Lincoln City launched a new-look green strip as their third kit for the 2020/21 season in collaboration with the club’s kit manufacturer Errea.
The team wears the third kit often when the colours of the two opposing teams are too similar.
Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) will feature on the kit, with by the club’s stadium naming rights holder LNER gifting their shirt branding space as part of its ongoing support for the mental health awareness charity.
James Jones, Lewis Montsma and Zachary Elbouzedi modelling the new third kit. Photo: Lincoln City Football Club
Meanwhile, Lincoln City will kick-off the new League One campaign on Saturday, September 12 with a home match against Oxford.
However, plans for the return of crowds at sporting events are going to be reviewed.
Liam Scully, the club’s chief executive, told BBC Radio Lincolnshire: “We’ve effectively been put into a bit of holding pattern and told we’re going to have for another 20-odd days and we’ll see what the virus does.”
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