To me, it looks like a play on the diamonds jersey. Wish they used diamonds instead, but I guess triangles are more dynamic, and their upward direction represents the future trajectory of the Broncos under Kev.Not meant to be a criticism but looks like a soccer top. Do we know the meaning behind the pattern and triangles?
only clash would be Newcastle's 2008 centenary heritage strip
Edit: i forgot what a unit Danny Wicks was, and he had a magnificent try in this game too
There’s plenty of downward triangles on that jersey.To me, it looks like a play on the diamonds jersey. Wish they used diamonds instead, but I guess triangles are more dynamic, and their upward direction represents the future trajectory of the Broncos under Kev.
Bring back the Rebels!Im probably the only person in the world who thinks this, but i would love to see this as our permanent Alternate design.
The Red-Blue-White has always looks shocking, so a solid solution would be to limit the blue to collar, sleeves, trimming.
Make it happen, Knights!!!
That's a shame...There’s plenty of downward triangles on that jersey.
I see the triangles pointing in the direction of the model’s right hand........ direction represents the future trajectory of the Broncos under Kev.
The one I like for Newcastle as an alternate was the triangle 9's jersey. While it isn't traditional by any definition of the word, it was very clearly a Newcastle jersey.Im probably the only person in the world who thinks this, but i would love to see this as our permanent Alternate design.
The Red-Blue-White has always looks shocking, so a solid solution would be to limit the blue to collar, sleeves, trimming.
Make it happen, Knights!!!
Better than that abortion they trotting out this year.The one I like for Newcastle as an alternate was the triangle 9's jersey. While it isn't traditional by any definition of the word, it was very clearly a Newcastle jersey.
Can anyone tell me if www.irugbyshop.com is legit NRL jerseys?
Honestly Brisbane WTF.Broncos now calling this their Magic Round jersey, to be worn v Manly Friday night..
He’s probably right handed then.I see the triangles pointing in the direction of the model’s right hand.
Raiders and Knights 2021 Indigenous Jerseys released!View attachment 48392 View attachment 48393
Again... surely, SURELY....
Surely the sponsorship can be far better integrated into Indigenous Jerseys..
The whole purpose of Indigenous round is to celebrate and recognise the traditional owners of the land that we now are privileged to inhabit. The first nations people, of which there are many playing in the NRL and other rugby league competitions...
And as such, an Indigenous Jersey should primarily stand out to respect and honour these people.
However it isn't the indigenous design that stands out here............
Surely clubs should take the initiative, in combination and consultation with their sponsors, to integrate the sponsorship respectfully and cleverly into the indigenous design....and the corporate sponsors would have greater PR and respect for getting involved..
I get that there are aspects of such an initiative that could be problematic... But...
All I see here is a Big Red & White Corporate Rectangle and a Big Green Corporate Rectangle laid over an indigenous backdrop..... pretty symbolic of some aspects of Australian history...
If the clubs AND sponsors TRULY wish to pay respects to the traditional owners of the land - they'd do better than to slap logos onto Jerseys like these..
That Knights one is almost as bad as the early Storm ones.Again... surely, SURELY....
Surely the sponsorship can be far better integrated into Indigenous Jerseys..
The whole purpose of Indigenous round is to celebrate and recognise the traditional owners of the land that we now are privileged to inhabit. The first nations people, of which there are many playing in the NRL and other rugby league competitions...
And as such, an Indigenous Jersey should primarily stand out to respect and honour these people.
However it isn't the indigenous design that stands out here............
Surely clubs should take the initiative, in combination and consultation with their sponsors, to integrate the sponsorship respectfully and cleverly into the indigenous design....and the corporate sponsors would have greater PR and respect for getting involved..
I get that there are aspects of such an initiative that could be problematic... But...
All I see here is a Big Red & White Corporate Rectangle and a Big Green Corporate Rectangle laid over an indigenous backdrop..... pretty symbolic of some aspects of Australian history...
If the clubs AND sponsors TRULY wish to pay respects to the traditional owners of the land - they'd do better than to slap logos onto Jerseys like these..
Broncos now calling this their Magic Round jersey, to be worn v Manly Friday night..
TBF this is largely about selling more merch and showing how inclusive your org is rather than any deep rooted values exercise to recognise indigenous Australia.
Thats not to say some clubs dont have very committed RAP's and are doing great stuff in their communities.