Not the majority, but as some have said on here, they do like it and I'm sure others will too.

You'll struggle to beat the 2002-2003 Miller one we had with the hoops IMO.

That should be the basis for any of our kits IMO. A blue or primrose background with blue or primrose hoops.

well,i had heard last year (and weirdly despite the club having more leaks than the titanic, its not been mentioned on here) apparently we had Under Armour lined up as a kit supplier for this year, which fell through very late on, and we went back to ISC who pulled something together at the last minute, which might explain the late(ish) delivery to the store.

It might also explain why these are clearly 2011 away with the yellow chevron removed, and the 2016 home with the white band removed.

For the list of good actions that the club have done in the off season, i think this is now a black mark.

Though, not surprisingly, you've got weapons on facebook saying that they love both kits. I don't remember being that blindly loyal to the club.

on the Warrington Worldwide website the models are the four who are in Aussie land playing for England, is it photo shop genius or were the kits ready a while back?

It's a kit. Who gives a flying fudge. It's not bad, just boring. Over the top reaction to everything on here.

ISC are an Aussie company, so probably easier to get the initial batches over to them to do the photoshoot - plus good PR to have our England boys promoting the kit so two birds one stone

Small group of fans discuss kit in thread about discussing the kit shocker.

Discuss the kit all you like. But the descriptions of said kit are frankly akin to children throwing a paddy over the wrong flavour of ice cream. "Garbage" "Worst EVER" etc. It's juvenile.

Well I'm glad you've not in charge of marketing or income at the club, as it's ones of the main lines of revenue, which is why a lot of ppl in recent weeks were peeved as it didn't seem to be available in time for ppl Xmas shopping.

Now it's out, And it's not been well received. It's lost income. On top of I would imagine lower membership numbers following last year.

When I walked out of Pirates of the Caribbean 5 and proclaimed it was the worst one yet, my wife didn't berate me and say I was overreacting and being juvenile. Because I wasn't. It was a straightforward opinion I was giving on a relevant topic.

If people on here had said "This kit is so bad I'm buying one just to burn it in the street, along with my season ticket, because I refuse to watch them this year as long as they're wearing that kit" I'd agree with you that people are being juvenile and overreacting.

Totally agree, if i'm being expected to pay £48 for the latest replica shirt, i would like to see a bit of thought going into it for gods sake. If because of this lack of thought i choose not to buy then my club looses out on income.
Some of the ideas posted on here were really nice, why can the club marketing team not do the same.

Paul