Orlando Pirates Unveils Stylish Home and Away Kit for 2022/23 Season Paying Homage to 85 Years of History

• Orlando Pirates has given its supporters something to look forward to in the new season
• The Buccaneers have unveiled the kit they hope will inspire the team to much-needed silverware in the 2022/23 campaign
• This kit will pay homage to the Soweto giants' history as the storied club turns 85 years old

As always, Orlando Pirates will look good in black-and-white in the new season.

The Buccaneers unveiled their teams' kit for the 2022/23 campaign, which will pay tribute to the club's 85 years of existence.

According to the Daily Sun, the home jersey will be charcoal black featuring silver accents and skull-and-bone logos, accompanied by a red trim on the collar and cuffs. This also includes a striping pattern cover on the front and sleeves.

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The away kit is smartly designed with graphics in white, with accents of grey patterns, black collar and red piping, with the Pirates logo adorning the back of both jerseys, honouring the club's roots.

Adidas SA football sports marketing and PR manager Bob Maphosa said:

"Our designers ensured that players remain feeling cool on the field of play with a new innovation that optimises sweat distribution and maximises airflow."

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No more pointless showboating!

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These antics earned the 26-year-old a contract with TTM. Recently, former Amazulu director Lunga Sokhela went on Twitter to harshly criticise 'kasi flava', calling it a circus. There have been instances in which local players have been booked by unamused referees who called their acts fouls going against the spirit of the game.