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2013/2014 Rugby Jerseys thread

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    #632
    Artful_Badger
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    I like the South Africa jersey. The English one looks like a Christmas jumper.


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    #633
    Morf
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    Artful_Badger wrote: »
    I like the South Africa jersey. The English one looks like a Christmas jumper.

    It's not bad by any means just that the Wallaby one is nicer. The change of shade and more traditional older CCC jersey colour scheme to it.


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    #634
    Rigor Mortis
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    o'neills have signed up to do the new London Irish kit


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    #635
    Hagz
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    Rigor Mortis wrote: »
    o'neills have signed up to do the new London Irish kit

    I feel like there's some IRFU spies who have infiltrated London Irish and are slowly turning it into a 5th province.

    I love it.


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    #636
    Hagz
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    Rigor Mortis wrote: »
    o'neills have signed up to do the new London Irish kit

    london-Irish-n.jpg


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    #637
    .ak
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    Ew.


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    #638
    P_1
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    Didn't realise LI were leaving the Premiership and joining in the Giro


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    #639
    Eoin
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    About the only good thing is that they finally don't have as many sponsor logos as an F1 car. But that's about it.


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    #640
    awec
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    Horrific, like most O'Neills jerseys.


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    #641
    Hagz
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    I think it'll probably look alright on the players.


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    #642
    errlloyd
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    One colour is good, shades look all right. But the material and the fit look terrible.


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    #643
    .ak
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    I absolutely detest when sponsors insist their logo have a backdrop. It's rotten looking.


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    #644
    Theta
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    Hagz wrote: »
    london-Irish-n.jpg

    Id say these are training jerseys by the looks of it maybe?


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    #645
    .ak
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    The pink one is, the rest look like playing jerseys.


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    #646
    .ak
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    I like the collars on them, and maybe they fit nice, but it stops there really.


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    #647
    Theta
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    .ak wrote: »
    I like the collars on them, and maybe they fit nice, but it stops there really.

    Pink one is a ladies jersey id say (v-neck) turns out they are the actual jerseys. I dont think they will hold up to a game?


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    #648
    Larbre34
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    Yuck. Went for minimalism, ended up boring, just like the current Tigers kit.

    The new Irish owners must be really going native with the O'Neills gear. Surprised the shirt sponsors arent Avonmore and Supermacs.


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    #649
    salmocab
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    I like the green one think it will look good on the pitch


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    #650
    awec
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    The shiny material looks terrible and cheap.


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    #651
    Hagz
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    The current Leicester Tigers kit is the nicest kit hands down. I can't think of any kit that comes close. Maybe Munster.


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    #652
    .ak
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    Hagz wrote: »
    The current Leicester Tigers kit is the nicest kit hands down. I can't think of any kit that comes close. Maybe Munster.

    I love their HEC kit. Montpellier also usually have great jerseys. I'm probably biased but I love leinster's HEC kit the most.


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    #653
    errlloyd
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    .ak wrote: »
    I love their HEC kit. Montpellier also usually have great jerseys. I'm probably biased but I love leinster's HEC kit the most.

    Stade Francais black Jersey with the pink flower is my favourite one around at the moment.

    maillot-stade-francais-exterieur-2012-2013.jpg


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    #654
    mogwai81
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    .ak wrote: »
    I love their HEC kit. Montpellier also usually have great jerseys. I'm probably biased but I love leinster's HEC kit the most.

    How long will leinster be wearing there current kit for?


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    #655
    .ak
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    mogwai81 wrote: »
    How long will leinster be wearing there current kit for?

    HEC is finished this season. The league strip has another season.


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    #656
    awec
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    I think Ulster and Connacht are due new jerseys next season.


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    #657
    sweetthing
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    errlloyd wrote: »
    Stade Francais black Jersey with the pink flower is my favourite one around at the moment.

    maillot-stade-francais-exterieur-2012-2013.jpg

    Now that is beautiful. Far too beautiful to be a rugby jersey actually. I actually hate the modern wave of 'stylish' rugby jerseys,it's gotten to the ridiculous point of most clubs trying to outdo each other with garish designs. I don't mind SF doing it as it's their thing, and as far as i know they pioneered this **** habit, but ffs with about half a dozen euro clubs sporting a pink kit lately, it's become a tad overdone.

    If munster brought out a pink jersey id be tempted to stop supporting them until it was rescinded


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    #658
    Deano7788
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    sweetthing wrote: »
    Now that is beautiful. Far too beautiful to be a rugby jersey actually. I actually hate the modern wave of 'stylish' rugby jerseys,it's gotten to the ridiculous point of most clubs trying to outdo each other with garish designs. I don't mind SF doing it as it's their thing, and as far as i know they pioneered this **** habit, but ffs with about half a dozen euro clubs sporting a pink kit lately, it's become a tad overdone.

    If munster brought out a pink jersey id be tempted to stop supporting them until it was rescinded

    In fairness, most of the pink jerseys are for breast cancer and are an alternative strip. I have no problem with them personally.


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    #659
    sweetthing
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    Deano7788 wrote: »
    In fairness, most of the pink jerseys are for breast cancer and are an alternative strip. I have no problem with them personally.

    Are you sure about that? Think Nottingham wore a pink strip as a once-off to raise money, but Exeter, Cardiff etc had pink as their designated 2nd kit


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    #660
    Deano7788
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    sweetthing wrote: »
    Are you sure about that? Think Nottingham wore a pink strip as a once-off to raise money, but Exeter, Cardiff etc had pink as their designated 2nd kit

    I know Cardiff definitely was originally. I'd say it still is. They support Cancer Research Wales and had it on the jerseys. A good few others have done it as well. I remember Newcastle for one.


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    #661
    Deano7788
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    sweetthing wrote: »
    Are you sure about that? Think Nottingham wore a pink strip as a once-off to raise money, but Exeter, Cardiff etc had pink as their designated 2nd kit

    I know Cardiff definitely was originally. I'd say it still is. They support Cancer Research Wales and had it on the jerseys. A good few others have done it as well. I remember Newcastle for one.


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