Orlando City SC, one of the two new expansion teams joining Major League Soccer, had their new uniform leaked earlier today just a few hours before their scheduled official unveiling. The new uniform first appeared on FootyHeadlines.com and was relayed to us by friend-of-the-site Conrad Burry: .@PhilHecken @sportslogosnet Leak of @OrlandoCitySC‘s
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NYCFC Kits Coming Next Week
Major League Soccer’s newest club New York City FC will be officially unveiling their inaugural season kits (or uniforms, whichever your preference) at 11am ET on Thursday, November 13th. The club announced this yesterday via a post on their official Twitter account complete with this (sorta?) teaser pic: #NYCFCRevealed (cc: @Guaje7Villa)
Columbus Crew SC Unveil Desperately-Needed New Crest
To say that this has been a long time coming for Columbus Crew SC would be an understatement. The club had the very first pick of the league’s first draft, they were the first club to build a soccer specific stadium, but despite being the leader in those two regards, they’ve
MLS Reveals New League Logo For Upcoming 20th Season
The 2015 season will bring about the 20th year of North America’s top-flight soccer league: Major League Soccer. Yes, the league will have been around for 20 years now (crazy, right? So much for our short-sighted friends who figured this league would die a relatively quick death), and yes, they’ve basically used
Crew Appear Set to add S.C. to Name This Fall
The Columbus Crew have been hyping up a new rebrand for almost a year, and now with just over a month until the big day we’re starting to get an idea of what’s to come. Thanks to some A-Level snooping by “Massive Scoop”, a Columbus Crew fan blog, we’ve learned that the team has
Arsenal Complete Switch To Puma With New Kits For 2014-15
After 20 years, Arsenal and Nike ended a long, fruitful club/supplier partnership. Now, Arsenal have entered into a new era with Puma, and yesterday they made that switch a tangible one as they revealed their new kits for the upcoming season. Although the Gunners may have a new manufacturer, the
Defending EPL Champions Manchester City Reveal 2014/15 Kit
A couple of days after Manchester United revealed their new shirts (with a new sponsor) for 2014-15, the blue side of Manchester has followed suit. The defending champions of the English Premier League have come out with a new primary kit for 2014-15, and although the shirt is extremely similar
Hull City AFC Cannot Change Name, So They Change Crest Instead
A while back, we covered the saga surrounding England’s Hull City AFC and the efforts of their owner to change the name of the club to Hull Tigers. The move was extremely unpopular with their fans, and the fans got their way when the name change was rejected by The
World Cup 2014: Preview and History of all 32 Team Uniforms
World Cup 2014 is finally here and to mark it’s arrival I’ve been spending the last two weeks going through every teams home and away uniforms, as well as their uniform histories, to share with you what each club is wearing and how it compares to those of years past. Each uniform preview/history lesson has been broken down
2014 World Cup Uniform Preview: Group D
With the 2014 FIFA World Cup starting up next week we’ve been taking a group-by-group look at what each of the uniforms the 32 participating nations will wear and how they compare to their kits of World Cups past. We’ve already previewed the uniforms of Group A, Group B, and Group C today we move on to Group D
2014 World Cup Uniform Preview: Group C
With the 2014 FIFA World Cup just a few short weeks away we’re going to take a group-by-group look at what each of the uniforms the 32 participating nations will wear and how they compare to their kits of World Cups past. Earlier this week we’ve taken a look at Group
2014 World Cup Uniform Preview: Group B
With the 2014 FIFA World Cup just a few short weeks away we’re going to take a group-by-group look at what each of the uniforms the 32 participating nations will wear and how they compare to their kits of World Cups past. Yesterday we took a look at Group A