Joined: Jun 03 2009 Posts: 791 Location: Warrington
Frosties. wrote:Much agreed, the clash is still there between the kits, imo Wire should be wearing their away kit, as it would be the only one that doesnt clash, however, Mr Money told the RFL that nobody at the club likes the Wire away shirt so they want to wear their home.
We won the toss so why should we wear away??? Up to Leeds to have a right kit.
Joined: Mar 01 2002 Posts: 10969 Location: Bradbados
RL13 wrote:It was a yellow (almost Castleford like) Kit with black shorts - Saints had that rather unsavoury inverted white Vee with black/dark red edges.
Here are some thumbnail only pictures. Searching for these things on google makes you wonder if anyone bothered capturing and archiving these events.
It was actually amber, which fair enough is sort of yellowy. I think Saints won the toss for shirts and obviously wanted to use their home kit, whilst both the Bulls kits clashed a bit with it. The home one was mainly white with some red on it whilst the away was predominantly red. I think they coped at KR for the league match but someone decided, probably correctly, that it would be better if they changed for the cup match.
I think the strip was auctioned off for charity after the game and was never put on sale to the public, hence the lack of pictures.
RL13 wrote:It was a yellow (almost Castleford like) Kit with black shorts - Saints had that rather unsavoury inverted white Vee with black/dark red edges.
Here are some thumbnail only pictures. Searching for these things on google makes you wonder if anyone bothered capturing and archiving these events.
It was actually amber, which fair enough is sort of yellowy. I think Saints won the toss for shirts and obviously wanted to use their home kit, whilst both the Bulls kits clashed a bit with it. The home one was mainly white with some red on it whilst the away was predominantly red. I think they coped at KR for the league match but someone decided, probably correctly, that it would be better if they changed for the cup match.
I think the strip was auctioned off for charity after the game and was never put on sale to the public, hence the lack of pictures.
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Wembley2009 wrote:We won the toss so why should we wear away??? Up to Leeds to have a right kit.
you won the toss to be the home team. If there is a kit clash the ref can make you change jerseys as far as i know. Also i think you are supposed to travell with both kits anyway. maybe im wrong?
I would have thought that Wire would have wanted to play in their away strip as it so much better than what can only be described as an amateurish attempt of a home strip. The shorts and shirts look a complete mis match
A week before the final I cant believe we are discussing a colour clash--it was obvious that this could happen before the semis took place and plans should have been put in place to sort it out.
Joined: Aug 02 2008 Posts: 2570 Location: Going straight
Dwayne Dibley wrote:Maybe Gary had a lot of Leeds away Kit to move in the shop? Makes good business sense
That might not be too far away from the truth!!!
They were selling like hotcakes last night and Gary and Kath had been up all night sewing commerative badges on them!!
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