What Dublin GAA’s new jersey could have looked like if they had opted to leave O’Neills

Dublin GAA have had a long-running relationship with jersey manufacturers O'Neill's.

However, for a few crazy days back in 2016 it looked like the Dubs might be breaking with tradition and going with a "continental" kit manufacturer. In the end, it never came to pass, but it did get our creative juices flowing. What could the new jersey look like if it was made by a company best known for producing gear for that foreign game? We decided to conjure up 15 prototype jerseys based on actual ones the three aforementioned companies have made to see if what the Dubs could be in store for. Here's what we came up with. Here's what the Dublin County Board ignored. Their loss. Roma Don't leave us just yet, there's plenty more to come. Benfica 2015/16 Put me down for two. Bayern Munich 2007/08 Cluxton, we're looking at you. Feyenoord Clogs are optional. Czech Republic 2016 Not sure if this is made of fabric or body paint. France 1984 Perhaps this would be better suited as Jim Gavin's attire than that of the players. FC Basel Ballsy and just different enough that it could work. Cameroon 2014 Could you imagine? Mexico 2010 The only drawback is that it looks a bit like a rejected Man City shirt design. Boca Juniors 1981 Retro is totally in now, right? Houston Dynamo Modern is totally in now, right?   Olympique Marseille 2010 Moving swiftly on. Ivory Coast 2014 Arguably the only one that looks remotely like the current Dublin jersey. Liverpool 1989 We're not sure who'd hate this more, the Reds or the Everton fans. Probably the Dubs. Ireland USA 94 Sure it's unsightly, but the nostalgia should help you hold down the vomit.