the one on the tight, obviouslyhttp://www.warringtonwolves.org/rl

I agree. But for Wire it's God-awful.

Reminds me too much of a South Sydney Rabbitohs kit.

I prefer our kits to have more white in them.

The best kit I can remember was the one with the red stripe across the shoulders with the yellow stars.

I think it was around 95 think.

EEEEEEEEErrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr no that was the worse one we have ever had.

Thats the only kit in the last 13 years i didn't buy.

I'll respect your opinion on that GW but in my opinion the worst was the one before that kit.

I think it was red with some nasty green triangles coming down from shoulders and white scratch marks on it.

I'd love to see us do some kind of retro kit along the lines of the England football shirt.

I'm fairly new to the Cougars in terms of being a regular supporter, but I had home and away versions of that crazy shirt with all the stars on it, and so did two of my kids! It was definitely distinctive...
...bring it back, I say!

Not sure who the "tight one" is but the shirt looks good. The thin white stripe seems to brighten the shirt and makes it look "sharper".

I suppose shirt designs will always appeal in different ways, I liked the shirt with the claw marks, but was 50/50 over the one with the stars. We have had some pretty inventive designs, some good some bad, but I do like the return to the traditional design.

I think the shirt we have at the moment is really good. Wasn't too sure about it at first, but it grew on me.

That's the best shirt we have had in years in my opinion. Maybe that is quite a retro look as we had a similar shirt decades ago?

That Warrington shirt just reminds me of the South Sydney Rabbitohs. I would rather we always had a shirt that looks different to everyone else if that makes sense? There's no other teams in our leagues who play in the same colours.

We had a fairly similar shirt to that before we had this shirt. I'm not ''anti-green and red hoops'' though as it may be an idea one year.

The one on the tight (sic)

I prefer the one in the centre (no reference to any particular centres intended, except this one, before the ladies in the backs form an orderly queue...)