Personally, I prefer the logos that I grew up with in the late 70s and early 80's from the NSWRL.
For clubs that came later, it's a bit harder, as they usually entered during a time where tradition was pushed a side for cartoonish or stylised logos. Knights is pretty simple and well done. Warriors is pretty good too.
For me, the rabbitohs and dragons are the best, as they have had bugger all changes, just a little higher quality in art since their inception. I'm not a big fan of the 'modern' style logos, and agree that the chooks 100 years (being an amalgamation of the current opera house comb head and the 1978 rooster body) is by far the best option for them. You need a fair bit of artistic licence to make a chicken look daunting without making it look like an angry Foghorn Leghorn.
It's good, IMHO, that Parra has gone back to the 80's eel, and that the B'ogs have gotten away from that abomination pumpkin headed orc they had. It's probably a bit hard for the tigpies to use anything but a new logo without upsetting one side or the other. Sharks and Manly had far better logos 30 years ago to my tastes, same for the Panfas.
From the cartoon/stylised mob, I think Canberra and Brisbane have come out better off. The 80's logo for Canberra was c**k-eyed and looked like a gay Mongol nomad with a viking hat. I like the simple lines of the chesspiece Bronco.
Neutral about Titans and the Cowboys (what can you do for a cowboy without looking like the Village People?), but still think the Storm thing is ridiculous. Yellow eraser head thing with a lightning bolt. Could have least tried a Zeus look, maybe you'd get the Melbourne Greeks interested. Massive fail.
I'm not saying this is the way things should be, I'm no marketing guru, just my personal opinions and tastes.
