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Published 10:37 26 Jan 2017 GMT
Updated 10:45 26 Jan 2017 GMT
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This morning, from deep in Yeats County, images of Sligo's 2017 jersey was released. It looks good on first viewing but gets better the more you study it. As per the press release:
'The jersey now sports red detail on the sleeves, dark grey shadow hoops and a Sligo crest on the lower back alongside the title of the WB Yeats play The Land of Heart’s Desire.'The westerners have a new sponsor - AbbVie - and are going for a predominately black kit. The sponsor will appear, in crisp white all Senior, U-21 and Junior football team jerseys. Sligo captain Neil Ewing and teammate Stephen Gilmartin performed the requisite ball-clutching, chest-puffing poses on some igneous coastal rocks.
The new O’Neills jersey will make its first competitive appearance in Markievicz Park when Sligo commences its Division 3 campaign with a home fixture against Armagh on Sunday February 5. The jersey is on sale from February 3.
We believe this is right up there with the best kits released but that assertion has already sparked a debate...
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