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2019/20 away kit revealed
Monday, April 1st 2019
Following last week’s crest launch, the club has offered supporters a first look at the all new 2019/20 away shirt.
Inspired by City’s 1909 FA Cup final kit, which was exclusively put on display to fans during last week’s crest reveal, the club will wear a bold blue coloured shirt next season.
It marks 110 years since the club’s achievement of reaching the FA Cup final.
Bristol City Vice-Chairman Jon Lansdown said: “In recent years we acquired a very rare FA Cup final shirt from 1909, worn by Bob Hardy.
“It is great to finally have had the shirt on display at the recent crest launch and now we will commemorate the 110 year anniversary of the final by proudly sporting an away shirt that pays homage to it throughout next season.”
The news comes off the back of last week’s 2019/20 home shirt reveal.
Details of how to purchase your kit ahead of the new campaign will be announced in the summer.
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