2009 Jerseys/Playing Strips, Sponsors, Logos etc

[gong_eagle]

I think the real thing will look a lot better than the pic above

 

[innsaneink]

Here's the 2009 Home Jersey:

The white side panels improve it where the sponsors name is.
Much better than just a white block, it now looks like it all fits well.

 

[Timmah]

I like it tbh

 

[ash the bash]

Well i think it looks good.....

I hope they go with maroon shorts.

 

[Russell Crowe's Band]

eco hot water eh?

hippies

 

[gong_eagle]

eco hot water eh?

hippies

Rich ones :lol:

 

[Russell Crowe's Band]

Rich ones

well tehn you cant be hippies.

i mean, the corporations with their the corporationyness....

 

[innsaneink]

Anyone would think Manly have snagged something no one else has got...FFS its just a new sponsorship. Happens every season to one club or another.

 

[Patorick]

Good to see everyone still drinking the haterade...

 

[ozjet1]

Bits and bobs of news... The Roosters having just confirmed one more year with Samsung... http://www.sydneyroosters.com.au/news.php?ArticleID=3545

Sponsors... these are all based on last year or announcements already made...
Sponsors in blue are confirmed for 2009

Broncos (strip: Nike)
WOW Sight & Sound (front & sleeves)
The Coffee Club (back top)
Toyota (back bottom)
NRMA Insurance (shorts)

Bulldogs (strip: x-Blades)
Not confirmed (front)
Bankstown Sports Club (sleeves)
Maxim Home Loans (back bottom & shorts)

Raiders (strip: ISC)
Construction Forestry Mining Energy Union [CFMEU] (front)
Local Liquor (sleeves & back bottom)
Canberra Tradesman's Union Club [The Tradies] (back top)
Canberra Milk (shorts)

Sharks (strip: ISC)
LG Electronics (front & back top)
PKF Chartered Accountants (sleeves)
Harvey Norman (back bottom)
Toyota Forklifts (shorts)

Titans (strip: Reebok)
Jetstar Airways (front)
ABC Brick Sales (sleeves)
Marina Quays (back top)
Australian Power & Gas (back bottom)
Harvey Norman (shorts)

Sea Eagles (strip: Reebok)
Not confirmed (front)
Mack Trucks (sleeves)
Penn Health (back top)
Sydney Children's Hospital, Viva Macau (back bottom)
Reed Constructions (shorts)

Storm (strip: KooGa)
Medibank Private (front)
Suzuki (sleeves)
HostPlus Superannuation Fund (back top & bottom)
Jayco (shorts)

Knights (strip: KooGa)
Coal & Allied (front & back top)
nib Health Fund (sleeves)
Patinack Farm (bottom back)
Wests Newcastle Leagues Club (shorts)

Warriors (strip: CCC)
Vodafone (front & back top)
Lion Red Brewery (sleeves)
Nissan Forklift (back bottom)
HiFX Foreign Exchange Specialists (shorts front)
Suzuki (shorts back)

Cowboys (strip: hummel)
Toyota (front & back top)
Glen Alpine Construction (sleeves)
Harvey Norman (back bottom)
Queensland Country Credit Union (shorts)

Eels (strip: ISC)
Pirtek Fluid Transfer Solutions (front & back top)
Radio Rentals (sleeves)
SEW Eurodrive (back bottom)
Parklea Markets (shorts front)
Denlo Subaru (shorts back)

Panthers (strip: ISC)
Sanyo (front & back top)
Nepean Motor Group (sleeves)
Tony Ferguson Weight Loss (back bottom) :lol:
Hostplus Superannuation Fund (shorts)

Dragons (strip: adidas)
St George Bank (front & back top)
Southern Cross Constructions (sleeves)
OKI Printing Solutions (back bottom)
International Gaming Technology [IGT] (shorts)

Rabbitohs (strip: ISC)
National Australia Bank [nab] (front & back bottom main, back top alternate)
DeLonghi Australia (front & back bottom alternate, back top main)
The Trivest Group (sleeves)
Virgin Blue Airways (shorts & training strips)

Roosters (strip: ISC)
Samsung Australia (front & back bottom)
GEON Commercial Printing (sleeves)
AGS Worldwide Transport (back top)
Tooheys New (shorts front)
Jim Beam (shorts back)

Wests Tigers (strip: x-Blades)
Proton Cars (front)
Liugong Earthmoving Machinery (sleeves)
UD Trucks (back top & bottom)
Ali Baba (shorts)


All jersey & sponsor news here. Feel free to correct the above.

Christ, how much are these NRL uniforms resembling advertising billboards. With football clubs unable to fund the increasing cost of operations via the traditional channel of league clubs grants and with these costs being grossly dispropotionate to direct revenue the product delivers back in, it wont be long before the NRL regulates every inch of the strip as advertisable. we will see 6, 7, 8, 10, 15, etc different logos on playing strips in the not too distant future. might as well ditch the colours as they wont be seen through all the crap.

 

[Timmah]

Top/bottom/shorts etc have been around for 2-3 maybe even 4 seasons now, they won't be dedicating much if any more space for sponsorships of jerseys. The NRL are keeping the regulations pretty tight.

Regardles... hardly surprises to see a Jets fan whinging about commercialisation of the game given your club didn't survive it at a professional level lol

 

[ozjet1]

Top/bottom/shorts etc have been around for 2-3 maybe even 4 seasons now, they won't be dedicating much if any more space for sponsorships of jerseys. The NRL are keeping the regulations pretty tight.

Regardles... hardly surprises to see a Jets fan whinging about commercialisation of the game given your club didn't survive it at a professional level lol

Pretty tight? The regulations have got to be the most relaxed in the world. American professional sports are criticised for being the most commercialised, yet they dont seem to stoop to the level of the our sports, and the NRL in particular, by whoring the playing strip to corporates in multiples.

The only thing professional about rugby league is that players get paid. Basically, its the top tier of park footy. Administratively, its amateur as they come.

 

[Timmah]

:lol:

I'm sure you could run it plenty better.

Do you have your agenda-laden rants in bursts or can we take this as a one-off?

 

[Henson Park Hornets]

Regardles... hardly surprises to see a Jets fan whinging about commercialisation of the game given your club didn't survive it at a professional level lol

You really are an ingnorant little man.

 

[Shorty]

Manly looks to have a decent jumper and yeah as others have said the advertisement actually looks matching...almost like in the old days when sponsors actually went to the effort of blending into the jersey.

 

[KalgoorlieRed]

You really are an ingnorant little man.

You tell em Jim!

 

[Knightmare]

I agree that NRL clubs should do more to integrate the sponsor with their jersey. The worst examples are some clubs who have a certain colour background for the sponsors' logo on one jersey, then reverse it for the alternate jersey. I don't want to see the players end up resembling NASCAR's!

In the EPL, clubs like Chel$ki, Man City, ManUre, Liverpool etc. are on way bigger deals than any in the NRL, but they at least have managed to give their major sponsor prime position without it cheapening the jersey or looking as if it was pasted on just before the team ran out!

 

[Timmah]

You really are an ingnorant little man.

Really? I've spent the last couple of sessions on this forum seeing ozjet spew forth his self-righteous nonsense about the state of the game from the perspective of someone who doesn't have a team in it. Bitter is the only word.

 

[Patorick]

You guys seen that new Suzuki ad with the Storm blokes in it?

 

[Lockyer4President!]

Pretty tight? The regulations have got to be the most relaxed in the world.

"In the world"? Get a grip. Go check out some Euro soccer or ice hockey jerseys or any motorsport vehicles. Ads are everywhere in modern professional sport with the exception of the biggest US leagues.