Tribute To Club Legend James Coppinger | Limited-Edition Doncaster Rovers 20-21 Third Kit Released
Dec 26, 2020, by Simon
Doncaster Rovers' new 20-21 third shirt was released today. It is made by Elite Pro Sports and will be worn in this season's League One campaign.
The Doncaster Rovers 2020-21 third kit is a tribute to their player James Coppinger, who is in his 17th season with the side from Northern England. Coppinger is also the only Doncaster player with over 500 total appearances.
👀 Introducing the limited edition JC26 third shirt!
— Doncaster Rovers FC (@drfc_official) December 26, 2020
The JC26 kit will be worn by @drfc_official later in the 2020/21 season and was designed by @Coppinger26 himself!
Limited quantities are available so be quick, available in-store & online now.
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Elite Pro Sports Doncaster Rovers 20-21 Third Shirt
This is the Doncaster Rovers 2020-2021 third football shirt, made by Elite Pro Sports.
Mainly golden, the Elite Pro Sports Doncaster Rovers 2020-2021 third shirt features a black / white sash that runs from the upper left to the lower right, while there is black and white trim on the golden polo collar with 2 buttons. A subtle '26' watermark, Coppinger's shirt number' runs on the whole shirt, while his time at the club is remembered on the back.
The shorts of the Doncaster Rovers 2020-21 third kit are white.
Available since December 26, Doncaster Rovers' 20-21 third uniform retails at £45.
Made by Elite Pro Sports. What do you think about Doncaster Rovers' third shirt? Comment below, and check out the 21-22 Kit Overview for more.
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