New Season. New Kits.The 2016-17 season is underway with storylines galore. But even with so much of the focus on the managers and star players, the kits that the 20 teams will be wearing are every bit as eye-catching. Check out their home and away looks for the new campaign.Illustrations by Mark Yesilevskiy//Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Arsene Wengers contract expires at the end of the season but its difficult to imagine him riding off into the sunset with a title.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Anything higher than 18th, therefore avoiding relegation again, would be deemed a success in their second Premier League season.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: The Clarets are too good for the Championship but not good enough for the Premier League -- another relegation beckons.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Antonio Conte will get Chelsea back in the top four thanks to smart signings, like NGolo Kante, and a lack of European distractions.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Alan Pardews men flirted with relegation at the turn of the year but should have enough for a safe mid-table finish with no scares this time around.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Ronald Koeman has lost John Stones and could see Romelu Lukaku leave too in what has been an arduous summer.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Turmoil already for the Tigers, with manager Steve Bruce leaving behind a squad decimated by injuries in preseason.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Imagine writing this a year ago: Champions Leicester City will hope to finish in the top four as well as getting out of their Champions League group.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: It has become a cliche to predict it will be Liverpools year but without Europe to deal with, Jurgen Klopps men should be targeting a title challenge or top four finish at least.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Pep Guardiola vs. Jose Mourinho will be a compelling subplot to the Catalans bid for Premier League glory but hell need to impress in the Champions League as well.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Jose Mourinho is back and must get United back in the top four at the very least -- perhaps only the title will be seen as a success this term considering the clubs outlay in the transfer market.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Ambitious Aitor Karanka will need Alvaro Negredo to rediscover his scoring touch upon his return to the Premier League or its a bottom-three finish for Boro.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: A Groundhog Day of a summer transfer window meant more exits at Southampton, who may struggle without Ronald Koemans leadership, Victor Wanyamas combativeness and Sadio Manes pace.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Stoke have never finished higher than ninth in the Premier League and if Mark Hughes cant crack that in his fourth season at the club, is he the man to take them forward?Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Sam Allardyce left to pursue his England dream and Sunderland fans will likely settle for another scrap against the drop if it ends in David Moyes preserving their status.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Manager Francesco Guidolin steered Swansea to survival last term but a difficult season follows beckoning an underwhelming transfer window.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Tottenham will regard a top-four finish and a place in the Champions League knockouts as a good campaign, but whether they can juggle both will be a test of Mauricio Pochettinos nous.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Walter Mazzarri is the latest man through the managerial revolving door at Watford and keeping the Hornets up may not be enough to satisfy the owners, the Pozzo family.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: Tony Pulis has never been relegated as a manager and he wont this time around either although, as usual, his style of survival wont be pretty.Slide to Reveal2016-17 prospects: West Ham have a new home at the Olympic Stadium and increased expectations following a strong seventh-place finish under Slaven Bilic -- a repeat this season is possible. http://www.officialraidersgear.com/Raiders-Bruce-Irvin-Draft-Jersey/ . 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Its the second straight game Bell has scored in extra time for Kelowna, which beat the Brandon Wheat Kings 6-5 on Friday, and he now has four game-winning goals on the season. http://www.officialraidersgear.com/Raiders-Reggie-Nelson-Draft-Jersey/ . - Connor McDavid scored 53 seconds into overtime as the Erie Otters came from behind to defeat the visiting Guelph Storm 4-3 on Saturday in Ontario Hockey League action. Parramatta club captain Tim Mannah says no man is bigger than the Eels - even his superstar best mate Jarryd Hayne.Mannah had lunch with Hayne on Monday and admits his code-hopping former teammate asked him when the Eels were going to make an offer.Mannah, though, says while it may be disappointing for fans that Hayne wont be returning to Parramatta any time soon, the embattled Eels are intent on building a club and team thats sustainable for the future rather than splashing out for one player.Gold Coast have offered him a very big sum and one thing weve learnt at the club is one player isnt bigger than the club, Mannah said after Haynes announcement on Wednesday that he was joining rival NRL club the Titans.Mannah admitted he relayed Haynes quest for an offer to Eels officials and thought it kind of got the wheels moving a bit quicker to get something to him.But he said with all the upheavals at the club in 2016 it was always going to be tough to secure Haynes services.We dont have a head of football at the moment, Mannah said.We have a CEO now but there was a little period there wherre we didnt have a lot of leadership that could have made the right calls.ddddddddddddBut whether or not we had people there, it might not have changed anything anyway.I dont know if we would have gone down that path of throwing that kind of money around.Its all done now so theres no point us crying over split milk.Hes made the decision thats best for him. Hes a grown man and hes got to look after himself.At the same time, Parra, we want to look after ourselves as well.It would have been nice to have him at Parra but hes looked after himself and its a good chance for the club to kind of take a step back, look at what position were in now.Weve got a bit of space to work with and a bit of money to spend and we can go ahead and build a team we want to build.Mannah said he understood Haynes urgency to seal a deal.Hes got a chance to play some finals footy this year, he said.And I guess if you wanted to have a crack at that, youd have to get it done pretty quick. Cheap Jerseys Store Cheap NFL T-shirts Wholesale Nike NFL Jerseys China NFL Jerseys White Cheap NFL Jerseys Camo Wholesale Jerseys China NFL Jerseys Outlet Cheap Jerseys Wholesale China Jerseys Cheap NFL Jerseys From China Cheap NFL Hoodies Camo China NFL Jerseys Cheap Jerseys Wholesale Cheap NFL Jerseys Camo NFL Jerseys China ' ' '