looks very similar to this 2004 away shirt

Have we sacked ISC ?

Photoshopping, very nice.

thanks

Quite nice that.

I'd like to get away from these stupid iron on patches we have on the front last few seasons my shirts have just been peeling away it's stupid I have shirts from years ago still goin strong but the last few seasons look completely naff now

Completely agree with this! Both my home and away top from last season got ruined by the stupid patches, my current home top patch is completely creased and looks ridiculous - my away top is okay *just* but I don't wear that due to it being signed by the players!

thats more likely to happen if you email the club

There will be plenty more pink for your eyes next season thats for sure.

Probably just play skins if our home shirt clashes. Austerity innit.

Picked up another 1968 Shirt on Ebay last week, at the price you'll all be paying for a new shirt come Christmas.

(My original purchase Number 'Eleven - Ten' since you ask ... Is safely tucked away with a number of player signatures on it ... Thanks very much !)

As for the away shirt, there's always that handsome young chap in the corner of the season ticket brochure modelling what a proper Leeds white away shirt should look like.

I know I'll open the debate about number of shirts, but I thought the club had a policy of rotating home and away shirts each season. You might as well stick a huge sell by date on every shirt sold over the counter, as that effectively what you're buying.

On the other hand stick around until this time of year and pick it up at a fraction of what it would have cost you six months ago.

This season we've brought out FOUR new shirts ... New Home, New Away, A Charity Shirt and Testimonial Jersey. Doesn't anyone else think this is excessive ?

Thankfully, I've got classic home and classic away shirts now ... Which will never go out of fashion. Everyone knows which team I support and I am not going to get caught with the slavish purchase of an assortment of new shirts every season.

Don't even get me started on bloody pink ....

I only buy the shirts/training shirts if I like them. I have plenty of retro options to wear to the game otherwise as well as numerous NRL options. Won't be forced to pay £40+ a year for a shirt I don't like.

You and a wide range of your fanbase do too, judging by the amount of NORWEB jerseys i see around.

Nope, two of them were not "official" in a sense. Also I get really bored of this debate. You don't have to buy them all!

excatly. If you feel that you need the latest shirt to fit in then you are a moron. If you can't afford a new shirt every year then tough. I can't afford a Porsche every year, but I just have to live with the fact

Home similar to this season, yellow band in middle, thinner yellow banding at the top and the bottom, different shades of blue and yellow.

The away one different. Kinda same style but the main body of shirt is the dark pink, where the blue is, it's all a solid pink.

Good old uncle gawwy, thinking of keeping money in my wallet again next season if thats the case.

given 2008 was the last time we had something approaching a traditional kit, I think the home strip will return to that sort of style-Royal Blue, Amber uneven bars, white shorts.

Last few years away kits have been novelty items, and the novelty of the pink is wearing off. Think we'll see this year's charity kit rejigged and put out-expect lime green and grey away shirt next year.

If the home kit could return to being something like the actual club colours that would be a start.

This.

I'll buy, or not, if I want. Nobody has ever attempted to force me to buy a shirt.

In my eyes, it's only excessive if it doesn't generate enough income for the club to justify the effort of producing them. If enough people would fork out for them, I'd be happy with a new shirt every week. Never give a sucker an even break.

I, like yourself, collect Leeds shirts - it's what we do.

We don't buy shirts to fit in, or because we're sheep or feel that we need to because if we don't Leeds will somehow lose. We don't buy shirts because we think Uncle Gary needs to change his Merc again or so he can build a new SouthStand.

We buy shirts because we collect them.

I have many shirts that I've not even worn (or would even fit me) - like the Admiral, my '68 replica shirts are still in their presentation boxes.

Would a stamp collector get stick for buying every set of first day covers that get released?

Kits - who's gives a-.

I think we'd look quite silly without them.

Where have you heard this mate?

Well you would.

I look ace just in my pants.