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Now that it’s out, somebody will do it - quickly followed by every other club.Geez, I hope jersey side-panel sponsorships never come across to the NRL. Ugh.
Rad
Wigan's away
They look like pyjamasWigan's home
Wigan's away
I like tradition and think it has many benefits one of which the attraction it has for sponsors to be associated with a jersey like Souths. I’ve heard more than once journos refer to Saints/Souths kits as the most valuable which fans/sponsors obviously buy into.
Nothing wrong with change either as I remember the South’s Minties strip being well received when launched in the early 80s and is still liked to this day.
I could live with Easts changing their home kit provided it’s better than the one it’s replacing. I don’t see any template in this or any other comp that could do better than our current kit except our Anzac design. Even the haters begrudgingly accept we have a great jersey
Jesus f**king Christ, lighten up dude.
All of the above have stronger histories and traditions than any Australian RL side could ever dream of. They also have better brand awareness, sponsorship value, merch sales, etc, etc, and have done so since before they were global brands. All of them experiment with their jerseys and brands regularly or yearly. All of your arguments are lame post hock rationalisations to try and justify your intense emotional connection to a glorified t-shirt that had had it's time by the end of the 50s.
Better is a highly subjective term, and the Rooster's jersey is just as bland and dated as Souths (the Raider's Armbands isn't any better either). Many of those PSG jerseys could/would make great Roosters jerseys, and your club could continue their genuine long held tradition of copying French sports culture and design motifs...
You have the worst taste in jerseys on LU
All of the above have stronger histories and traditions than any Australian RL side could ever dream of. They also have better brand awareness, sponsorship value, merch sales, etc, etc, and have done so since before they were global brands. All of them experiment with their jerseys and brands regularly or yearly. All of your arguments are lame post hock rationalisations to try and justify your intense emotional connection to a glorified t-shirt that had had it's time by the end of the 50s.
Better is a highly subjective term, and the Rooster's jersey is just as bland and dated as Souths (the Raider's Armbands isn't any better either). Many of those PSG jerseys could/would make great Roosters jerseys, and your club could continue their genuine long held tradition of copying French sports culture and design motifs...
TBF older clubs that come from countries that not only have historical ties to other countries around the world through empire, have little opposition to rival codes and play in a genuine world game that is obscenely flushed with cash will naturally tick all those boxes compared to the clubs in a four-code country situated at the arse-end of the earth. The only brand from this region that has very good brand recognition globally would be the All Blacks. Not much in the way of jersey experimentation there apart from a couple of much maligned alternates but famous for being all black, which rather proves the point that tradition is also marketable?
All of the above have stronger histories and traditions than any Australian RL side could ever dream of. They also have better brand awareness, sponsorship value, merch sales, etc, etc, and have done so since before they were global brands. All of them experiment with their jerseys and brands regularly or yearly. All of your arguments are lame post hock rationalisations to try and justify your intense emotional connection to a glorified t-shirt that had had it's time by the end of the 50s.
Better is a highly subjective term, and the Rooster's jersey is just as bland and dated as Souths (the Raider's Armbands isn't any better either). Many of those PSG jerseys could/would make great Roosters jerseys, and your club could continue their genuine long held tradition of copying French sports culture and design motifs...