Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 2:15 pm  

it looks like the dye has run in the wesh

Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 2:28 pm  

There are 3 major errors...

1) From a "pi$$ taking" point of view. They've told us about the "looking fearsome" thing. You can't do that. It's like wearing one of those hold-all things to make you look good for a party, then spending the whole party telling everyone you're wearing it. Pointless.

2) From a financial point of view. All they had to do was make something even remotely sell-able. Shirt revenue would've been up anyway the year after they won it. All they had to do was make a traditional Cherry & White hoops, stick the Champions patch on the arm and watch them fly off the shelves.

3) From a fan happiness point of view. The World Club Challenge is on the world stage, and they have to turn up dressed in pink. If they go on to win, all the photos of them holding the trophy up are in a pink kit. Some idiot somewhere has ruined the history books.

Whoever approved that particular kit, for this particular post championship winning season is a silly, silly man.

Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 2:33 pm  

It will look good on the players.

What the idiots who design the shirts don't take into account is how it will look on the terraces where 98% of the purchasers are not, shall we say, slim ?

This could be the funniest season since Bradford decided to produce all their replica shirts in "skinfit"

Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 2:34 pm  

The best quote I have heard about it is

crooky wrote:

That's rubbish.
Looks like Jordan’s emergency tampon.

Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 2:35 pm  

Look at the white flashes on the sleeves....a bad bit of photoshop there me thinks.

Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 2:39 pm  

McLaren_Field wrote:

It will look good on the players.

What the idiots who design the shirts don't take into account is how it will look on the terraces where 98% of the purchasers are not, shall we say, slim ?

This could be the funniest season since Bradford decided to produce all their replica shirts in "skinfit"

I think the style, which just to remind us one more time will "accentuate the shoulders and shrink the waist" (never gonna get old that!!!!), will perhaps look good on the players.

But the colour won't!!

Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 2:53 pm  

It looks like the effeminate "Weeeeeeeegan" chant with associated arm movement just got a whole lot more meaningful!!

Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 3:41 pm  

I've heard a rumour that the head shirt designers at Kooga are a Wire, Leeds and Saints fan. They did this kit as a joke to pas time but it was signed off as a cracking shirt by the Bulls staffer who added those flashes on their shirt a few year back

Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 4:37 pm  

southyorksdave wrote: wigans new home shirt http://www.wiganwarriors.com/Image.aspx ... =723&y=406 is that light coming from his a***?

southyorksdave wrote: wigans new home shirt http://www.wiganwarriors.com/Image.aspx ... =723&y=406 is that light coming from his a***?

Re: thank god our kit doesnt look as bad as this : Thu Nov 18, 2010 8:18 pm  

I give you Salford.


Looks like they set the washing machine on a white's cycle by mistake.