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Kilkenny's jersey for the 2015 season features one prominent new feature

What do you make of Kilkenny’s latest strip?

FEW THINGS ARE as important to GAA fans as the jersey that their team play in. While it doesn’t ultimately matter much, no fan wants to be from a county that wear truly ghastly strips. With the football league up and running and its hurling equivalent about to kick off, you will get to see all the new fashion statements being made by different counties.

This is what the Cats will be wearing this season. What do Kilkenny hurling traditionalists make of the new collar?

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So Kilkenny could potentially start the defence of their All-Ireland title without King Henry AND with a new collar. Even a manager as seasoned as Brian Cody will struggle to combat such seismic change.

What do you give Kilkenny’s new jersey out of ten?

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    Mute FPL Talk
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    Feb 10th 2015, 6:07 PM

    Controversial

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    Mute Michael Vincent Nash
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    Feb 10th 2015, 6:32 PM

    Shite

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    Mute Mervyn Queally
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    Feb 10th 2015, 8:53 PM

    Never mind the collar just look at the state of the sleeves. Wont be getting that

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    Feb 10th 2015, 10:34 PM

    Turn it in side out, just like every other O’Neills shite jerseys…..white

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    Feb 11th 2015, 1:21 PM

    For the love of God allow Adidas and Nike etc enter the market!!! I’d be fairly confident the “rule” would be illegal in terms of competition law! F/&k your “irish made” shite!! There all made in Asia anyway.

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