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Hibernian FC unveiled their new kit for Season 09/10 made by Le Coq Sportif.
Hibernian has once again combined the traditional with the innovative for the new playing kit for season 2009/10. Taking a stance against the usual home and away kit launch schedule, this summer the Club will introduce all of next season’s outfield playing kit at the same time.
In conjunction with long-term technical sponsor, Le Coq Sportif, Hibernian has developed a unique inter-changeable playing strip system that can be mixed and matched in several classic Hibernian green and white combinations.
The Club has listened to supporters with a return to the classic Hibernian colours and strip layout – the vintage Hibernian Green-white-green strip is back. Simple, clean-cut straight lines allow the Club colours to stand out, including detail and panels of dark green, linking the kit back to the original Hibernian shirt. The central placement of the Club crest pays homage to the history of Hibernian and provides a balanced finish to the shirt.
And for the first time in five years Hibernian’s change strip will once again be all-white. Bright, direct and incisive, the much requested all-white combination is finished with emerald and dark green flashes and trim, identifying it as truly Hibernian. Available for the first time with green numbering and lettering, the all-white strip will be a must-have for all Hibernian supporters.
With both strips being based around white shorts, supporters will also be able to save from having to buy 2 full sets of kit, and to create their own kit combinations.
Prices start from £17.99 for kid’s mini-kit shirts and £34.99 for adult shirts.
As with all modern playing kit, the new kit system is more than just a colour scheme. Having been tested and trialed by First Team players in training during season 08/09, the strips have been designed and built with fitted multi-mesh panelling giving optimum ventilation and torso breathability. The strategically placed mesh body panelling with varying degrees of perforation offers a comfortable, effective body management cooling system, vital for today’s intensive game of speed and agility.
All the kit is finished in the most durable of fabrics, to ensure the shirt, shorts and socks will hold their shape and form for the entire season and beyond.
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What a jug ear :evil:
the kit sucks
Don\'t know why we have a white away kit though, when Celtic are the only club we need to wear it against.
It makes him look arrogant - and he acts it.
What he\'s actually done with his number is illegal under FIFA rules the goalkeeper has to be assigned number 1, and he\'s registered officially as 1. He has to have the 0 in front so folk don\'t know. Hence why My-Kalamaty and Szmaltio6lksisuiklousjklous5klousiusouies don\'t have the number 1.
Any Hearts fans out there want to **** on Hibs parade and report them?
Sorry to rain on your parade but your full of crapp mate
I recall Hibs had a white away kit in the 00/01 season but rarely wore it, the previous yellow away kit got more outings.
The shorts are great, with the F&C logo, I love it, and that\'s why I bought Birmingham 07/08 shirt
The socks too are great, half green half dark green with white top
I like F&C and the word Investment. I think this is a perfect sponsor layout for a football shirt.
Mon the hibs
dam.
thing is i thing the home kit is pretty good, looks like a better fit on steven fletcher.
mind, he is a hearts supporter at the end of the day.
would look better in maroon.
away is average, but home is nice
A company that will buy your house in 21 days for peanuts, then rent it back to you for a sky high fee.
*Only desperate down on their luck homeowners need apply. Although they will make exceptions for people who don\'t understand the true value of their property.
In fact, they all look miserable.
The kit is so shockingly bad it\'s funny, a little bit more detail and a better cut wouldn\'t have been too much to ask for, that kit reeks of 90s loose fit it\'s untrue.
Good job we ditched that brand in 2001 for......umm.....Kit@
Say no more! (mind you they did make a couple of nice kits).
check this out (with pics) on my blog:
http://sport2wear.wordpress.com/2009/05/29/nazi-adidas-in-rio/
they\'re kits clash, so they thought they would choose a white away kit.
this is such a stupid ****ing decision that i\'ve decided to call them ****S
dosent matter what number he wears he still scores plenty of goal\'s against you scumbos
Its SOL BAMBA m8
Paatelainen parts with Hibernian
Hibernian manager Mixu Paatelainen has resigned from the Easter Road club after 16 months in the job.
The Finn becomes the third Scottish Premier League manager to quit this week, following Gordon Strachan from Celtic and Aberdeen\'s Jimmy Calderwood.
A statement by Paatelainen on the club\'s official website says: \"I have thoroughly enjoyed my time as manager.
\"We have travelled a journey together and the club will always hold a special place in my heart.\"
\"However, there comes a time when a change of direction is best for both parties.
\"I thank the club and the players and coaching staff for their commitment and talent and I wish the supporters everything that they would wish themselves.\"
Also on the website is a statement by Hibs chairman Rod Petrie: \"Mixu has been a whole-hearted and committed manager and we are all sorry to see him go.
\"However, we respect his decision. Mixu is held in the highest regard by everyone connected with the club and we wish him well for the future.\"
Paatelainen played as a striker at Hibs from 1998-2001 and from 2002-2003, having left for a season with French club Strasbourg.
A powerful forward in his day, Paatelainen also turned out for Dundee United, Aberdeen, Wolves, Bolton and St Johnstone.
He began coaching at youth level during his second spell at Hibs and moved on to first-team duties with St Johnstone and St Mirren.
His first taste of management came with Cowdenbeath in August 2005 and he went on to win the Division Three title.
In October 2006 he resigned his post at Central Park to take over at TPS Turku and steered the Finnish side to a third place finish last season.
More to follow...
Hmm. So how come Ossie Ardiles wore number 1 for Argentina in the FIFA World Cup finals? Ya nugget.
Come live with us it the real world. You never know, you might like it!
WTF Have manufacturers stopped using nylon, thats breathable material ****e feels like tracing paper
Still, Better than the Hearts \"Kit\". Looks like its made of leather FFS :L:L
GLASGOW RANGERS CHAMPIONS !
...and once more in English!
We don\'t all speak Lithuanian you know.
Nurse!! Nurse!! he\'s escaped again......
HFC
who gives a flying toss about the kit, its just good to see Hibs beat Hearts all the time
your right mate. Ibrox fast becoming a rundown 80\'s dump. Smelly rodents frequent it and we have to pi5h in it. RFC only won the SPL cause the rest were utter tripe (inc them), most of their fans realise this, apart from this muppet!
HFC
God save Ireland
MON THE CABBAGE
why ? is he a moslem fundamentalist ?