Millwall 2019-20 Macron Home Kit

Details: Jul 05 2019

Millwall FC and its technical partner Macron revealed The Lions' 19/20 home kit.

The shirt retains it’s traditional blue and has a v-neck collar as well as an optical gradient down the sleeves. The personalised backneck shows the club crest as well as the founding year of the club – 1885.

The Macron Hero is in white on the right side of the chest while on the left, over the heart, is the crest of Millwall FC.

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The kit - sponsored by the club's principal partner Huski Chocolate - will be worn by all Millwall teams for home matches and various away fixtures during the upcoming 2019/20 season.

The strip features the iconic Millwall navy on the base of the shirt, with white sleeves sporting navy stripes. The kit is finished off with white shorts and navy socks.

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William · 5 years ago
@Fredrik von Essen What the f**k are you on about ? It's a football kit . Get a s*dding life !!!!
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Fredrik von Essen · 5 years ago
This will the last thing you will see before you hit the deck. Left-Right Goodnight. Have ya b*s*a*d
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Derek · 5 years ago
The complexities of the kit become apparent within seconds of viewing it. A clandestine take on tabloid neanderthal views of post communist China would be more relevent. The blue and white closely match garlands from native islanders during the Captain Cook voyages from 1540-1567 to bolster imperialist Britain. The grading of the sock contours inevitably leads to thoughts of Hattie Jacques in a oversized dressing gown, chastising Kenneth Williams for ogling Barbara Windsor's overrated breasts. The badge looks like a sock shoved down the back of a sofa and left there for several years before being discovered just before the sofa was left outside for the binmen to ignore.
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Walworth · 5 years ago
@Charlton Anoraks That could work if not from a Charlton fan...

The losing side of the most one-sided derby series in English football. That's official BTW.

And possibly the worst cup side of the last 70 years.
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Charlton Anoraks · 5 years ago
@Terry Hurlock No! I want to do it....The sponsor suits Millwall - melts very easily, and all gone after Xmas..
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Terry Hurlock · 5 years ago
@Walworth Oh man, talk about a potential can of worms. OK, do you want to do the joke, or shall I go ahead?
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Walworth · 5 years ago
@Terry Hurlock I used to like seeing grown up Palace fans walking around with 'Virgin' emblazoned across their chests.
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Terry Hurlock · 5 years ago
@Walworth Nice piece of investigative info there. Great story. And you're right about the kits being aimed at kids. As a Rangers fan, we've had, for the most part, 'innappropriate' sponsors (not that they ever bothered me as a kid) over the years, and my son is very much looking forward to next season's Hummel kit sponsored by 'My Dad is a b*l*e*d Lager'.
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Walworth · 5 years ago
This Huski sponsorship is very interesting.

The owner is a Swedish billionaire who heard about Millwall after Roy Larner attacked the terrorist at London Bridge shouting 'F**k you, I'm Millwall' when they burst into a pub. He came down to The Den and loved it. Started handing out free hot chocolate at stands around ground and sponsoring the shorts last season. Got two boxes, brought his family and now wants to invest more money into club.

Apparently drives around in a tank! So, fits in quite well.

Also, as football kits are aimed at kids, it's nice to have something like 'HUSKI CHOCOLATE' on one. My little girl loves that idea!
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Working for the man · 5 years ago
I love the lower league sponsorships. So refreshing to see them instead of another betting company.
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Against betting · 5 years ago
Well done Millwall, it's great to see a uk football shirt without a crappy addictive betting company sponsoring them. For that alone I hope you get promoted to show them all you don't need to sell your souls to get betting money to succeed.
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Charlton Anoraks · 5 years ago
@William Millwall fans dont buy the club shirt anyway, so no-one gives a f888 what it looks like.
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Walworth · 5 years ago
@Derek The natives of the south Pacific liked their Dundee blue. Interesting.
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Pat · 5 years ago
Another crap shirt!!!!!
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Plook · 5 years ago
@Walworth Nailed it.
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Terry Hurlock · 5 years ago
@Working for the man Fully agree. It's brilliant. And who's going to to argue with them? S'Millwall, innit? Got a problem with that?
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