Image from footyheadlines.com Erreà are back, and much like their collaboration with Norwich, they’ve provided a smart, classic canvas for the QPR home shirt. Famous blue and white R’s hoops
Image from footyheadlines.com There are some gutsy green contraptions around this season, aren’t there? Some are fair efforts; others sail too close to the classic ‘keeper shirt for outfield comfort.
Image from footyheadlines.com Yeaaaaaah, this is the same as the away shirt just in different colours, so most of the things said about that apply here. All the positives –
Image from footyheadlines.com Similar to the also Nike-made Birmingham home shirt, there’s bits to like and bits to wish in the bin about this Preston away kit. The bulk of
Image from footyheadlines.com I’ve got no idea what the deuce is going on here. It’s grey, and camouflage patterned, although not your usual military camo pattern as you can pick
Image from footyheadlines.com One look at this took me right back to high school geography lessons, specifically the one covering contours on a map. It’s got wavy lines across it,
Image from footyheadlines.com Much like their combo with Millwall, Macron have teamed with Forest to produce a classic-looking home shirt. No messing. That Garibaldi red is there in spades, with
Image from footyheadlines.com The Norwich blurb for this reads ‘our 2020/21 replica third shirt features bold patterns of intersecting shapes and lines in fuchsia, white and purple on the front’.
Image from footyheadlines.com The colour of this is petrol, apparently. Whilst I like the smell of petrol, I don’t like the look of it, but appreciate this may really tickle
Image from footyheadlines.com First glimpse at an offering from Erreà in the Championship this year, and their contributions hit the mark. The colours are classic Norwich to me – loads
Image from footyheadlines.com Real modern-classic-based-on-old-classic-but-not-actually-based-on-old-classic-it’s-actually-brand-new vibes going on here. And I’m all for it. There’s something really retro-feeling about this, without it being based on a Millwall shirt of yore
Image from footyheadlines.com I struggle to get excited by green shirts – they just remind me of old ‘keeper shirts, or the old thing about them clashing with the grass
Image from footyheadlines.com Just take my money, Millwall. I’ll buy food next month. This is the first Macron effort under the Championship microscope this season and it’s a ripper. Darrrrrrk
Image from footyheadlines.com Now we’re talking. Limited edition talking at that. Only 1800 issued, did you get one? 32Red have buggered off kindly abdicated for this ‘Boro third shirt, and
Image from footyheadlines.com Another piece of eye candy from ‘Boro and Hummel that is best enjoyed with a squint so that the sponsor looks regular sized. Nostalgia is to the
Image from footyheadlines.com Sound the Hummel horn. Hummel getting involved in club nostalgia and personal touches? They love it, just love it. A large part of me loves this throwback
Image from footyheadlines.com It’s fine, it all works, it all matches, it just doesn’t have the same ‘pop’ as the other 2 Luton shirts this season. In fairness that’s like
Image from footyheadlines.com It’s not an Away kit, it’s just a White kit, according to Luton anyway. Whatever you call it, I think it’s a good ‘un. Like a finely
Image from footyheadlines.com This is a lovely piece of kit. I mean, if you like orange and can shake the feeling of looking like Naranjito when wearing it, then this
Image from footyheadlines.com This a nod to a divisive Huddersfield shirt of the past (93/94 yellow & purple Vileda), and whilst I don’t think this can hold a candle to
