text: Liverpool have become the first Premier League club to release their new kit to be used for the 2015-16 campaign, with New Balance taking over in supplying the Merseyside club. It ends three seasons of the Reds having their kit manufactured by Warrior where, despite a string of smart home strips, away kits ranged from the bright to the bizarre. So as Reds fans give verdict on the new Liverpool kit, Sportsmail picks out its five favourites from over the years. Of course there are many to choose from so let us know your favourite  strips from the Merseyside club in the comments section at the bottom. Liverpool stars unveiled the club's new kit to fans at Anfield on Friday with New Balance supplying the strip . HOME KIT (1983-1985) Liverpool's golden age in the 1980s meant we could have picked from a number of kits but the strip worn against Roma in the 1984 European Cup final win gets our vote for its iconic status . Liverpool's stars (left-to-right) Michael Robinson, Graeme Souness, David Hodgson, Phil Neal, Mark Lawrenson, Sammy Lee and Craig Johnston celebrate with the European Cup after beating Roma in 1984 . Liverpool's Graeme Souness scores the winning goal, as Everton's Kevin Ratcliffe can only watch on in a 1984 League Cup final replay. Crown Paints did not feature on the shirt in that year's European Cup final . HOME KIT (1995-1996) A 1996 title fight just wasn't quite in reach for Liverpool in the end, but their adidas strip from that year has found its place in history after being involved in of the Premier League's greatest ever games in the 4-3 win over Newcastle. Or as TV commentator Martin Tyler might say: 'Barnes, Rush, Barnes, still John Barnes, Collymore closing in!' Stan Collymore sees a shot saved by Manchester United keeper Peter Schmeichel (left) but was on target later on in the season against Newcastle United in a thrilling Premier League match . Liverpool's Neil Ruddock (left) makes a challenge on Newcastle United's Faustino Asprilla as Jamie Redknapp jumps in to help his Reds team-mate during a 1996 Premier League clash . AWAY KIT (2000-2001) It was the year Liverpool were up for the cup...three of them in fact. Sure enough Liverpool looked smart on all fronts in their yellow strip when they came from behind to defeat Arsenal in the 2001 FA Cup final, with the season also seeing the Reds win the League Cup and UEFA Cup. Jamie Redknapp lifts the 2001 FA Cup for Liverpool after the Reds' 2-1 victory over Arsenal as Michael Owen (left-to-right) Sami Hyypia, Robbie Fowler and Sander Westerveld celebrate . Liverpool's Steven Gerrard attempts to steal possession off Arsenal's Sylvain Wiltord during the 2001 FA Cup final at the Millennium Stadium which the Reds won 2-1 . Owen (10) celebrates scoring the winning goal in the final along with Emile Heskey (left), Gerrard and Fowler . HOME KIT (2004-2005) A winning kit is always memorable, and there won't be many Liverpool triumphs more memorable than the 2005 Champions League final, where Steven Gerrard inspired the Reds to a famous win over AC Milan in Istanbul. A good day for the Reds... and kit manufactures Reebok. Steven Gerrard and Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez lift the trophy after winning the 2005 Champions League . Liverpool defenders Jamie Carragher (left) and John Arne Riise celebrate the 3-2 penalty shoot-out victory over AC Milan in the 2005 Champions League final . Liverpool drew 3-3 with Milan in Istanbul but triumphed on spot-kicks to win their fifth European Cup. Carragher (left-to-right), Luis Garcia, Hyypia, Riise, Gerrard, Djibril Cisse and Xabi Alonso celebrate the win . AWAY KIT (2008-2009) For the first time in a long time Liverpool liked they could win their first Premier League title during 2008-09 but although their challenge melted away, they did record a stunning 4-1 win at eventual champions Manchester United wearing a grey kit inspired from the late 1980s. Rolling back the years... Fernando Torres shrugs off the attention of Manchester United defender Nemanja Vidic before equalising for Liverpool at Old Trafford in a March 2009 Premier League clash . Albert Reira ,Torres, Gerrard and Dirk Kuyt celebrate as the Liverpool captain's penalty gave them the lead at Old Trafford before going on to record an emphatic 4-1 triumph .
target: Liverpool have released their new kit for the 2015-16 season .
  The Reds have had plenty of memorable strips from down the years .
  Sportsmail picks five favourites from home and away kits .