2014 Jerseys, Logos & Sponsorship Thread

[Hello, I'm The Doctor]

Titans need no more gimmicky and childish designs :sarcasm:

Im just not a fan of the V when everyone has one these days...

 

[Hello, I'm The Doctor]

I wouldn't say completely plain jerseys but there are certainly some opportunities for clubs to simplify their looks and be associated with a colour, particularly the Titans who should be mainly light blue with a bit of gold/white trim.

Yeh, Titans jersey from last year (if you only look at the top half) was actually quite good. Clean and distinct...

A clean platinum gold jersey as their alternative jersey would be a good contrast to this...

(but blue trimming)

 

[Saint Doc]

Yeh, Titans jersey from last year (if you only look at the top half) was actually quite good. Clean and distinct...

Yes!

A clean platinum gold jersey as their alternative jersey would be a good contrast to this...

(but blue trimming)

No.



I appreciate your point about plain designs, I agree. When the dragons had the all red away jersey, it used looked great when playing the raiders when they had their plain lime jersey. Great contrast.

That said, mentioning that the dragons should have an all red jersey as their home is ludicrous at best and trolling at worst.

The teams that could benefit from a plain design are the ones without a really established identity

 

[Hello, I'm The Doctor]

I appreciate your point about plain designs, I agree. When the dragons had the all red away jersey, it used looked great when playing the raiders when they had their plain lime jersey. Great contrast.

That said, mentioning that the dragons should have an all red jersey as their home is ludicrous at best and trolling at worst.

I was thinking about their away jersey (Im a former Steelers fan, that couldnt reconcile the merge).
I dont like the red V, but i would never deny its value....

But in terms of their away/wollongong strips, id love to see them just embrace the solid red look; no weird butcher-stipes, no Wolverine marks. Just a solid red.

The teams that could benefit from a plain design are the ones without a really established identity

Yeah, this was what i was trying to get at...

You would never change the teams with well known traditional jumpers (Souths, Dragons, Bulldogs, Roosters, ect.), unless you were thinking of their away stripe. But a lot of teams seem to e having an identity crisis ATM.

Everyone is latching onto the V (Manly, Cowboys, Raiders, Titans, Storm sort of....), with is becoming the generic, easy option. But a plain jersey, in a distinct new and colour, will always be identifiable as a new brand image...

 

[Hello, I'm The Doctor]

delete.

 

[Hello, I'm The Doctor]

No.

Just a thought....

The other one i like is their 9s jersey (but tone down all the crazy detailing)

I find the lighter blue still stands out more, keeping it as the core image.

 

[RUG13Y]

Yeh, Titans jersey from last year (if you only look at the top half) was actually quite good. Clean and distinct...

A clean platinum gold jersey as their alternative jersey would be a good contrast to this...

(but blue trimming)

The top half was, the bottom half was dog shit.

 

[Saint Doc]

New Fiji jersey

 

[GAZF]

Taking the England route it seems. Looks like there's some detailing in the side panel though. I don't mind simplicity for national teams though the socks could do with a white stripe somewhere.

 

[LineBall]

Taking the England route it seems. Looks like there's some detailing in the side panel though. I don't mind simplicity for national teams though the socks could do with a white stripe somewhere.

It looks a little too much like a T shirt. Would prefer them to have the double Black chevrons.

 

[Zigwaa]

Ashton Sims socks look like stockings.

Preferred their world cup jersey

 

[Saint Doc]

Agree it looks like a tshirt. Needs a black collar perhaps

 

[GAZF]

Looks like a t-shirt because its not fitted. Black collar and cuffs would have helped.

 

[Timmah]

It's not their jersey, it's a training strip.

 

[Saint Doc]

It's not their jersey, it's a training strip.

Fair dinkum? Apologies if true, I saw this photo on twitter and have never known a national team to have an official team photo in training gear?

What jersey are they wearing then Timmah, same as World Cup?

 

[Hello, I'm The Doctor]

Fair dinkum? Apologies if true, I saw this photo on twitter and have never known a national team to have an official team photo in training gear?

What jersey are they wearing then Timmah, same as World Cup?

I imagine its the right badge on the chest that gives it away...

Jerseys have the competition logo, this only has the gear producers badge. So training shirt would make sense.

 

[PARRA_FAN]

Fair dinkum? Apologies if true, I saw this photo on twitter and have never known a national team to have an official team photo in training gear?

What jersey are they wearing then Timmah, same as World Cup?

That makes more sense given that the coaching staff is wearing the same shirt.

My guess would be the same if not similar to the World Cup.

 

[Lambretta]

Fair dinkum? Apologies if true, I saw this photo on twitter and have never known a national team to have an official team photo in training gear?

What jersey are they wearing then Timmah, same as World Cup?

Maybe they were training at having their photos taken

Photograhper "Say cheese"
Team "errrr, errrr, errrr.........potatoes"
Photographer "now lets try that again"

 

[Saint Doc]

I imagine its the right badge on the chest that gives it away...

Jerseys have the competition logo, this only has the gear producers badge. So training shirt would make sense.

It makes sense based on the fit of the jersey, but if you look at the Samoa vs tonga match at Penrith two years ago, there were no competition logos, only the manufacturer

 

[steggz]

I imagine its the right badge on the chest that gives it away...

Jerseys have the competition logo, this only has the gear producers badge. So training shirt would make sense.

But what competition logo would they have/need? The double logo for the Roos (and Kiwis?) is a relatively recent phenomenon