Lincoln City 2020-21 Errea Home Kit

@Bob24 I’ve been to Sincil Bank a few times and I can confirm the imp on the badge is not from the Cathedral, but rather an artist’s impressions of what most six fingered, fen dwelling, carrot crunching Lincoln fans look on match days like, albeit marginally less attractive.

Hope this helps.

P.s the kit is poor.

The club badge looks dreadful, not helped by the woeful quality of the stitching.

Reminds me of the Cheltenham Town 2018-2020 home design.

Errea have come up with a very nice new home shirt for Cheltenham.

Nice to Errea , Hummel and Macron coming up with decent designs . Adidas and Nike just live off the name . No thought in the kits design , with a few exceptions just loads of teams wearing their teamwear kits and charging vastly inflated prices .

Nice looking shirt from Errea.

@Ryan Agreed. As a Cheltenham fan I love the new kit.
Haven't seen it on FSC yet

@Hatter Man That is childish, harsh, unnecessary... but pretty funny.

@Hatter Man "Carrot crunching" ...at least they're eating healthily which isn't possible in the Chicken Cottage mess of a place that Luton is. Thugs as fans and worst away trip in the EFL.

Re Bob, the badge isn't supposed to look imperfect! Of the club's crests the current one is my least favorite.

@Bob24 The club badge is based on a grotesque statue inside our cathedral. It's a proud piece of folklore, the symbol of our city dating back hundreds of years and is supposed to look IMPerfect.
I think it has a lot more character and is certainly more unique than the generic 'rounded shield' club badges that teams have been adopting for a more "modern" look. It seemed to start after Arsenal updated their badge in 2002, (despite their old VCC crest looking SO much better). Most just look like a sign from a kids' play area.

@Terry Top post sir. I'm a Pompey fan and we have a Nike contract...b*o*d* awful. Adidas at least have some quality and design elements.
Nike pure teamwear if your club isn't a Man. U or Barca.

Looks like Errea had a load of Juninho-era Middlesbrough shirts in their warehouse, which they're recycling.