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Sash kit goes on sale
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| Victor Moses, Tom Soares and Julian Speroni model the new kit |
Crystal Palace have begun selling their new red and blue sash kits for next season.
The new kit was chosen by the fans and it will be the first time it has been worn since 1987, and will replace the traditional red and blue striped shirts for next season.
When wearing the shirt, the Eagles won promotion to the old Division Two and Division One leagues, but also suffered relegation from the then top flight in 1981.
The club's new yellow away kit, a yellow shirt with blue shorts, is also on sale.
Meanwhile, the club has announced a pre-season friendly against Leicester City on Saturday, August 2.
12:34pm Monday 19th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: Wazza, Surrey on 5:35pm Mon 19 May 08
Nice kit. Maybe Palace will knock £2 off the price as a way of apology for the ticket fiasco for the playoff games!
Nice kit. Maybe Palace will knock £2 off the price as a way of apology for the ticket fiasco for the playoff games!
Posted by: N, Surbiton on 10:19pm Mon 19 May 08
Chance of an apology or refund would be a fine thing Wazza! We missed the first 15 minutes of the game because our tickets hadn't arrived in the post and there were plenty of people in the ticket office queue behind us.
Chance of an apology or refund would be a fine thing Wazza! We missed the first 15 minutes of the game because our tickets hadn't arrived in the post and there were plenty of people in the ticket office queue behind us.
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