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2013/2014 Rugby Jerseys thread

SalmonLeap

I know it's early, but I thought I'd get this ball rolling because the USA rugby team announced their 2013/2014 jerseys, to debut against Ireland, and for supporters of teams supplied by Canterbury (Leinster, etc), it might be a signpost for this upcoming seasons' designs.

I really like their Home design. (I have their Rugby World Cup 2011 kit, but it was essentially a plain default Canterbury jersey, I like how the USA are getting more attentive designs)

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sydthebeat

.ak wrote: »

Don't get why they have to have silly sticky rubber bits on the chest on all their jerseys. Does it serve any sort of purpose? Other than I like it. I love plain jerseys.

Great for holding your pint against in a crowded area.. An anti spill device

Thud

Leisester lose their tiger stripes
http://www.canterbury.com/leicester-tigers-home-test-jersey-p18353

Morf

I have the new BarBars players shirt and the Lions authentic shirt on the way.

.ak

Thud wrote: »

Leisester lose their tiger stripes
http://www.canterbury.com/leicester-tigers-home-test-jersey-p18353

That's actually lovely. Nice hommage to the bands but still fairly contemporary and simple.

Oafley Jones

.ak wrote: »

That's actually lovely. Nice hommage to the bands but still fairly contemporary and simple.

It's better than last season by a mile, but it's still rotten compared to their Cotton Trader gear.

CatFromHue

it's ****e

conf101

Thud wrote: »

Leisester lose their tiger stripes
http://www.canterbury.com/leicester-tigers-home-test-jersey-p18353

Now that is a nice jersey!!

davidpfitz

Thud wrote: »

Leisester lose their tiger stripes
http://www.canterbury.com/leicester-tigers-home-test-jersey-p18353

As it even says on the jersey itself, it's cat.

davidpfitz

.ak wrote: »

Don't get why they have to have silly sticky rubber bits on the chest on all their jerseys. Does it serve any sort of purpose? Other than I like it. I love plain jerseys.

Grip. Not much, but more is better than less.

case885

.ak wrote: »

Don't get why they have to have silly sticky rubber bits on the chest on all their jerseys. Does it serve any sort of purpose? Other than I like it. I love plain jerseys.

This shirt is the actual ones that will be worn by players. It is tight fitting and also includes a pouch on the back for a GPS system to track all the players moves. The shirt is also covered in grip panels so that the players won't lose the ball in contact.
On ebay.

LeeroyJones

Wouldn't surprise me if the next Leinster jersey is the same as the Leicester one in blue with white, gold and dark blue bands going around the middle

digzy

Teferi wrote: »

I like the 4 province shields.

Were you expecting the tricolour:pac::pac::pac:

awec

Thud wrote: »

Leisester lose their tiger stripes
http://www.canterbury.com/leicester-tigers-home-test-jersey-p18353

I love that.

.ak

davidpfitz wrote: »

Grip. Not much, but more is better than less.

Grip for what?

awec

.ak wrote: »

Grip for what?

Yea, I would have thought the only people who'd be gripping your shirt in that position would be the opposition and I'm not sure why you'd want to make it easier for them to get a hold of you.

Was part of the reason for the tight shirts that players now wear not to try and make it more difficult for players to be dragged down by their shirt?

.ak

Yeah. Unless it's grip for the ball being held by the chest, then that makes sense I guess...

ambid

.ak wrote: »

Yeah. Unless it's grip for the ball being held by the chest, then that makes sense I guess...

That's exactly what it's for. In football David James piloted similar initiative for goalkeepers where they had grips on the chest to help them hold the ball.

.ak

Ah, fair enough.

mfceiling

Thud wrote: »

Leisester lose their tiger stripes
http://www.canterbury.com/leicester-tigers-home-test-jersey-p18353

£90.99...:eek:

Tomtom364

mfceiling wrote: »

£90.99...:eek:

That's the test fit one. Supporters will be cheaper

case885

.ak wrote: »

Grip for what?

Tomtom364

http://www.lovell-rugby.co.uk/Rugby-Shirts/Rhino/Barbarians-Home-2013-Limited-Edition-Lions-S-or-S-Rugby-Shirt

This is in the post on the way to me. Always been after a baabaas Jersey. Its an absolute classic

Morf

Tomtom364 wrote: »

http://www.lovell-rugby.co.uk/Rugby-Shirts/Rhino/Barbarians-Home-2013-Limited-Edition-Lions-S-or-S-Rugby-Shirt

This is in the post on the way to me. Always been after a baabaas Jersey. Its an absolute classic

I got the players version from rugbystore today.

The Lions Authentic jersey is incredibly tight for the size too.

locum-motion

I picked up this beaut in Elvery's Dundalk a couple of weeks ago.

TheGoldenAges

Have to pick up the Lions supporters jersey soon, looks fairly decent

Morf

TheGoldenAges wrote: »

Have to pick up the Lions supporters jersey soon, looks fairly decent

The Lions test jersey is really really tight for the size. When they say go a size up, DO IT!

Tarjh

Munster back to Bank of Ireland as main sponsor for next season.

Seanbass

So these are the new Ireland jerseys then!

http://www.worldrugbyshop.com/743049-gr.html

http://www.worldrugbyshop.com/743065-wh.html

alot nicer than the last home effort anyway...

Depp

Seanbass wrote: »

So these are the new Ireland jerseys then!

http://www.worldrugbyshop.com/743049-gr.html

http://www.worldrugbyshop.com/743065-wh.html

alot nicer than the last home effort anyway...

yeah theyre fairly nice...got a players one on ebay a while ago advertised as a sample...paid a bit for it and was worried it was a fake...emerging ireland side are wearin em at the minute aswel i think...big improvement anyway...alternate is unreal

Hagz

I love the away one.