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Genoa
It’s not often that the Times runs a story on football kits and, in all honesty, I did not expect it to be too accurate but checking through football sites like FootyHeadlines it seems absolutely legitimate. The story is based on the 2025/2026 away kit
Genoa CFC has revealed the 2025-26 away kit, and it’s a stunning tribute to both club and footballing heritage. The new shirt features the iconic red cross of St. George on a clean white base, paying homage to the shared legacy between Genoa and England – where the roots of the game run deep.
The Kappa Genoa Cricket and Football Club 2025-2026 away jersey is defined by the unmistakable St. George’s Cross, printed boldly across the front. Set against a minimalist white background, the design reflects the Republic of Genoa’s historic banner, which also appears in the club’s crest alongside the Griffon. The 2025-26 Genoa away kit has a white base with a prominent red St. George’s Cross, gold trim, and a smaller cross on the upper back.
Inspiration and Availability: The kits pay tribute to the club’s heritage and Genoa’s connection to the origins of football.
…..and delving deeper on Soccer Bible there is more to the story. I quote, “It’s a look that we’ve seen before, notably with Inter Milan’s away shirt in 2007/08. So why does an Italian team have England’s flag plastered all over it? Well, glad you asked. See, back in the Middle Ages, the Republic of Genoa granted English ships the right to sail under the Cross of St. George in exchange for tribute. That emblem now lives on — in both the city’s flag and the club’s crest, sitting beside the ever-iconic Griffin. This shirt is a celebration of that history, of ships and shields, ports and pitches, and the journey of football itself. There you go.
Refined detailing sets the tone throughout. An embossed Griffin lurks in subtle sophistication, while premium finishes in gold round off a design that feels both heritage-heavy and future-facing. On the reverse, just below the collar, the red cross reappears — a sharp reminder that Genoa doesn’t forget where it comes from.
But Kappa and Genoa have gone deeper still. The launch campaign taps directly into the club’s English DNA with the slogan “It’s coming home” — a clever twist that links Genoa’s English founders with the global movement of the game. The campaign journeys back to James Spensley’s London neighbourhood — the English doctor, goalkeeper, and pioneer who helped bring football to Italy and founded Genoa CFC in 1893.
Shot through the lens of Sam Gregg, the campaign imagery is a visual handshake between London and Genoa. It’s gritty, romantic, and steeped in character — two port cities, two footballing cultures, one shared heartbeat. England U21 Euro winner Brooke Norton-Cuffy stars in the campaign, representing the new wave of talent and bridging Genoa’s English past with its vibrant present.
This isn’t just a kit — it’s a love letter. To heritage, to football, and to the people who’ve carried both across centuries and seas.
Win £1 million pounds
Here’s an interesting game of chance where you can win £1,000,000 with NO stake. Yes, you enter free of chance. I will not promote betting but this seems a fun way to follow Arsenal’s relegation fight! It’s Andy Robson’s season-long prediction league. I’ve already had a go, you’ll see my predictions in the image attached. Let me know your thoughts.
Premier League Predictor game
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You might be thinking where the hell have I pulled £1,000,000 from and it’s a fair question.
I’ve basically paid to insure the game and payout. My money is gone so I’m really hoping someone wins it.
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You have up until the end of Gameweek 5 to cement your picks so there’s plenty of time.
Brentford Third Kit
IN PURSUIT OF PROGRESS – BRENTFORD FC LAUNCHES 2025/26 THIRD KIT
Brentford FC has launched the club’s 2025/26 third kit.
Created by official kit partner, Joma, the shirt focuses on the Brentford’s original colours from the club’s creation in 1889.
Our third kit is available for purchase online, and in our club shop The Hive Superstore now.
As with our home and away kits, this season Bees fans have the option to purchase our authentic shirt, worn by players on the pitch to support their performance, as well as a replica kit.
Our colours from the start
This season’s third kit commemorates the club’s history using the original Brentford Rowing Club colours that were adopted when Brentford FC was established in 1889. The blue shirt features a striking claret and salmon stripe across the front as well as on the sleeves and sides of the shirt. Brentford’s crest is seen in the middle of the shirt. The back of the neck also includes a special ‘1889’ logo.
The authentic shirt is created with a jacquard weave. Intricate designs are woven directly into the fabric rather than being printed or embroidered. This technique and the micro-mesh ventilation panels keep the kit lightweight and breathable, so our players’ bodies stay dry even during peak performance.
To support our efforts to be more sustainable, our replica third shirts are made of 100 per cent recycled polyester. Using recycled polyester prevents materials from being sent to landfills and requires less energy than conventional polyester.
The traditional colour scheme continues onto the shorts and socks which are blue and feature panels of claret and salmon.
Our third shirt features the logo of our official kit partner, Joma on the top-centre of the shirt. This season our front of shirt partner is Hollywoodbets, while Cazoo is our sleeve partner. Kits for our Brentford B team, Brentford Women and academy teams will feature Cazoo on the front and PensionBee on the sleeve.
A relentless pursuit of progress
This season’s third shirt remembers Brentford FC’s origins, first established in1889 and pursuing progress ever since.
On 7 October in 1889, a meeting was called by Archer Green – the secretary of the Brentford Rowing Club. The idea of creating a football club was discussed, and all those who were interested in football gathered in the pavilion of the Oxford and Cambridge hotel in Kew Bridge.
It was agreed that a vote would be taken on Wednesday 16 October to determine whether the rowing club would play football or rugby; football was favoured by eight votes to five.
As a result, Brentford Football Club was formed, adopting the claret, salmon and blue colours of the rowing club which are seen on this season’s third shirt. Since then, the club has looked for progress in every aspect, which eventually led the club to the Premier League in the 2020/21 season.
The launch video for the shirt features men’s first team players Fabio Carvalho, Sepp van den Berg and Yunus Emre Konak and women’s team players, Chloe Logie and Maddie Philips.
Purchase your third shirt
As with our home and away shirts, our third shirt adult price is frozen at £65 in our ongoing commitment to affordable football. Junior shirts will also be available at a reduced price of £45, down from the 2024/25 season.
In line with the Premier League’s voluntary ban on front-of-shirt gambling sponsors, like our home shirt, this season’s third kit will follow a one-year cycle as our partnership with front-of-shirt partner, Hollywoodbets will come to an end after the 2025/26 season.
xGenius
It is always good to hear from my friends at Stanchion Books and this week’s newsletter threw up an interesting new book that I had not even seen mentioned elsewhere.
xGenius: Expected Goals and the Science of Winning Football Matches
By James Tippett
From the publisher:
‘Eye-opening. An essential read for any football fan’ – Jamie Carragher
A new, expanded and super-charged guide to Expected Goals (xG) analysis from the bestselling author of The Expected Goals Philosophy. The concept of Expected Goals – or xG – has changed how we understand football.
Every fan will have heard of xG, many will understand what it is, but few will know exactly how it’s being used by football teams to improve their chances of winning matches. xGenius explores the interplay between analysis, tactics, and decision-making. It seeks to put the sport of football under the microscope with the aim of getting closer to the ultimate truth of what makes players, managers and teams successful.
What, ultimately, wins football matches. Packed with examples from the Premier League and beyond, xGenius shows how xG and other performance analysis tools are helping answer previously unanswerable questions. Were Brighton the unluckiest team in recent history? What is ‘The Timo Werner Paradox’? How many titles did Liverpool deserve to win under Jürgen Klopp? Is Son Heung-Min the greatest finisher in the modern era? xGenius demonstrates how clubs and coaches are using data as a major tool to improve performances on the pitch.
It reveals how xG helped Brighton and Brentford transform themselves into established Premier League clubs, and how such analysis was integral to Liverpool and Arsenal’s renaissance in recent years. As teams have realised the importance of amassing high xG numbers, the average shot distances in Europe’s major leagues have plummeted, dead ball situations have become ever more important, and players who are able to accumulate large xG volumes have become increasingly valuable. Clubs have developed new systems, formations and strategies as they strive for ‘big chance creation’.
xGenius shows how top-level football analysis is being carried out by the very best in the business. The insights explored in this book will change the way you watch football.
The author:
James Tippett started his career as a freelance Football Analyst at Smartodds, a betting consultancy highly skilled in the science of predicting match outcomes. He is currently a Sports Partnerships Manager working across Oddschecker and WhoScored.
Tippett is the author of ‘The Expected Goals Philosophy’ and ‘xGenius’
The book is available from Stanchion Books.com
Bloomsbury Sport
21 x 14 cm
Paperback
272 pages
August 2024
English
9781399411554
England vs Spain
England vs Spain: Women’s Euro 2025 Final
I spent most of the afternoon with Europe’s “The Final Countdown” in my head. Joey Tempest and his rock -star hair were haunting me all afternoon. The perfect way to enjoy the build up for a huge game. Yes, England were through to the final of the UEFA Women’s Euro Final in Basel, Switzerland. What were the chances? What is the history? What is the background?
I remembered a text conversation I had with Clare McEwen earlier this week. It’s from the National Archives, “In light of England’s semi-final victory in the Euros last night, we share this incredible Victorian photo from our collection. The British Ladies Football Club was established in 1895. Players were recruited via newspaper ads and two teams were formed, named North and South (pictured here).
The teams travelled the country playing each other in a series of matches, including at Crouch End and Greenwich in London, as well as Hartlepool, Burnley, Montrose and Belfast. The matches aroused great attention, with their first game at Crouch End attracting 10,000 spectators.
Head to our blog to find out more: https://linktr.ee/thenationalarchives ” ….and I do indeed recommend a read. What a fascinating history.
For those who don’t know Clare, she is “Ms. England Women’s Football” my go-to for everything about the women’s game and a huge font of knowledge. She recently published a definitive history of the game. View here
So, that’s a little background. In this year’s competition, it is fair to say that things had not been as smooth as England would have wanted but they showed incredible resilience in tough games against Sweden, France and Italy. The girls were in top gear against Wales and the highly-rated Netherlands but the defeat to France showed we are not invincible.
On paper, the game could have gone either way. Fortunately, as we all know, the game is not played on paper but both sides could have had reasons to feel confident before kick off. England were the holders and had “done it.” They had also fought back from the absolute brink of defeat against Sweden and Italy. The way they demolished the Dutch showed they had more than a passing understanding of commitment and determination. However, the Spanish have played magnificent football and have some outstanding players including Aitana Bonmatí and Patri Guijarro whose stats for this competition are phenomenal. The Spanish team had also swept past both the Italians and the Germans ….. and put a dozen goals past Belgium and Portugal!
The game itself delivered everything we could have expected. Sadly although it was a sell-out crowd, the Swiss stadium only accommodates less than 35,000 spectators. For millions of other we had to be content with the TV. I was often minded of Pep Guardiola and his “tiny margins.” Did one team deserve to lose? Debatable, but that is the nature of cup football and I think everyone will agree that on the day England were worthy winners. Are penalties cruel? Obviously for the losers. Did some of Spain’s players freeze on the big stage? I think that’s maybe unfair but clearly….history will remember the winners. Football was the winner. Let’s leave it like that. It has been a fantastic competition with every single nation adding value and whilst winning the ultimate prize eluded 15 teams, I am sure their countries are proud of them.
It would be rude not to share Clare’s excitement: “I’m so thrilled and excited by England’s win last night. Incredible. Only the second team to win back-to-back Euros (Germany the other) and this will again increase the visibility in England and the rest of the UK, hopefully increasing commercial opportunities and strengthening infrastructure. Another group of young girls gets to fall in love with the beautiful game. England have built on their legacy and we can all be so proud of what the Lionesses have done and continue to represent.”
I also managed to get hold of Vernon Grant who like me has lived in Hounslow and Spain. From the frying pan of Andalucia he adds some thoughts.
BACKGROUND: In 1995 TV Producer Vernon Grant was contacted by an American client who wanted him to produce a series of videos after the women’s European Championship final in March of 1995. Germany won. Three months later the women’s World Cup was staged in Sweden. America had won the very first women’s World Cup four years earlier. Norway won it in 1995.
Vernon says: “I asked the experienced football commentator John Helm, a long time friend, to voice over the commentaries. All he and I had to go on was team sheets. For World Cup commentaries John learned how to pronounce some difficult names (China were a decent side). I fell in love with USA star player Mia Hamm. Ex TV colleagues laughed at me when I told them what I was working on. They couldn’t believe anyone was interested in women playing football. But the American client told me that it was popular in the States. Attendances were nothing like what we have just seen at the 2025 tournament. Indeed, back then there was just one England fan, a London taxi driver, following what we now call the Lionesses around the world. It’s wonderful to see how excited young girls are by the success of the Lionesses today. And those ex colleagues who mocked what I was working on thirty years ago. They’re not laughing now. They’re celebrating.”
Thanks, Vernon. Fascinating backstory!
Sarina Wiegman congratulates Ella Toone in an earlier game.
One last word from me? I am hugely impressed with Wiegman. She is obviously a great motivator and, whilst her tactical knowledge cannot be questioned, it is perhaps most her ability to get the very best out of every single member when they tread the grass. If things do not go quite as planned, she is never afraid to change mid-game to ensure that the desired result is achieved. #respect
Brentford Away
CONNECTED BY OUR NATURE –BRENTFORD FC UNVEIL 2025/26 AWAY KIT
Brentford FC’s new 2025/26 away kit celebrating our relationship with the bee is now on sale in the new club store, The Hive Superstore and online.
Brentford FC has launched the club’s new away kit for the 2025/26 season in partnership with official kit partner, Joma.
Celebrating the bee
The new away kit celebrates Brentford’s connection with the bees which goes back to the early part of the twentieth century.
The new brown away shirt features gold coloured detailing and marks the first time the club has used our single Brentford bee logo. It features a bee-wing pattern throughout the shirt. Gold detailing is also seen across the collar which has a special ‘Bees’ logo on the back, as well as the sleeves.
The authentic shirt is created with a jacquard weave. Intricate designs are woven directly into the fabric rather than being printed or embroidered. This technique and the micro-mesh ventilation panels keep the kit lightweight and breathable, so our players’ bodies stay dry even during peak performance. To support our efforts to be more sustainable, our replica away shirts are made of 100 per cent recycled polyester. Using recycled polyester prevents materials from being sent to landfills and requires less energy than conventional polyester.
The away men’s first team shirt features this season’s front of shirt partner, Hollywoodbets and Cazoo as our sleeve partner. Kits for our Brentford B team, Brentford Women and academy teams will have Cazoo as the main shirt sponsor and feature PensionBee on the sleeve.
Connected by our nature
Our new away shirt launches with a campaign film paying homage to our history as ‘The Bees’. Men’s first team players, Mikkel Damsgaard, Yehor Yarmoliuk, Michael Kayode and Brentford Women players, Nikki Woods and Lucy Potter all feature in the film set in the nearby Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Looking ahead to the new season, the film draws inspiration from the buff-tailed bumblebee, the bee that is featured within our crest. Its traits of resilience, adaptability, determination, purpose, and connection mirror the spirit we bring to the pitch and our community.
The narrative celebrates the hive-like unity of the club and our supporters – a unified collective where every individual plays an important role. Just like bees working together for protection, regeneration, and success.
Purchase your away shirt
As with our centenary home shirt, our away shirt adult price is frozen at £65 in our ongoing commitment to affordable football. Junior shirts will also be available at a reduced price of £45, down from the 2024/25 season.
In line with the Premier League’s voluntary ban on front-of-shirt gambling sponsors, like our home shirt, this season’s away kit will follow a one-year cycle as our partnership with front of shirt partner, Hollywoodbets comes to an end after the 2025/26 season.
Forest Green Rovers
Yesterday we talked about Huddersfield Town’s new Castore strip and today we look at Forest Green Rovers. I am a bit challenged on this. I LOVE the sustainability focus but I am afraid that the design is in my opinion absolutely hideous. Let’s see what their fans think!
“Forest Green Rovers, widely recognised as the most sustainable football club in the world, reveals a bold new playing strip for the 25-26 season. Alongside Official Teamwear Partner, Reflo, both organisations have been working hard with the Vegan Society to create the world’s first fully certified vegan kit.
Both the home and away kits feature the same bold design; a striking leopard print pattern inspired by nature.
The new home shirt will be worn for two seasons, part of a commitment the club makes to reduce waste and lower the burden on fans to purchase a new design every year.
The vegan kit is emblazoned with Ecotricity across the chest, DPD on the lower back, Candriam on the left sleeve, and Smyths Toys on the back of the shorts.
Below the neck features the infamous Three Stars. This reflects the club’s long term ambitions to gain promotion into the championship.
As well as being vegan certified, the new kit is powered by Reflo’s pioneering Reloop™ technology — a fibre-to-fibre mechanical recycling solution that means every shirt is made from recycled mono-fibre materials and designed to be fully recyclable at end of life. When the kit reaches the end of its playing days, it will be broken down and remade into new products, giving fans and players a true circular alternative to landfill. It’s a practical solution to help tackle the millions of tonnes of textile waste generated by the sports industry each year.
Dale Vince, Chairman of Forest Green Rovers, commented: “We like to push the boundaries on sustainability issues, including what our shirts are made from because the materials we use to make things really matters. In pursuit of the most sustainable football kit we’ve experimented in previous seasons with both bamboo and with coffee grounds.
“This season our new strip pushes the boundary again – we’ve created the world’s first fully certified vegan football kit, by making sure the dyes we use, which are an often overlooked ingredient, are plant-based. Our new shirt is also fully recyclable and will be turned back into future items by Reflo. I’m really pleased to unveil our bold, bright new kit that’s inspired by nature and helping nature – that’s pretty fabulous.”
Alex Markland, Senior Account Manager at The Vegan Society: “This is another exciting development in The Vegan Society’s relationship with Forest Green Rovers. We’ve been working with Dale and the team for eight years and have awarded our Vegan Trademark certification in a number of areas of the club’s operations but this kit is the first in the world to be certified vegan and is the most visible demonstration yet of Forest Green Rovers’ pioneering approach to sustainability in football.”
Rory MacFadyen, Co-Founder of Reflo, said: “This is exactly what Reflo was built for — pushing what’s possible for sustainable performancewear. Partnering with Forest Green Rovers to create the world’s first fully vegan shirt, made from recycled materials with the ability to be recycled at end of life. It’s a milestone moment for us. FGR have led the way in showing football can be a force for good, and we’re proud to help them take another step forward with a shirt that looks amazing, performs at the highest level and helps keep kit out of landfill for good.”
The kit is available to buy from the FGR online store with more information at reflo.com.
Huddersfield Town
Well, this a nice “happy” bit of news. Huddersfield Town have a new shirt sponsor for 2025/2026 and thankfully it is not a betting company or some dubious international financial institution.
– Global casual footwear brand HEYDUDE become Principal Partner for next three seasons
– Largest commercial shirt sponsorship deal for Town to be signed outside of Premier League
We are excited to announce a new principal partnership with global casual footwear brand HEYDUDE, who will feature as our front of shirt sponsor for the next three seasons!
The international footwear brand come on board as the front of shirt sponsor for at least the next three seasons, with Town’s Men’s and Women’s teams wearing the HEYDUDE logo across their shirts for the duration of the agreement.
HEYDUDE, initially founded in Italy in 2008 and now a part of Crocs Inc., is well known for its quality, casual footwear that provides lightweight comfort at an accessible price point.
Specifically, the brand’s iconic Wendy and Wally silhouettes have become fan favourite styles for wearing pre- and post-sporting activity and have already established some iconic brand ambassadors in the US in the form of the two-time Emmy nominated actress Sydney Sweeney and NFL cornerback and wide receiver Travis Hunter.
Huddersfield Town Chief Executive Officer Jake Edwards commented:
“As one of the fastest growing casual footwear brands in the United States, HEYDUDE has a rapidly growing consumer fanbase who – much like Huddersfield Town supporters – are deeply passionate and pride themselves on being part of a shared community with aligned values and purpose.
“This partnership with our Club is an important milestone for the brand as it looks to expand HEYDUDE Country internationally, with dedicated focus in the UK”.
Michael Anthes, Senior Vice President & General Manager International, HEYDUDE said:
“We are thrilled to join forces with Huddersfield Town Football Club as their Principal Partner. This is a fantastic opportunity for us to launch the HEYDUDE brand into the UK market, as we have seen how the Club shares our dedication to fandom and community, as well as growth and franchise expansion.
“We look forward to a future of shared victories both on and off the pitch and creating moments that are Unlike Anything!”
Huddersfield Town Chief Revenue Officer Paul Reeves added:
“We set out at the start of the year to continuously develop our commercial reach and work with global brands.
“As a result of our connections to the United States, we are extremely proud to be able to announce this innovative new partnership with HEYDUDE, who are a fast growing and vibrant business that appeal to a family audience and provide a wide range of footwear for men, women and children.
“Their long-term commitment demonstrates their confidence in our ambitions to progress the football club both on and off the pitch.”
The timing is significant as the Club celebrates the 100-year Thrice Champions anniversary of winning three top-flight consecutive league titles.
For more information and to view the HEYDUDE product range visit www.heydude.uk.
Huddersfield Town (H) 2025-2026
Huddersfield Town (3rd) 2025-2026
2025 Shirts Continued
With the season just a few days away (although Chelsea are still playing LAST season in the Club World Cup!), the new shirts are coming through fast and furious. As we have come to expect over the past few years, there is a collection of traditional, modern, just plain odd ….and horrific. As it is subjective, I will let everyone make their decisions!
Here is a mini gallery:
Genoa
Oxford United – history preserved and a nice, clean design
Walton&Hersham, in a cafe
Scotland – A Nice Collage
West Bromwich Albion Away, The best I have seen this Summer
Wrexham – Nice and Traditional
Maybe the story of the Summer is at Watford where even the club itself is (meekly) making a stand against the sponsor’s blue logo. They say, “On-pitch, players’ shirts will feature front of shirt sponsorship from MrQ, though, mindful that the new, blue MrQ Casino logo may not reflect the values or preferences of all supporters, the shirt will once again be available to buy unbranded.”
Last season the MrQ Casino was black and the shirt was well thought of both at the club and amongst fans. This season the blue all across the front is almost uniformly derided. I admire the club for speaking out and potentially prejudicing the sponsorship arrangement. Interesting days!
…and in another story of discontent, the new Brentford shirt has definitely not been universally applauded.
theKlub
I first heard about theKlub only recently and thought it was a great idea. It would have been absolutely ideal for Bjorn as he travelled from Norway to South Africa and even more so for me as I cycyled around the UK. Knowing I have lots of cyclists and others interested in similar, I realised it would be worthwhile adding.
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