Everton launched a kit to show their support for a charity inspired by the murder of the schoolboy Rhys Jones. The shirt became the fastest selling pre-ordered shirt for the club.

Everton hope to raise £100,000 for the Liverpool Unites children’s charity following Rhys’s death in August 2007. The club’s retro home shirt (Everton 09/10 Home Shirt)already broke records but this shirt is three times more popular. It is due to be unveiled on 29th October, 2009 and available from the 30th.

The charity is supported by Stephen and Melanie Jones, the parents of the 11 year old boy after being shot in the Croxteth Park estate area two years ago. Liverpool Unites fundraiser, Tom Woolley said:

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Here is a list of football clubs (Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, MLS and other renowned clubs) and national teams and their kit manufacturers:

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The Desert Foxes or The Desert Warriors are the representatives of the African nation Algeria in the football world. They appeared in the World Cup 1982 and 1986 and they won the African Cup of Nations in 1990.

Here’s Algeria’s 2008/2010 away shirt manufactured by Le Coq Sportif:

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It has become a tradition at Everton to launch a special shirt to raise charity. It all started with a pink Everton shirt in 2007 and then another pink Everton shirt in 2008 but in 2009, they have turned to purple for the charity shirt. Since Everton has changed kit manufacturers from Umbro to Le Coq Sportif and the shirt has remained gay, there is probably something homo in Everton (no offense meant to the fans). The 09/10 Everton Home Shirt and the 09/10 Everton Away Shirt have already been posted on Soccerlens.

Here’s the leaked image of the charity shirt:

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Everton and Le Coq Sportif have already revealed the 2009/2010 Everton home shirt and recently they also unveiled their away kit. Black and pink will be the away colors for Everton; not that cool in my opinion. Soccerlens’ affiliates still have to get a hold on these shirts but as soon as they do, we will bring them for you. For now, you can make do with these images and if you really want to buy them, get them off Everton’s official web-store.

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Yesterday, Stoke City officially unveiled their home 2009/2010 kits. The shirt is stripped in white and red with a white collar. Le Coq Sportif manufactures the club’s shirts. They claim that it is much better than the last year’s home kit.

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Recently a number of Scottish Premier League clubs revealed their kits. We have already seen Celtic’s attempt at tradition, which by the way is brilliant in my view. Here we have put together as many of the Scottish 2009/2010 kits we could get our hands on.

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Everton has launched their 2009/2010 season home shirt and it will be launched on 27th June, 2009.

Everton has shifted to Le Coq Sportif from Umbro from the upcoming season and they’re paying their tribute to the 1983-85 seasons when Everton won the FA Cup, the English First Division and European Cup Winners Cup.

Their 1983-85 shirt is pictured on the right. Their 2009-10 shirt looks pretty much the same like their 83-85 shirt and the only difference would be the end of the sleeves, the sponsor logo and the new club crest.

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The oldest club in the Premier League, Stoke City has revealed their 2009/2010 away kit recently. The kit is manufactured by the French brand Le Coq Sportif.

The shirt black with red bands going from the top of the chest to the sides and white piping with the bands, on the collar and at the end of the sleeves. Manufacturer’s logo on the right of the chest, club crest on the left, the sponsor logo in the middle of the shirt and the Premier League logo on the left sleeve.

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The former Real Madrid striker Robinho moved to Manchester City last year and he was given the number 10 at the club. Le Coq Sportif manufactures City’s kits.

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Here’s a list of football shirt manufacturers and the clubs they make kits for in the Football League:

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Manchester City’s 08/09 home kit will be launched on Saturday 19 July (in association with Official Club Sponsor, Thomas Cook, and Official Sportswear Partner, Le Coq Sportif).

With LCS onboard City’s shirts were a touch different than the rest of the bunch last season and this year it’s more of the same – while the shirt is all light-blue with a swash of white running from the collar down the left side, the shorts are a different matter with the right side blue and the rest all-white.

Eye-catching, to say the least.

Manchester City 08/09 home kit photos:

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Manchester City’s 08/09 away shirt launches on Monday 21 July. This year’s strips are a return to tradition, with the popular red and black stripes for the away shirt, first introduced by Malcolm Allison in 1968 and worn for many of the Club’s victorious domestic and European cup campaigns of the late 60s and early 70s.

The black and red stripes have invoked comparisons with Milan but in reality the two shirts are far, far different.

City’s third kit will be available later this summer.

Manchester City 08/09 away kit photos:

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Stoke City celebrate their promotion to the 2008/2009 Premier League season with a new home and away kit. The kit is manufactured by Le Coq Sportif. The Stoke City 08/09 home kit is available for sale from the club store.

Photos:

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Well I guess two out of three chances is not horrible. Manchester City and Le Coq Sportiff desinged a marvelous third kit for the 2007-08 Premiership Campaign. Taking a solid white top and adding nothing more than a baby blue diagonal strip over the left shoulder that houses the Manchester City crest is just shy of brilliant. This is by far my favorite kit from Manchester City for this season, it is simple and clean.

There were several options that Manchester City and Le Coq Sportiff could have done with their third kit. Many clubs take this kit and make it something out of the ordinary or outrageous, but not this club. This kit could easily have been worn as their away kit (would have been my first choice) instead of the purple. I am sure tradition plays a role in that selection somehow. Again no one called to ask my opinion, so I voice it here for everyone to read!

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