Hull City A.F.C. and Q.P.R. (Update)

This is an update as a result of Steevo's comments over on FootballShirtCulture.com, hopefully this is what he was talking about.

This update is due to a comment from Hazza over on Colours-of-Football.com and also a few other niggly things, he suggested I try the white trim line in either black or a dark grey, I thought the grey looked pretty good so I stuck with it. I've also adjusted the logo sizes and the sleeves stripes to hoops.

Krasnodar (F.C.) (ФК Краснодар)

Ingolstadt 04 (F.C.)

Newcastle United F.C.

Slovan Bratislava

Before anyone gets on their high horse about the sponsor you should know that it actually belongs to a Slovak betting company obviously trying to ride in the wake of the American manufacturer.

Hull City A.F.C. (Request)

I received a request from a user named 'Scotty' in the cbox for me to make something for Hull City, a team which I was sure I had already made something for previously, and sure enough I had, only I had not posted it here on the blog for reasons I can't explain.

Anyway I decided that I'd give them a remake in my newer template and rebrand them as adidas kits as I think the template quite suits adidas' style.

The old kits I never posted:

Aston Villa Away Shirt (Update)

It was suggested to me by http://www.colours-of-football.com forum member 'Kabe' that I should try the Aston Villa away kit with the colours reversed, so here is what it looks like:

 

Panathinaikos (Παναθηναϊκός)

Næstved Boldklub

Austria (Österreich)

Budućnost Podgorica

St. Mirren F.C.

The paisley pattern was inspired by this shirt on DesignFootball.com: http://www.designfootball.com/design-galleries/fantasy-football-shirts/st-mirren-diadora-home-strip-8713/