Canterbury or Kukri could offer a superb alternative.



And if a big player wanted to step in, Puma could broaden their portfolio.

I take it you are joking



Have you not heard the trouble Sheffield had and have you never seen a Kukri shirt?



Canterbury and Puma are by far the two best suppliers who may be interested in bidding for Hull FC but dont rule out Steeden who were only denied Harlequins this year because of a board member taking it upon himself to do another deal even though they had agreed a deal. An upcoming brand with an already massive foothold in World Rugby League because of the Balls and equipment deals they have.



If I was a Hull fan I would be seriously hoping Puma want the gig, their training wear is simple but always well fitting and polite on the nipple.

Sorry just found that funny!

Kukri dont seem to have a problem supplyig most other teams and other sports!



Just because of one bad example in Sheffield doesnt mean the whole company is wrong.

as long as we don't get a black and white shirt with a cape

Wouldn't really be happy with Kukri, they seem more of a NL quality company! Canterbury or Puma for me!

Although Pumas shirts are usually pretty plain. Although I would expect them to come out with something nice for our design.

Apparently it's meant to be really nice when seen in real life!

I only gave you one example mate, how many do you want?



They are terrible, worse than Kooga, a hundred times worse.



They are also devious.



Yeah they have a few Rugby Union contracts that they are hanging onto by the skin of their teeth but so do Kooga, would you want them after seeing how they operate?



I dont think they could afford a Super League club but if they can I certainly dont think a Super League club would be stupid enough to use them.

Would love to see Puma supply Hull Shirts, the spurs stuff they do is really good quality and the Saints gear looks good as well apart from the Green away kit.

I think I have invented something new I can put in our catalogue!!



Get in!!!

Spot on. One companies misery is another companies gain!