Gee Warriors, tonight's jersey is great. Should never have gone to black.
Brisbane should be wearing the diamonds jersey tonight, would have been a nice touch to go with the warriors heritage jersey.
They still had to switch the competition logos on the front and heatpress #ThisIsQueensland on the back. Could've done the heatpress to the diamond ones - would've been a great look against the Warriors in the old DB Bitter style stripI assume they couldnt advertise LadBrokers (gambeling company) in NZ and their 9s jumper was always prepped for that...
Brisbane did it for their heritage strip last year. Doubt any other team is brave enough.Nobody keen for "20 years since super league" jerseys?
Not sure this qualifies as a "one of aqua strip" - for a start it was more mint than anything, but more than that, it's now the third straight season they've worn their Nines jersey v Warriors in Auckland - presumably to boost salesI know they have warn one off aqua strips for almost twenty years now, but FMD if I can see any valid reason for it.
It has no links to their identity whatsoever.
Not sure this qualifies as a "one of aqua strip" - for a start it was more mint than anything, but more than that, it's now the third straight season they've worn their Nines jersey v Warriors in Auckland - presumably to boost sales
Why were the Sharks and Warriors wearing thier heritage strips last night, nice jerseys though. It is mini heritage round. Someone burn that majority blue and black dogs strip though, yuk, even thier Super League jersey looked better back in the day, at least i could still tell it was Canterbury.Was at pub and thought Dogs Sharks had started early.e.
That's not the point. I'm showing you how they are appealing to the NZ market by doing those sorts of things.Doesn't look like an official QRL jersey to me.
That's not the point. I'm showing you how they are appealing to the NZ market by doing those sorts of things.
As predictable as it is pathetic.QLD still trying to tap into the Maori market.
QLD still trying to tap into the Maori market.