White shirt, blue shorts and white socks!?! Yep folks, you read that right. It looks like a 'soccer' fan at Nike has taken the Champions League victory in Moscow as the influence for this away kit, which more than resembles the Russian national team's shirt. Not to worry though, they'll only be wearing it for one year and with the 2009 Final being in Rome, what's the odds on it being replaced with a blue and white Italian style top. (Launch date July 18th 2008. Expires July 2009)
"Inspired by greatness!", the classy 1968 European Cup influenced third strip dons the all blue colours of that triumphant night at Wembley against Benfica. The club crest is surrounded by the words 'May 29th 1968 - 40th Anniversary'. Unlike the home and away kits, the back of the shirt is plain. (Launch date Sep 16th 2008. Expires July 2009).
The new Manchester United home shirt, to be worn for one season only, ahead of the new sponsorship deal with AON, supposedly "celebrates 100 years of Old Trafford" and pays tribute to the 1909 FA Cup Final winning jersey. The fact Nike's 2009 'V for Victory' campaign featuring similar designs and worn by the likes of Rafa Nadal, Didier Drogba and Cesc Fabregas, may just be coincidence. Worn with white shorts and black socks (white in Europe). (Launch date July 16th 2009. Expires July 2010).
The new Manchester United goalkeeper jersey, to be worn for one season only, ahead of the new sponsorship deal with AON, is a modern day replica of the 1909 FA Cup Final winning outfield players' shirt. Nike seem to have missed a trick by not releasing this as the new United away kit instead. (Launch date July 16th 2009. Expires July 2010).
Black and blue is a new combination for United, and like the home shirt, features a special commemorative tag at the side to explain the large blue 'V' chevron across the chest, supposedly recreating the design of the shirts worn by United when the team won its first FA Cup in 1909. The black shorts have a blue stripe down the side and the black socks also have a blue 'V'. (Launch date August 13th 2009. Expires July 2010).
The new Manchester United away goalkeeper jersey, to be worn for one season only, ahead of the new sponsorship deal with AON, is a lazer blue version of the home kit with a black V. It is worn with black shorts. (Launch date July 16th 2009. Expires July 2010).
Boasting new sponsor, AON, the Nike designed shirt is similar to the 1980-82 kit and features a chevron Transformers-like logo on the spine similar to other Nike kits. Worn with white shorts with black sides, and black socks with red lines at the top. Obviously paying a nod to the Green & Gold anti-Glazer campaign, the official Nike press release states "red, white and black is in the DNA of Manchester United". Fans groups are urging United fans to boycott this shirt in an attempt to oust the Glazer family. (Launch date July 15th 2010. Expires July 2011).
The new Manchester United away kit sees a return to the classic white away colours with black shorts and white socks. The red and black sleeves have seen it dubbed the "Bolton Wanderers shirt" by many United fans because of its similarity to their 1993, 1999 and 2005 strips. (Launch date September 23rd 2010. Expires July 2011).
The new Manchester United goalkeeper jersey with its tiger-like design should appeal to many of the club's younger supporters if not Edwin Van Der Sar himself. The yellow shirt with black stripes along the arms is worn with yellow shorts. (Launch date July 15th 2010. Expires July 2011).
The new Manchester United away goalkeeper jersey with its black tiger-like arms sees Van Der Sar and Kuzcszak dressed in bright purple. Worn with black shorts and white socks. Whilst this is marketed as the away kit, Edwin Van Der Sar wore it as first choice kit at home to Newcastle. (Launch date July 15th 2010. Expires July 2011).
Other than a change in collar and a slightly brighter shade of red, there's very little difference between the new Manchester United kit and that worn for the record breaking 2010-11 season. The technology though is ground-breaking. The entire kit is created using Nike's recycled polyester, made from up to thirteen reclaimed plastic water bottles. It may not be green and gold, but it's certainly green. (Launch June 3rd 2011. Expires July 2012).
The new Manchester United away kit is an interesting introduction as it sees the Champions wearing black and blue hoops for the first time in their history. Worn with black shorts and black socks, it's reminiscent of the Inter Milan kit. (Launch date July 15th 2011. Expires July 2012).
The new Manchester United goalkeeper jersey with its lime green patterned sleeves was unveiled before the club even had a new No.1 to wear it. The black shirt with lime green stripes along the arms is worn with white shorts. (Launch June 3rd 2011. Expires July 2012).
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