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Fiorentina 08/09 Lotto Home, Away, 3rd shirts E-mail
Sunday, 13 July 2008

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These are the new Fiorentina 2008-2009 Home, away and 3rd football shirts made by Lotto.

Originally when Fiorentina was founded in 1926, the red and white halves shirts were derived from the colour of the city emblem. The more well known and highly distinctive purple kit was adopted in 1928 and has been theirs ever since; giving them the nickname La viola ("The Purple (team)").

Traditionally it is said that the purple kit became Fiorentina's by mistake, after an accident washing the old red and white coloured kits in the river.

Today's logo is a gold bordered lozenge with a purple background, and the letters "AC" in white and the letter "F" in red, standing for the club's name. In the upper half, there is another gold bordered lozenge inside it, this time with a white background and the red fleur-de-lis of Florence.

This had been in use from 1992 to 2002, but after the financial crisis of the old society the new one couldn't use the same logo. Florence's comune, then, granted them the stylized coat of arms of the city used in other documents.

Diego Della Valle acquired the logo the next year in a judicial auction for a fee of €2.5 million, thus making it the most expensive logo in Italian football.

Thanks to Giuseppe and FDV

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januzoner   |2008-07-13
very common...
matthw  - viola     |2008-07-13
not bad for a team with the colors red, white, and purple .
roger   |2008-07-13
avatar That home kit template is similar to nike's 2004 template.
Anonymous   |2008-07-13
You don't have to even try hard to make a Fiorentina shirt look good. The shirt colour and the crest alone is unique, yet Lotto like to mess things up. The mid nineties Lotto Fiorentina were interesting although experimental (swastica designs). But this is very average!
Vix  - Damn you, Lotto!   |2008-07-13
The kit itself isn't bad, unfortunately the Lotto badges ruin everything... 2/5
Luca   |2008-07-14
I agree. The big red lotto patches on sleeves mess everything up.
Bells   |2008-07-14
same as 2005-2007 kit.... that's incredible..... it's the same...... as rome with kappa.....
why does a fiorentina or roma supporter has to buy every year the same shirt.....???? they can use 3 year's ago ones that are the same ...... shit
Russel1311   |2008-07-14
Anonymous - I thought I'd dreamed that old Fiorentina away shirt! I'm glad you've confirmed that I wasn't going crazy - there really was a Fiorentina away shirt by Lotto in the mid-nineties which was white with purple across the shoulders with a swastika design. I vaguely remember it being at the time Stefan Effenburg played for them, and the sponsor being 7-Up. It seems absurd that any club could send their team out wearing swastikas but Fiorentina did, and it wasn't all that long ago. Does anyone have a picture of it?
Kev McDowall  - Phh   |2008-07-14
This is the exact same as last seasons
fed   |2008-07-15
nothing special 2.5/5
Russel1311   |2008-07-15
Found it!

http://footballshirts.dk/static/000114/000001/000219.asp
Hong Kong Jamie   |2008-07-16
I agree with the concensus. Fiorentina shirts typically look good but to produce similar looking shirts in such quick succession is pointless. You would have to be a die hard fan to buy them one after the other each season. As for this one, the gold piping and collar are different on the first team shirt but not enough to tempt me to get it. I agree with the Lotto slogan comments too although in fairness they do make very nice shirts.
gigione  - briao!   |2008-07-17
Russel1311 wrote:
Anonymous - I thought I'd dreamed that old Fiorentina away shirt! I'm glad you've confirmed that I wasn't going crazy - there really was a Fiorentina away shirt by Lotto in the mid-nineties which was white with purple across the shoulders with a swastika design. I vaguely remember it being at the time Stefan Effenburg played for them, and the sponsor being 7-Up. It seems absurd that any club could send their team out wearing swastikas but Fiorentina did, and it wasn't all that long ago. Does anyone have a picture of it?

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