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Japan's kit was launched today - Will hopefully expect a new Socceroos one between now and the next two months.

interestingly some deal struck with a Japanese designer (who must have designed the pattern) to be branded instead of Adidas.

https://www.footyheadlines.com/2024/06/yamamoto-japan-2024-kits.html



There are pics of the full kit, but these ones best show the shirt. So will mention - the curtains do match the drapes.

Charisteas ....... the beast from Bremen :)

I have a lot in my collection too (pretty much mostly ins storage or at mums these days) but nothing beats these two bad boys :)

Arrrghhh cant post... pics.... Obv Hellas tops btw :

Was going to say, thought of you the other day, was driving to the shops and saw a guy running in a 2004 Greece kit (number 9 on the back, no name though)

Um so I take it you really like Italy, Australia and Chelsea for some reason? hahahahahahahah Loved the West Griffith kit but question re AFC Richmond AFC, is that Ted Lasso dude?

I think I said in another thread somewhere I would share my jerseys when I get a chance. I haven't taken any pictures, but did a full stocktake lol.
58 football kits all together (or what I class as)
I know I also used to have, but not sure where they've gone:

• Italy 2006 home (Pirlo - fake)
• Australia 2016 home (unprinted)
• Australia 2014 home (unprinted)
  
• Chelsea 2010/2011 home (personalised)

Interesting thing I just noticed... the colours of the crest on the Melbourne Victory home kit this year are inverted

Going to use this thread as an update on my logo/database project instead of the pyramid one, will keep that thread as on topic for just the organisational structure of a football pyramid.

As stated in that thread, I now have every club/local association (some very rural areas have an organisation that sets up teams for a local competition - so in those instances, I'm counting the local association as the club) home ground/location input into my Google Earth project. Next up is the logos. In 2020, I had essentially gotten every club in NSW + Capital Football + NPL connected leagues in Victoria. This time I'm starting from scratch, and now have every current club in Tasmania, Capital Football and Northern Territory saved on my drive. Will probably leave FFV and Football NSW until last, since I already have the bulk of them from last time.
Again, noting I'm not counting teams that are directly linked to schools - Etc, Capital Football's Marist FC, and Radford College teams - or clubs that are merged into a separate entity if the other clubs are still active - again using Capital Football as an example, not counting BellaMonaro FC, which is a combined Women's only setup for the NPL run by both Monaro Panthers and Brindabella Blues.

Running total of clubs per member federation:
Capital Football : 38 (if we include Canberra United. Have also made the executive decision to combine ANU FC, and ANU Womens FC)
Northern Territory : 17
Tasmania : 31
Western Australia : 154
South Australia : 170
Northern NSW : 181
Queensland : 200
Victoria : 306
New South Wales : 564
TOTAL : 1661

Came across this one in Tassie. The two logos I'm copying in are: A) the one on their Wikipedia page, and B) the one on their Facebook page:
 
Neither were really good quality... so given the similarities, I decided to give them a facelift:

I've noticed in Victoria, there's a lot of clubs that have based their logo off Manchester City's redesign

Have completed best of my knowledge Football NSW (and all associations) and Capital Football
Now, I'm going to tackle FFV.

May need some help to completely understand the structure/re-structure from this season:

I have a list of the Regional Leagues outside Melbourne, so they are fine.
Within the NPL/State League Structure, has the whole East/West, etc been scrapped for the NPLs, and now there are 3 NPL tiers, with the State Leagues underneath? And how is that structured now? (still 5 State Leagues, with various divisions within?)

Finally, finally, after some time off, have done most of NSW.

Side note, does anyone know what happened to the Sydney Amateur Football League Association? My best guess from what I can see is it got amalgamated with Eastern Suburbs (ESFA), and forms the Inner City FA (ICFA) within the ESFA?

Should have just gone with this:





EDIT: Just saw in googling the logo that they have gone with that. Just for Seniors though. Why they haven't linked the juniors together baffles me. Just alienates half of the possible playing/fan base. Logo is pretty neat/clean though

Here you go...

On a side note, not trying to derail the thread to much, Griffith FC taking over from Rhinos, good thing/bad thing/no change?
The new logo is nicer than the Rhinos one though.

Not sure how I would be able to make it a Wiki entry. But I'm getting a few of the logos from Wiki. Some clubs don't have logos on there though. I'm actually finding public facebook pages the best way to go.

Always thought Seattles kits were an eyesore tbh, those neon colours are a pretty aggressive contrast. Also think SEM might have missed the boat with a green kit after WU and (likely) Canberra come into the league before them with predominantly green colours. 


Now that just makes me think Preston Makedonija 2.0

Not sure how important it would be for a new Mel team not to use a Vic AFLs team colours

So I know some people were a bit salty that Western United took Team 11's colours, I think the general idea was that both Team 11 and South East Melbourne Phoenix would play in the same colours.

South East Melbourne Phoenix say this on their colours "The club’s colours are a striking mix of ash grey, referencing the ashes of the re-born Phoenix, accented with centurion green as a nod to the forested hills near its South East Melbourne base.It is highlighted by laser green, a bold and eye-catching statement colour symbolising the Phoenix as cutting edge, modern and focused on the future."

So really only the green has something to do with the local area.

I thought maybe if they're ever admitted to the A-league or NSD they could go with a Green and Blue kit similar to this...'cause apparently there's a creek in the ranges and blue = water..


alternatively the city of dandenong logo has green, red, and yellow.

So they could play in something like this

either way it's possible to maintain the green, and not looking too similar to Western United.

Mt Druitt Rangers from the r32 ffa cup

I think it's great how it draws attention away from how crap and uninspiring their crest is.

Yuck.

I feel like that kit would be okay - away kits have room for experimentation, but for a first ever kit I would want it to be a bit more traditional (even for an away kit). 

Clear to see they were inspired by Nigeria's kit that received high praise but it has nothing on that.

There ya go.

have to see it on first, but first impression is ew.

Also can you change the thread title to just "The Kit & Crest Thread" ta

If you’re truly bored go and make it a Wikipedia entry. Would be a thing of beauty 

I have it on very good authority that this indeed their away kit, at present.

The home kit is supposed to be more traditional.

Apparently WU kit, take it with a grain of salt though.

I'm really bored lately, so I'm making a database on my computer of every current logo to the best of my ability. Starting with NSW, going through every Association's first grade competition, and then moving upwards to State League and NPL. There's quite a few gems in there haha