Its grown on me over the day, but I hate the sponsors logos and feel they detract from what should be a really nice original shirt.

I might get one for the kids, but its not for me.

Shame it will probably Lee's last offering in terms of retail shirts.

Radders said that its smart so I like it...... lol

Just a thought, the pic on the webs site does have "artists impression" beside it, so I'd assume the sponsers/logos etc will be perhaps placed a little better on the final product.

Not for me. Are we also liley to have one for the charity weekend? 4 shirts a year is overkill for me

Hope it sells well. Think it's a love it or hate it shirt with no middle ground. Won't be buying one myself.

Utter pile of tripe

I think it's to do with the clubs fishing links mate, when the trawler men came home from sea, blew all their pay in pub and were sick down themselves!

I like it. Think I might treat myself and buy one.

Deary me. Clearly there are people with more money than sense - or style for that matter. Lets face it, if it didn't have the Hull badge on it, people wouldn't look at it twice, never mind wearing it in public.
I've got an idea for next year's shirt though - how about one with a ruddy great shark on it.

the design on the shirt represents the boulevard and the kc stadium, a lot of history in this shirt. not the most appealing to the eye, but deffo worth getting for the history alone.

As a fan of RL, RU and football shirts in general I don't really think much to it, but it's a nice concept, and something different. Agree though three or four shirts a season is surely getting a bit excessive, especially for parents on tight budgets but with kids wanting them all.
Whatever happened to the Heritage idea for all the clubs? Disagree with Magic personally, but that sounded an excellent idea. If I was the Hull retail manager I'd certainly get a cotton retro shirt out next year for the anniversary, every time you guys bring one out supplies seem to sell out, and as an objective fan that 82 v-neck shirt is still one of the best shirts either club has ever had.
Re the sharks comment, have to say when you look back now those two first Sharks shirts from Hull's promotion season were brilliant for their time IMO, and I'd certainly be hunting eBay for one if I was a Hull fan.
Speaking of eBay, picked up a 2001 Rovers shirt for £4 lately, can't be bothered keeping up with the current shirts these days and prefer some of the older ones anyway.
FTR I think a kit change every season takes the p**s too, but money talks I guess.

Go careful mate.. sensible Rovers fan on this board is unheard of. Good post and totally agree with the 82 shirt comments

Lol, to be fair Billy I'll admit I was a bit of a d**k on here (and I apologise) like others years ago but am well and truly past that now, get far more from a decent discussion. And I'm also a real enthusiast when it comes to RL / RU / football shirts so could ntalk about them all day.

I think we forget at times that despite good crowds for RL we do lose a lot through the gate as we don't own the stadium or get anything (as far as I know from catering). So the club have to make up that shortfall where they can. The natural place for that is in the merchandise we see.
Yes we have three shirts this year so far. I don't count testimonials although we are in a rich vein of those at the moment. But retail keeps moving and HFC as a business is no different. High street stores have a new range each season, we should and are following. The stuff clearly gets sold otherwise we wouldn't see the results we have seen over the past decade.
I have 4 kids they like the shirts, I like replica shirts but there are only so many they can have each year. That said if you are sensible you can always pick up a bargain or two during the sales the club have. I rarely buy at the full asking price.
I think the loss of Lee to Leeds may well be a mistake. Not as much as losing Briscoe but potentially from a finances view point big. But it might mean we only get two shirts a year and only a few t shirts / polo shirts / training ranges etc which will appease those who don't like seasonal ranges.
Bottom line is £3m cash through the business per year from a fan base of 20000 that's bloody amazing.