THE Gloucestershire Echo has teamed up with Cheltenham Town Football Club to offer supporters a unique chance to choose the team's new away kit for next season.

This week, we are unveiling the three possible strips, with today's blue and black striped (right) number three following yesterday's white design and Tuesday's blue and white version.

Voting will open tomorrow and everyone who registers their vote on either www.thisisgloucestershire.co.uk or in the Robins' club shop at Whaddon Road before March 31 will be entered into a draw, with the top prize a season ticket for the 2010-11 campaign and one of the new away shirts. Second prize is a chance to be a reporter for the day, shadowing the Echo's Jon Palmer.

The kit that receives the most votes will become the one used by the Robins on the road next season.

Cheltenham have turned out in a wide range of change strips since entering the Football League in 1999. Their first was a white shirt with a blue horizontal stripe on the chest.

After two seasons, this was switched to an all orange affair in the Dutch mould, along with a yellow and blue third kit, which the team won promotion to League One in for the first time in the 2002 play-off final, when they defeated Rushden and Diamonds at Cardiff's the Millennium Stadium.

Blue and black, grey and maroon, all-blue and another variation on all-yellow have also been used, as well as this season's black and red strip.

But which colour would you like to see your team play with on the road during the next campaign?

Both the home and away kits will be changed for next season and both will display a brand new club logo and the name of main sponsors Mira Showers.

Cheltenham have played in a predominantly red home strip the past two campaigns, in a departure from the traditional red and white stripes, which are set for a return next season.