Chelsea Londra home kit 1997-1998

Chelsea Londra home kit made by Umbro for season 1997/1998.

Leeds United AFC away kit 2002/2003

Leeds United AFC away kit made by Nike for season 2002/2003.

Manchester United home kit 2004/2005

Manchester United home kit made by Nike for season 2004/2005.

Derby County FC away kit 2012/2013

This is the new Derby County away kit 12/13, Derby County FC’s new away strip for the 2012/2013 Championship season. The new DCFC away kit 2012/13 is the first one to be manufactured by Kappa under their new agreement with the Rams and was officially unveiled on July 1, 2012. The Rams finished 12th in the 2011/12 Championship season.

As you can see, Derby County’s new Kappa away kit is an all black strip, a change from the purple away shirt they had last season. The shirt has a Ram outline crest instead of the full Derby County logo. The Kappa logo is in orange while the sponsors are buymobiles.net. 

Newcastle United FC away kit 2012/2013

This is Newcastle United’s new away kit 2012/13, the away top for NUFC for the forthcoming 2012-13 season. This away Newcastle strip 2012-2013, made by Puma, will be worn by the likes of Papiss Demba Cisse ( who scored one the goals of the season against Chelsea on Wednesday), Demba Ba and Yohan Cabaye in the 2012/13 season.

Everton FC away kit 2012/2013

Everton FC away kit 2012/2013 made by Nike. The classic shirt with royal blue detail features a traditional collar, and is complemented by royal blue shorts and white socks.

Arsenal Londra home kit 2012/2013

Arsenal Londra home kit made by nike for season 2012/2013.

Liverpool FC home kit 1992-1993

      Liverpool home kit 1992-1993: Very bright colour, badges are excellent with just the slightest of fade, slight wear and lifting to sponsor, odd tiny bobble
Made by - Adidas
Players - Ian Rush, Ronnie Whelan, Barnes, Walters, Ronny Rosenthal
      Home shirt as worn during the clubs centenary season, marking 100 years of the club between 1892 and 1992

Leeds United home kit 2002-03

 Condition of shirt - Brand new, unworn example with original Nike tags attached

Made by - Nike

Players - Viduka, Smith, Kewell, Mills, Woodgate

Notes - Home shirt as worn during the season when Peter Reid took over as manager and guided the side to safety with a 15th place finish in the Premiership. Earlier in the campaign the side enjoyed a 1-0 win over rivals Man United at Elland Road.

FC CHELSEA LONDRA AWAY KIT 2003-05

Made by - Umbro
Team mates - Mutu, Hasselbaink, Veron, Geremi, Crespo
Features - Official Premiership print of the Irish winger Damien Duff #11 on back, original Barclaycard Premiership patches to sleeves
Notes - Away shirt as worn by Duff in his first season at the club after signing from Blackburn and in the following campaign when he helped the side win the title for the first time in 50 years 

Arsenal Londra away kit 2011-2012

I think the guys over at Nike have done it again, making a great new kit. I love the contrasting light and dark blue kit that Arsenal are to don next year and I can’t wait to see it being officially announced.

Manchester United Home kit 2002-2003

 The 2002–03 season was Manchester United's 11th season in the Premier League, and their 28th consecutive season in the top division of English football.^[1] This season saw the club finish at the top of the Premier League table, after their lowest finish in the history of the Premier League the previous season, when they came third. In order to win the title, the team had to pull Arsenal back from an eight point lead at Christmas. United also finished as runners-up in the Worthington Cup, with Liverpool eventually taking the prize. The club also broke the English transfer record for the third time in just over a year as they paid £29.1 million for Leeds United defender Rio Ferdinand.

Everton FC 1995/1996

 20 May, 1995
EVERTON 1-0 Manchester United
Wembley Stadium
FA Cup Final
Attendance: 80,000

Everton, who began the season with the worst League start in the club's history, ended it by winning the FA Cup for the fifth time after a performance of persistence and determination. Manchester United, defenders of the Double, saw their towering twin achievements ebb away under the twin towers of Wembley. Pre-match favourites United were deemed too classy for the Blues and a very one sided encounter was expected.