York City 2021/22 Kits
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League Two side York City wear red shirts with white sleeves and blue shorts manufactured by Nike who have produced their shirts for over a decade. Nicknamed the 'Minstermen', York City were promoted from the Conference via the play-off system in the 2011-12 season. York City consider Hull City, Scarborough FC and Leeds United as their main rivals.
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2021/22 York City Home Shirt
York City wears a predominantly red Puma home shirt for the 2021/22 season. The jersey features two tonal vertical stripes on the front, with each composed of a half-and-half design where one side has a solid look and a shredded visual on the other. Completing the round collar shirt are the white accents coming from the sleeve cuffs and the side trims of the hemline.
2021/22 York City Away Shirt
York City's Puma away shirt for 2021/22 is predominantly white with a maroon template body graphic of rising graph lines and striped geometric underlays that produce a blurring effect. Additional maroon accents source from the sleeve cuffs and round collar.
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York City 15/16 Nike Home, Away
League Two outfit York City have officially launched their new home and away kits for the 2015-16 season.
York City Home & Away shirts
York City have revealed their new home and away playing kits for the 2012/2013 season. York enjoyed a successful 2011/12 season, winning the FA Trophy at Wembley and then bein
York City Football Club was founded in 1922 in North Yorkshire. The club play their home games in the 9,600 capacity KitKat Crescent Stadium named after ground sponsors Rowntree-Nestle's well known product.
York City play their home games in strip of red shirts with white bands at the end of the sleeves, white shorts and red socks. The club colours are yet to be donned at the peak of the game but have featured in FA Cup semi finals in 1954/5 and previously the quarter finals in 1937/8. Then more recently York City appeared in the League Cup Quarter finals of 1961/2.
Barry Jackson holds the record for the most number of appearances with 538 and Norman Wilkinson holds the record for the most number of goals with 143.
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