Doesn't the Hull KR shirt have a hoop that goes all the way around?

Not sure, that's the reasoning being used on the Wakefield board so not sure.

Quote: ry21 "Not sure, that's the reasoning being used on the Wakefield board so not sure.'" I've just checked and it does have a hoop all the way around hullkr.co.uk/home-kit-for-2012-unveiled-713

Quote: ry21 "Not sure, that's the reasoning being used on the Wakefield board so not sure.'" I've just checked and it does have a hoop all the way around hullkr.co.uk/home-kit-for-2012-unveiled-713

Decent? He's been consistently the best 13 in SL for some time now.

Think the Leeds fans would argue that point

They can argue all they want, Sinfield has played consistently in a team that has won grand final after grand final, for the majoirty of O Loughlin's time as Wigan captain he was in a pretty average side. Lets put it this way, if O Loughlin wouldnt have been injured who do you think would have started at Loose Forward in the 4 nations??

O'Loughlin didn't play and Sinfield played at 6, that's more numbskull banana though.

Considering Sinfield was playing Stand off, i doubt it would have been him.

There is a reason Sinfield has played so long and so consistently for Leeds and there is a reason why Leeds have won grand final after grand final, it might be because some of their players are a bit good.

to stop thread drift i posed the question on the 'who is better' thread on the wigan site.

Quite like the Wakey kits. Personally prefer when a side goes one traditional and one maybe a bit different so a bit like Wigan have done for example but they are two smart looking kits. Collar looks a bit odd on home but then that changes in my mind pic to pic away one is smart. Sometimes you could say looks a bit plain but reckon just about rite

I like that Fev kit too actually. Bit different but not too much

Many coaches have stated Lockers is one of the best players in the league, including Tony Smith. I am certain that when teams play against us they pick out Lockers as one to stop. So much of our attacking play originally comes from him and his organising. Not to mention the incredible passes he puts out on a regular basis.

In effect that's true although a touch pedantic. The white kit appeared Intermittently from after WW2. Likewise the band and the V have both appeared on Trinity kits since the start. The V as late as 1963 before coming back in the 2000's. Last years kit was the closest match to the oldest known Trinity kit that is true. I'd also ay that taking away the war years it's as near as damn it 50/50 now.

However I think it's fair to say most clubs have a style of kit they are most recognised for. In Wigans case it was stripes from the start, for clubs like ourselves and say Cas the situation has been more fluid.

That said you would have to be a total pedant not to accept that to the vast majority of Trinity/RL fans the white shirt with blue and red band is the classic strip.

If it helps I reckon they are both average.