Yea I think so too. I reckon the new template was revealed with those Tigers jerseys that the members were choosing from. At least I hope so because that looked slick.Might just be that they are using the simpler cut of the 2015 style because the design goes over the shoulder. The current cut has more complicated shoulder panels that would interrupt the design.
French rugby league state of origin
http://www.totalrl.com/forums/index.php?/topic/302688-french-state-of-origin/
Should not have changed from this one. Looks great.Titans retro jersey looks mint. Shame they didnt tweak the blue in the socks though.
Well it seems in an A grade tool, the flashback vision shows the socks they are wearing today are exactly what they wore back in the day with that retro jersey. Just doesn't look right IMO.
If you look at the EPL kits here: http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/English_Football_League/season/2016-2017/premier-league.html
The vast majority of them have three shirts per season, some inc Spurs have five. While it's nothing as bad as the NRL it shows that despite the massive differences between the two comps the EPL clubs are almost as bad at chasing the dollar/pound/euro etc.
It's a balancing act between getting as many fans to buy the jerseys and not wanting to screw up the brand etc, think the NRL clubs are failing on that.
Another thing that annoys the f**k out of me. Why if I pop into Rebel it'd cost me $170 for an NRL jersey but only $100 for a European soccer shirt? I know the quality of the polyester is different but not $70's worth seeing they all come out of china anyway.
Most of their home kits stick to a theme, though it is easier to do so when most of the designs are simpler than what we have.EPL is a terrible example of what to follow.
They change their jersey design every single season and their away/3rd strips are virtually unrecognizable to anyone but a hardcore fan.