Hilarious....

By trying to turn a thread about your new shirts into a dig about Warringtons.

OH BIG COKE SUNDAY FUN !!!

Que pasa?

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Teams do it all the time. Castleford did it this year.

How much say do you think clubs have in the design of a shirt? I don't think it is that much tbh.

You look at any kit manufacturer and most of the kits they make will be the same, or have the same characteristics. Bradford's shirt, Salfords shirt and now ours all have a swoosh type design. All the club will tell them is that they want cherry and white hoops for the home and black for the away.

Obviously I could be wrong on this, but every KooGa kit I have seen for 2010 is sh*te and I doubt that that many clubs (including ours) are that thick.

Slashes are the new piping I see. Who seriously though they looked good when designing it?

Put some dog turd on the shirt and some on here will still say they like it. I haven't bought a "new" shirt since the first Adidas one and this year's effort is no different to the last 8 years that I haven't bought either. The retro shirt is still the best one you can buy IMHO.

The away ones have been really good for the last 4 years now IMO.

I think all the black away shirts have been Ok in the previous years

The new away one is fantastic.

Just like the NZ kit. We'll have LeuLaui doing the Haka before away matches next season

That should bring in the crowds then

Shame about most of the homes ones! They all try to hard... lets just have cherry and white hoops with white shorts with red blocks down the side! The guy on abother thread did loads of shirts which were all better than the one we have. Saying that though it really is the shorts that spoil it. The shirt is ok appart from the slash things.

I did this last year based on the St George Heritage shirt. Ignoring the classy sponsor, I would have been chuffed to bits with this.



That being said, it's only a kit and I'm sure we won't be discussing it once the season starts.

Thats a nice shirt. Simple comes to mind.

Is it just a shirt though? Its also an identity and a way of making money and a way to satisfy the fans.

I appreciate what you're saying but it's not exactly hideous and I'm sure a shortfall in home shirt sales will be made up for in away shirt sales. It is a shame both shirts didn't meet with universal approval but you're never going to please everyone. As Abraham Lincoln once said...

"You can please all of the people some of the time and some of the people all of the time but you can't please all of the people all of the time"*

Anyway, Like I said, I'm sure come February kick off there'll be thousands of people walking down to the stadium in their new home shirts and all this will have been forgotten.

*summert like that anyway.

There's no doubting that the home shirt will sell alot - albeit as you say possibly not in the numbers of the away jersey.

We have this every season, the home/away shirts aren't well liked by supporters but come the season they're always liked amongst the majority and even those who aren't fond buy it anyway.

You can please the majority though.

Had he had a beer?

Only some of the time

That was some of them

That may be so, but as President Bush once said.. "

There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, it's probably in Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on ... shame on you. It fool me. We can't get fooled again."

Stick a collar on that and Mecca as a sponsor and that's last season's shirt.

So, irrespective of how poop we thought The shirt was at 1st, how good did it look seeing a Wigan shirt lifting the Trophy...