A white kit with a red vee, that way if we are still poop we can at least pretend we're watching Saints get beat.

I'd personally like to commit to yellow first and blue second for the shirt, with blue shorts and socks.

I think the Hull KR away kit from this season is a perfect example of it working.

Imagine that kit but with our 2015 away shirt instead. I think it would be a decent look.

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Oy! Stealing my material without crediting me? Very disappointed!

What is this "yellow" of which you speak?

It’s interesting that the actual colour of Primrose flowers isn’t really reflected on the shirt designs. Was it the 1995 centenary shirt that got the closest?

I could with that for Primrose eW something softer in tone than some acid yellows or warmer ones tending towards amber. Although has often been said previously, a lot depends on how much and how it used.

The reason I did call it primrose is mainly due to the fact that we never actually use primrose and if we did, it would look awful.

Not quite sure it's a "fact"

It's all about opinions for sure and mine would be to embrace the Primrose, it's how we are universally known by firstly finding and agreeing on the right/best one as there is quite a range in nature and paint pots then sticking with it as a signature. colour.

Unless we are rebranding like Castleford's disappointing (IMO) recent use of dayglo Orange, I'd then weave that Primrose with Blue and or Blue and White to the best effect in pattern and quantity of each component, you know like a design process.

I would have thought we'd be hearing whispers about the design of the new kit by now. Unfortunately (for me anyway) I don't think it will be a radical shift away from the mostly blue design. I think we really could have done with something that psychologically for the players would represent a completely different feel to 2023. Fresh start and all that. I guess we'll see.

That's the closest to primrose that seems to be available. It seems there is after all a less ominous Hoover logo in use, it's just that we chose the big red 1950's one.

Obviously they are soccer shirts and were thrown together in 2 minutes, but you get the idea. I'll have a longer play with it tomorrow and see if I can get a design that looks okay and satisfies most of the preferences on here.

Just end the primrose/yellow debate by wearing red and green (our most popular colours based on how fast the retro released last season sold out), or red and black (our original colours) as our home kits.

The away kits in those colours have all been miles better than any home kit we've ever had.

That would be some shift from tradition… that’s a shift of Leigh proportions.

Andy Gregory always looked to be playing with a plate full of sorsigs.

And we would have to change the seats in the stadium and repaint it. The latter would not be a bad thing.