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For season 2010/2011, Dumbarton FC will be replacing their home kit, and they want Sons fans to choose!

Surridge will once again be the suppliers and there are four designs to select from - See graphics of each one below.

Dumbarton currently play in gold & black home kit, manufactured by Surridge. While these are the traditional colours of the club some of the most successful eras have seen the club play predominantly in white.

Spartak Moscow presented the new 2010 Home football kit made by nike.

The team is usually called "red-and-whites", but among the fans "The Meat" is a very popular nickname. The origins of the nickname belong to the days of the foundation of the club; in the 1920s the team was renamed several times, from "Moscow Sports Club" to "Red Presnya" (after the name of one of the districts of Moscow) to "Pishcheviki" ("Food industry workers") to "Promkooperatsiya" ("Industrial cooperation") and finally to "Spartak Moscow" in 1935.

In 1935 Starostin proposed the name Spartak that was derived from Spartacus, a gladiator-slave who led a rebellion against Rome, and was inspired by eponymous book by Raffaello Giovagnoli. Starostin is also credited with the creation of the Spartak logo.

Mansfield Town unveiled the new 10/11 home and away shirt designs made by Errea.

Home shirts will be in stock from the last game of the season at home to Kidderminster Harriers on Saturday 24th April and the away/leisure shirts are expected to be in the club shop for mid-May, in time for the start of England's World Cup journey.

It is the first time they have reverted to home stripes since the 1997/98 season. they have also opted for 'lucky' amber socks next season.  This colour of socks was worn in our 1987 Freight Rover triumph and in our 2001/02 promotion season, to name but two campaigns.

Rosenborg BK presented their new 2010 home kit made by Adidas on Thursday evening.

The founding members of Rosenborg bought their first kits in 1918. The shirts were blue with a yellow vertical stripe on the front and the shorts were white.

The current white shirts and black shorts, introduced in 1931, were another tribute to the football club Odd. A shirt sponsor was introduced for the first time in 1971.

Rosenborg normally use black shirts and white shorts for away matches.

Crystal Palace have announced that their shirt sponsors GAC Logistics have kindly donated the front of the shirts for the game against Preston NE on Easter Monday 5 April 2010, and it will now feature the CPFC Supporters’ Trust logo.

This is a very public statement of how Palace fans can unite in adversity and help their Club in its time of need.

The club have partnered up with Palace's Supporters Trust to give supporters the chance to share in the sponsorship of the Easter Monday match for just £25.

Every supporter who does will appear in the match programme and on the giant screen at Selhurst Park in a scroll of honour.

The Trust have already committed £6,000 to the fund and  have a target to raise over £25,000 in total.

Cheltenham Town Football Club and The Gloucestershire Echo are giving all Robins fans a chance to pick their club's away kit for the 2010/11 season. They have three designs to choose from and the one that comes out on top will be the official away strip next season.

Cheltenham have turned out in a wide range of change strips since entering the Football League in 1999. Their first was a white shirt with a blue horizontal stripe across the chest.

After two seasons, this was switched to an all orange affair in the Holland vein, along with a yellow and blue third kit, which the team won promotion to League One in for the first time in the 2002 play-off final, when they defeated Rushden and Diamonds 3-1 at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium.

Nottingham Forest announced that Victor Chandler is to continue to be the club's official sponsor until the summer of 2012.

The online bookmaker and gaming company has agreed a new two-year deal after a successful first season as the club's sponsor.

Forest's Chief Executive Mark Arthur said: "We are proud of our record of forging strong associations with our principle sponsors and delivering success for them.

"And we are delighted Victor Chandler has agreed to extend the sponsorship agreement for a further two years."

Victor Chandler, Chairman of the company that bears his name, added: "I am delighted to have reached an agreement to continue sponsoring Nottingham Forest for a further two seasons.

"This season has been a huge success and I am confident the team will secure promotion to the Premier League. The global television coverage of the Premier League offers worldwide media opportunities and will benefit our Far East business particularly."

Victor Chandler currently rate Forest as an 8/1 shot to win the Coca-Cola Championship this season and Evens to gain promotion to the Premier League.

Cork City FORAS Co-op revealed the permanent 2010 home and away shirt designs by Danish kit manufacturer Hummel, which will be available in late-May 2010.

Cork City FORAS Co-op is an Irish football club based in Cork. It was formed following the winding up of League of Ireland side Cork City F.C.'s holding company, Cork City Investments FC Ltd, on 23rd February 2010.  The club is run by the FORAS supporters trust and managed by Tommy Dunne.

The name "Cork City Football Club" could still be sold by the liquidator to Cork City FORAS Co-op, the continuation club, thus ensuring the continuation of the Cork City FC name

This is Coventry City's 09/10 third strip made by Puma, commemorating the approaching 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Pre-orders of the third shirt, which will be worn by the Sky Blues for their home clash with Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday March 27, will be available from the CCFC Superstore on Saturday, March 13.

Only 2,010 shirts will be made but with more than half of them already purchased ahead of the official release on March 16, you will need to hurry to make sure you get your hands on your very own!

The Cassidy Group - the international property development firm based in Meriden - has announced it will end its shirt sponsorship deal with the club when the season finishes in May to allow for a national sponsor to take over.

The company, owned by City supporters Patric and James Cassidy, remains a big supporter of local sport and has been the club's main sponsor for five seasons.

But now it has decided not to renew the deal to allow the club to seek a new backer.

James Cassidy said: "Cassidy Group are committed to helping improve sports within the city, and a successful football club is a key component of that.