Liverpool FC Home players kits 2015

Special home player kit

1st Variant home player kit


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2015-16 Premier League Home player shirt short sleeve № 2 Nathaniel Clyne (embroider poppy badge) - image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.liverpoolkits.com

2015-16 Home players shirt

Manufacturer: New Balance (made in Philippines)

Club sponsor: Standard Chartered, PT Garuda Indonesia

Years worn: 2015

Kits staff: Kit management co-ordinator: Lee Radcliffe, Kit management co-ordinator: Graham Carter.

In this design home shirt (poppy badge) Liverpool played in home Premier League match versus Crystal Palace, 1-2, 08.11.2015, at Anfield.

Liverpool how and other English clubs on shirts was poppy badge for Remembrance Day. For Liverpool this was in home Premier League match versus Crystal Palace (08.11.2015). First poppy badge was used on shirt in autumn 2010.

Last year’s (2015) special edition poppy shirts – worn by the team during their Remembrance Sunday fixture against Crystal Palace – raised more than J22,000.

Poppy badges for Remembrance Day. Left to right): 1st image, heat-press ironed poppy badge for Remembrance Day with special written "1914 - 2014 FOOTBALL REMEMBERS". 2nd image, embroidered poppy badge for Remembrance Day with plastic special written "1914 - 2014 FOOTBALL REMEMBERS". 3rd image, heat-press ironed poppy badge for Remembrance Day, used in seasons, 2011-12 to 2013-14. 3rd image, embroidered poppy badge for Remembrance Day, used in season, 2010-11.


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Poppy badge is sewed on player shirts on a miscellaneous. Left on Luis Suarez shirt, right on Raheem Sterling shirt (with season 2012-13).

Reds to show respect with poppy shirts
6th Nov 2015

Liverpool FC players will play in special kit embroidered with poppies to commemorate Remembrance weekend when they host Crystal Palace at Anfield in the Barclays Premier League on Sunday November 8, 2015.

As part of plans, the Reds will also sign their jerseys and donate them to the Royal British Legion to auction to raise valuable funds.

Last year, the special edition poppy-embroidered shirts worn by Liverpool during their Remembrance Sunday fixture against Chelsea raised a record Ј34,163 for The Royal British Legion. These vital funds help the Royal British Legion’s work supporting today’s generation of Armed Forces families and veterans, whether living with an injury or illness, coping with bereavement or finding employment.

In addition to a minute's silence before kick-off, the teams will be led onto the pitch by Legion standard bearer Eddie Flaherty, together with Flt Lt Ruth Caplan and Warrant Officer Kevin Mathison from 611 Sqn RAF Woodvale.

Further support to the Poppy Appeal will be provided through an article published in the matchday programme, perimeter LED board advertising, and a pre-match bucket collection.

Liverpool FC vice-captain James Milner, said: "It's really important that the team and the fans have the opportunity to pay their respects together at Anfield this weekend and remember all of those who lost their lives serving their country.

“I'd like to thank all of those involved in the armed forces, and their families for the amazing work they do."

The Royal British Legion’s director of fundraising Charles Byrne said: “We are incredibly grateful for the support that the football community show the Poppy Appeal year on year.

“The Legion’s work is entirely dependent on the public’s generous support – so please wear your poppy with pride, knowing that you are helping the Armed Forces community to live on.”

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Reds present signed poppy shirts for auction
8th Dec 2015

Liverpool vice-captain James Milner has made a special presentation for the Poppy Appeal at Melwood which will now help raise funds for the Royal British Legion.

The Reds midfielder handed over 31 signed poppy shirts that the team proudly wore during their fixture against Crystal Palace at Anfield on Sunday November 8.

Flt Lt Ruth Caplan and Warrant Officer Kevin Mathison, from 611 Sqn RAF Woodvale, received the special jerseys alongside Bill Martin, RBL County Secretary for Merseyside and West Lancashire.

All 31 shirts are now available to bid for on eBay and all monies raised will go towards providing essential care and support to serving members of the armed forces, veterans of all ages and their families.

Milner said: “It’s a real honour for the team to wear the poppy on our shirts.

“We are extremely thankful to all who serve in the armed forces for the amazing work that they do in serving our country. They’re real-life heroes and their hard work and bravery does not go unnoticed.”

Martin added: “On behalf of the Royal British Legion I would like to thank the club for the support they have given to the Poppy Appeal over the past seven years.

“The backing we receive is so important and enables us to raise vital funds which help support our work that we deliver to serving members of the armed forces and ex-personnel across the Merseyside region and beyond.

“Last year, the shirts donated from the Chelsea fixture raised a huge amount of money for the Poppy Appeal. It would be fantastic if we can achieve this figure again this year or, even better, beat it.”

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On auction eBay sale 31 Liverpool home shirts with poppy badge and full signed Liverpool team players. Auction start 8 December and end ?.

Auctions have ended with the following results:

2nd Variant home player kit


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2015-16 Premier League Home player shirt short sleeve № 15 Daniel Sturridge (printed Global Goals, worn) - image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.liverpoolkits.com

1st image, Company logo in home shirt. 2nd image, printed on home shirt logo #GLOBALGOALS.

LFC and Standard Chartered team up for Global Goals
03rd Sep 2015

Liverpool FC and Standard Chartered are teaming up for The Global Goals campaign, to help end extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice and tackle climate change by 2030.

On September 25, 2015, at the United Nations in New York, 193 world leaders will adopt a series of 17 ambitious targets for sustainable development. The ambition of the Global Goals campaign is to make the goals famous, with the aim of telling seven billion people in seven days.

Liverpool’s main sponsor Standard Chartered is backing the Global Goals campaign as a founding partner, and will partner with the club on a series of planned activities to help raise awareness.

Activity includes…

Kolo Toure participating in the World’s Largest Lesson, the biggest ever global collaborative education project, using celebrities and influential figures to communicate The Global Goals to children across the world.

LFC captain Jordan Henderson along with Adam Lallana, Kolo Toure and Jordan Ibe discussing some of their favourite music on Radio Everyone - a pop-up global radio station that will highlight the unsung heroes of health and climate change.

The activity will culminate at the fixture against Aston Villa on Saturday September 26, where Liverpool will replace the Standard Chartered logo on their shirts with the Global Goals logo.

During half-time, Reds legends Robbie Fowler and Ian Rush will lead two teams of participants from the club’s official charity, Liverpool FC Foundation, in a live Dizzy Goals competition.

Dizzy Goals, (where participants spin around the ball and then try to score) has been a key awareness driver for Global Goals over recent weeks, supported by multiple celebrities and sports stars, including LFC’s own Jordan Ibe and Joe Gomez. Click here to watch their attempt.

Sir John Peace, chairman of Standard Chartered plc, said: “As a bank, we often talk about the importance of being here for good. This is not just a brand promise, it is an ethos that we try to live by every day.

“When we were presented with the opportunity to leverage our global network and our partnership with Liverpool Football Club to make sure that everyone knows about the Global Goals, we recognised this as an incredible opportunity to drive real change and improve the lives of people across the world.

“We have worked closely with Liverpool in recent years with our ‘Perfect Match’ shirt swaps to support our charitable initiative Seeing is Believing, which aims to end avoidable blindness. We hope to replicate the success of this collaboration to tell everyone about the Global Goals, and we are proud to support this campaign.”

Billy Hogan, chief commercial officer at Liverpool FC, added: “We are proud to be supporting the Global Goals campaign alongside Standard Chartered and encouraging our supporters across the world to raise awareness of the Global Goals for sustainable development. This is such an ambitious, high-profile project and one that can have a real, tangible and positive impact on the world.

“I believe our fans across the globe will get behind this new project and show their support and passion in their communities, just as they have previously with Standard Chartered’s ‘Seeing is Believing’ initiative over the past four years.”

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Global Goals: Mekfah's journey from Bangkok to LFC mascot
09th Sep 2015

A heart-warming short film featuring Liverpool Football Club and young fan Mekfah – a boy from Bangkok’s inner city slums – has been released as part of the UN Global Goals campaign.

In conjunction with the Reds’ main sponsor and one of Global Goals’ founding partners, Standard Chartered, it tells the moving story of the grade A student with a passion for football who fulfils a dream by travelling to Kuala Lumpur and becoming an official mascot for the Reds’ tour friendly with a Malaysia XI.

More read here.

LFC shirts to host Global Goals logo against Villa
26th Sep 2015

Liverpool Football Club and Standard Chartered will showcase their support for the Global Goals by swapping the club sponsor's crest for the initiative's logo on their jerseys during today's game with Aston Villa.

The campaign’s symbol will adorn the famous Red shirts for the Anfield clash to raise awareness of its aim to help end extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice and tackle climate change by 2030.

On Friday, at the United Nations in New York, 193 world leaders adopted a series of 17 ambitious targets for sustainable development.

The ambition of the Global Goals campaign is to make the goals famous, with the aim of telling seven billion people in seven days.

LFC’s main sponsor, Standard Chartered, is a founding partner of the Global Goals and has combined with the club on a number of activities over recent weeks to raise awareness.

They’ve included Jordon Ibe and Joe Gomez taking penalties in the Dizzy Goals challenge and Kolo Toure participating in the World’s Largest Lesson.

Along with this, Ibe and Toure joined Jordan Henderson and Adam Lallana in discussing some of their favourite music on Radio Everyone, while we also brought you the heart-warming story of young Reds fan Mekfah’s journey from Bangkok to club mascot in Malaysia.

Over the coming days, we’ll be giving away five of the match-worn LFC Global Goals jerseys, so stay logged on to Liverpoolfc.com for details after Saturday’s game.

For more information on the Global Goals, visit www.globalgoals.com.

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5th Variant home player kit


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2015-16 FA Cup Home player shirt shirt short sleeve № 54 Oluwaseyi Ojo (worn) - image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.liverpoolkits.com

2015-16 League Cup Final Home replica shirt short sleeve № 53 Joao Carlos Teixeira (printed special match emblem) - image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.facebook.com/liverpoolshirtsmuseum

2015-16 Home players shirt

Manufacturer: New Balance (made in Philippines)

Club sponsor: Standard Chartered, PT Garuda Indonesia

Years worn: 2016

Kits staff: Kit management co-ordinator: Lee Radcliffe, Kit management co-ordinator: Graham Carter.

In this design home shirt Liverpool playin in neutral League Cup Final match versus Manchester City, ?-?, 28.02.2016, at Wembley, England.

Replica League Cup Final shirt short sleeve price: J37,48 (the price is specified in a year of made and sale of this shirt, 2016)

Replica League Cup Final shirt long sleeve price: J40,54

28 January 2016, start to order on home shirt with special print "CAPITAL ONE CUP FINAL WEMBLEY 2016" for League Cup Final. How you know, In January 2016, on all Liverpool shirt was sale: was J49,99 (short sleeve), now J32,49 & was J35,74 (long sleeve), now J49,99. Price on special patch "CAPITAL ONE CUP FINAL WEMBLEY 2016": J6,00.

Expected dispatch date Tuesday 23rd February. Ј41.00 was Ј60.98 (short sleeve)

Key Features:

A special edition of the 2015/16 season Liverpool FC Mens Home Shirt.

Shirt Price -30
Capital One Cup Final Chest Patch -5
Capital One Cup Final Sleeve Patches -6

For the Capital One Cup Final, complete with gold Capital One Cup Final patch to the centre of the chest and Capital One patches to either sleeve.

1st row: 1st image, special one-off match FA Cup Final printed Liverbird in capital letters "CAPITAL ONE CUP FINAL WEMBLEY 2016" on the chest of the shirt (for replica). 2nd image, special patch "Capital One Cup" use on sleeves Liverpool shirt for match League Cup Final (patches used on two sleeves).

7th Variant home player kit


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2015-16 Europa League Final Home player shirt short sleeve № 17 Mamadou Sakho (embroider special match emblem) - image with site The Liverpool Shirts Museum www.liverpoolkits.com

2015-16 Europa League Final Home player tracksuittop (embroyder special match emblem) - not now good image

2015-16 Europa League Final Home replica shirt short sleeve №11 Roberto Firmino (hevy printed special match emblem) - image with official site Liverpool FC www.liverpoolfc.com

Special one-off match Europa League Final (left image). Special one-off match Europa League Final capital letters "FINAL BASEL 2016 ST.JAKOB-PARK - 18 MAY LIVERPOOL FC SEVILLA FC" on the chest of the Sevilla FC shirt (right image).

Interesting fact: 1. For Europa League Cup Final was made special match embroider in other style, not as how for League Cup Final. As how this match was for aegid UEFA, two team which played in finale have identical special match embroiders.
2. May be I mistake, but more Liverpool players () on start lane at St. Jakob-Park was dressing in shirt with heat printed capital letters on front. Think Dejan Lovren was on start lane in shirt with embroider capital letters.

1st row (left to right): 1st image, special one-off match Europa League Final heat printed capital letters "FINAL BASEL 2016 ST.JAKOB-PARK - 18 MAY LIVERPOOL FC SEVILLA FC" on the chest of the shirt (for replica).

Special one-off match Europa League Final fake embroider capital letters "FINAL BASEL 2016 ST.JAKOB-PARK - 18 MAY LIVERPOOL FC SEVILLA FC" on the chest of the shirt.

Start sale for replica Europa League Final shirt was 14 May 2016.

Key Features:

This LFC Mens Europa Final Shirt is a replica version of the 15/16 Shirt to be worn by the players in the final.
It includes the chest insignia and Europa patches.

Interesting fact: This was not first in history kits Liverpool FC, before this was in FA Cup Final in 12 May, 2001. FA Cup Final imatch some Liverpool players (Markus Babbel, Vladimir Smicer, Emile Heskey, Robbie Fowler) played in away replica shirts. More read here.

1st image, Steven Gerrard in player shirt with short sleeve. 2nd and 3rd images Vladimir Smicer & Markus Babbel in (player) shirt with short sleeve in right sleeve have plastic logo "HYDROMOVE".