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Well, that's *potentially* the domino effect that the Dolphins have set in motion.
The move by the Dolphins to a predominantly red & black alternate will probably annoy Norths - especially since the "Perth Bears" concept may have seen a red & black & (a little) gold jersey.
Then there's the West Coast Pirates bid itself, who were looking to use red, gold & black - do they press on with a darker shade of gold, or something like a butter-yellow added to red & black, or totally change tack?
I think the Black alternate is a shrewd move by the Dolphins, steering them away from red & white that's Dragons territory in the NRL, and into their own space.
Sure red & white is their Queensland Cup identity, but as a distinction from that - and from existing NRL teams, going dark with mostly red & black for their alternate makes sense to me. Besides, we have a lot of teams that use white alternates, good to see some teams use a dark alternate.. especially if their primary jersey isn't dark.
I was just adding some humour to the thread with the Brisbane Tigers comment.
I agree with all the points you made.
I hope Dolphins make black, red and gold their primary colours. Their new jersey looks great. The black provides contract with the gold being an accent colour.