Interesting debate this one.

In the context of the club, does it represent the Trinity part or the Wakefield part?
I guess it depends on when it was first used. I think the club was the Holy Trinity Club when it was first formed in 1873, but when did it change and when did it use the fleurs-de-lys?.
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What is clear is that the mainly blue borough crest was replaced by a mainly black and amber one for the district in 1990. It says it's black (for coal) and gold, but it's quite clearly amber. Wonder why that is then?

***post edited. Cut out the insults, they will NOT be tolerated***

The best of bit merch I see around at games are the 1979 David Topliss shirts that I think dreadnought heritage website were selling. Maybe it was a charity thing a while ago? They are class.

Club should looking to replicate these. Just spent £40 on a GB shirt from Ellis Rugby which is more than I spent on myself in the club shop in the last two years though I did spend loads on kids stuff. People are happy to spend out for good quality clobber that they will wear on non-matchdays but when the Jekyll sportswear down the market is better quality then the tat in the Trinity shop then I'll not bother. Fully appreciate that the club had their hands tied with the Macron deal and it has been difficult to move on until that was sorted. Another great move forward I hope with the new range.

Hoping the ISC deal comes up with some great shirts and merchandise.

Badge looks promising. Embroidered, none of the screen printed crap.

I've got to say, this steady stream of decent looking clothes in the buildup is really tempting me. The polo shirts and hoodies look good and the new embroidered patch is spot on