No doubt some will complain that it is 'another shirt' but the club reacts to demand and fans have asked for a repeat of last year, i like the design too. Proud of the club for supporting such a worthy cause also


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Plenty moaning on Twitter and Facebook already. Nobody is holding a gun to our heads saying we have to buy it.

At the end of the day, the club has released 7 training tops, 12 polo shirts, now there are 4 different playing shirts. They are not asking for everybody to buy everything, but to have such a range of merchandise can only benefit the club as it increases the revenue potential.

For the players to have the facilities they now have and to be the best club in the league, we need to be the best commercially and to bring in the revenue. You cannot do that with a limited merchandie offering. Look at football clubs, they brand everything - toothbrushes, apron's, towels in order to provide additional revenue streams.

Hopefully it will be made like the magic shirt and not our other two shirts this season, the magic shirt is how all our shirts should be produced, no transfers or sewn on patches.

It's a great cause, although I hope a significant portion of the money raised actually goes to the charity.

When Leeds had charity shirts last year only 50p of the £47.00 went to the charity, pretty shoddy really.

Pretty sure last time Hull did a charity shirt they said £10 went to the charity so hopefully will be a similar figure.

Hope your right, that's much better.

Like the shirt, May have to dab into this months money and treat myself.

Being a serving member of the forces it's always nice to see support, and a nice touch with the discount as well.

Looks pretty much the same as the previous one with different sponsors. BE surprised if they shift many

Quite hard to do much different with black and white camouflage, at least they've tried.

Can't see many going though.

Really? All I have seen on both a support. One small comment on Facebook saying that he will make a donation instead and that its not that fair on fans (I assume the cost of 4 separate shirts), but other than that all positive.

Yes - lots of support (me included) but still quite a few moaning that there are too many shirts.

The club can't win. Days past with a bare club shop and supporters complaining that there's nothing to buy. Days present with a stocked club shop and supporters complaining there are too many shirts released.

I think the club are doing a great job.

They can do stuff without another playing shirt

4 a season is silly, when a season can be less than 30 games

The EPL were told off about kits, and now they have changed their policy.

They already do, hence the new range of training gear mid-way through the season.

I really can't understand the complaints, buy one if you like it, if you don't then it really doesn't effect you in the slightest.

if they were bringing in 5000 of these shirts then maybe it would be different, but they are not, they are a niche product for a particular purpose!

Good job your not a NZ Warriors fan this season

Got mixed views on the number of shirts but at the end of the day the key word for me is "choice", we all have one.

sure I read these have have sold double what last seasons did

I like the concept of the one off charity shirts and this is another good cause.Ordered mine already and will be proud to wear it.I did wonder if this seasons would be for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance with the new tie up with the club.Maybe dayglo yellow and black irregular hoops ( as the pink and black cancer scanner One was) Everyone has the choice to buy or not.I love the fact we have the best stocked club shop in British Rugby League. It could be worse for the anti's all clubs could do 'Heritage Jerseys' as they do in the NRL and NFL !