brian McLean in the league and cup), and he was dreadful, absolutely dreadful. He couldn't be arsed to put in effort during the matches when he wasn't "injured", in a league that is on par with Scottish League 2 (League 1 would be pushing it). Here he is, sitting on his ass during the cup final, wasn't playing because the coach finally admitted he wasn't motivated enough;

Hiya lads, mind me butting in for a sec; He was released by Elgin at the end of last season having started 14 league matches and being substituted on 13 times; was he any good when at Gayfield?

Came here to post Heerenveen's result, every Dutch club plays at least one mismatched friendly every pre-season. Usually against 'regional teams' of the best players born in a certain locale; guys who haven't played together ever or in quite a while ,which leads to disjointed squads and absolute pummelings.

Excuse me for my foreign oblviousness, but I take it 'beast' is slang for kiddy diddler/paedophile/etc? I've never encoutnered the term in this context before.

FC Dordrecht, team from the Dutch second tier. Wouldn't have made a bad Hibs top but I think I prefer the one Macron gave yous;

Yes, definitely, with the addendum that I haven't seen Ojamaa play recently.

Wolters' a decent player, has experience on a higher level than Ojamaa, and more of it to boot. Good mentality as well, but I don't see why you's would get him in; he is in no way exceptional, and there should surely be a bunch of Scottish free agents out there that would be better.

First two levels of the game are now free to play on Steam, PS4, and XB1. I highly urge everyone to give them a try, possibly the best AAA title to come out in 2016.

New kits, courtesy of FootballNation and FNteamwear. Very understated, but kinda wish the sash was kept in some shape or form;

@Afronoted in the 17/18 kit thread that Livi's going with FBT next season, think it's a real step up from Joma for you guys. FootBall Thai is one of Thailand's two dominant brands and supplies a boatload of clubs in the South East Asian region, but Livingston is their first contract in Scotland; they did supply Doncaster last year and Rhyll the year before, and will also be dressing Crewew Alexandra in 17/18. I own a bunch of FBT tops myself, really good quality all of them, but the brand does get carried away with excessive detailing sometimes. https://club25football.wordpress.com/2017/03/21/geylang-international-2017-home-shirt/ https://club25football.wordpress.com/2017/03/03/phnom-penh-crown-fc-2016-home-shirt/ Three other tops by FBT, think the top one would make an excellent Livi strip if you use the lion and thistle as superimposition

Payday 2 is free on Steam right now, the devs are giving away 5 million copies. Not saying it's a good game but it's free so claim it while supplies last eh.

I imagine this is a problem many of you may not be entirely familiar with, but I can't help but feel profoundly annoyed when compatriots decide try to speak English when they clearly have no idea what they're doing given the incredibly basic mistakes they make. For reference, English is compulsory in the latter stages of grade school and all throughout high school. At the very least, spellcheck what you're posting online. Case in point, someone who changed the colour of their hair;