gzerounian
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Take a look at how well the grey, yellow and navy combination has been presented on Matt Scott's training top as opposed to the all navy jersey and shorts. That training top has the perfect ratio of the 3 colours and cannot be mistaken for anything other then NQLD. Their last couple of jerseys have not embraced this.
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Without changing the design and just re-arranging colours improves the jerseys making it look more recognisable asa a NQLD jersey
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Would be ideal but the supporter's jerseys would look odd without the number. Ideally the NRL numbers wouldn't have a transparent section for the inner keyline but it looks like they have done so to reduce the number of variations they have to make. Unfortunately we're probably stuck with those numbers for a while yet. Wish they went with a single keyline and a blockier font instead.
Without changing the design and just re-arranging colours improves the jerseys making it look more recognisable asa a NQLD jersey
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If only we could get someone to design a jersey that has a great mix of colour proportioning, sponsorship integration, older school charm and instantly recognisable as an NQ jersey.
Oh wait.
PerfectionIf only we could get someone to design a jersey that has a great mix of colour proportioning, sponsorship integration, older school charm and instantly recognisable as an NQ jersey.
Oh wait.
Its a better design than their new one but the sponsor integration would be terrible with this design. The striping needs simplification and the colour balance makes it hard to make an adequately contrasting away design. Great for a heritage design but it has its own pitfalls if it were to be used as a regular design these days.If only we could get someone to design a jersey that has a great mix of colour proportioning, sponsorship integration, older school charm and instantly recognisable as an NQ jersey.
Oh wait.
Its one of their better looks to be honest. So good that the GC used that style too, then Souths.
Its funny how we positively reflect on some super league jersey designs 20 years on. This one probably needs more grey on the sleeves somewhere.Its one of their better looks to be honest. So good that the GC used that style too, then Souths.
Its a better design than their new one but the sponsor integration would be terrible with this design. The striping needs simplification and the colour balance makes it hard to make an adequately contrasting away design. Great for a heritage design but it has its own pitfalls if it were to be used as a regular design these days.
I think the Cowboys were reasonably close to the mark with their 2016-17 set. The striping was a bit odd but the all navy look for the home and grey look for the away looked pretty good. Its all fallen into a shitheap this year unfortunately.
For an away, they could just do something completley different every year to drive merch sales, i know what you mean by inversing that jersey doesnt really change it all that much but thats fine, just keep it for home. Your sponsor integration is much more pleasing to the eye, the current version as with the last 3 jerseys the toyots logo is just too big.
The Chargers had the horizontal stripes in a V design before the Cowboys did.Its one of their better looks to be honest. So good that the GC used that style too, then Souths.
I meant to say the style was popular at the time, should have clarified.The Chargers had the horizontal stripes in a V design before the Cowboys did.
All good, I was just being pedantic!I meant to say the style was popular at the time, should have clarified.
Its funny how we positively reflect on some super league jersey designs 20 years on. This one probably needs more grey on the sleeves somewhere.
Its one of their better looks to be honest. So good that the GC used that style too, then Souths.