Red Star Brussels/Kits

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History of Red Star Brussels Kits

Season 40

Red Star Gent's shirts for Season 40 were red, with a red star in the middle. The away shirts were light beige.

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Shirt sponsor was trotskyist party LSP.

Season 41

Red Star Gent's Home shirts for Season 41 had light and dark red stripes with the LSP and VDK Bank logo, and dark red pants and socks. The away shirts were white with a red diagonal stripe, and the same logo's, with beige pants and socks.

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Shirt sponsor is trotskyist party LSP and Ghent Bank VDK.

Season 42

In Season 42, Red Star Brussels' home shirts have light and dark red stripes with the LSP and the Brussels Region logo, and dark red pants and socks. The away shirts are white with a red diagonal stripe, and the same logo's, with beige pants and socks.


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Shirt sponsor is trotskyist party LSP and the Brussels Region

Season 43

During Season 43, Red Star Brussels' home shirts have a bordeaux background, with small beige stripes, with the LSP and the Ecover logo, and bordeaux red pants and socks. The away shirts are similar, but in light beige instead of red, the same logo's, beige pants and socks.


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Shirt sponsor is trotskyist party LSP and Ecover.

Season 45

Red Star Brussels' home shirts in season 46 have a bordeaux background, with small beige stripes, with the LSP and the YPFB logo, and bordeaux red pants and socks. The away shirts are similar, but in light beige instead of red, the same logo's, beige pants and socks.


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Shirt sponsors were trotskyist party LSP and the Bolivian national gaz company YPFB.


Season 49

For the season 49, Red Star Brussels' kits were modelled on the kits used by Olympic Charleroi, a team that went bankrupt in 2011. As a honour to this team, of which president Lunacharsky was a supporter, RSB wore these kits for one season.


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