I liked the quartered shirts of red, blue and yellow. They're the first shirts I remember the Broncos playing in so it could well just be for that reason that I liked them.



I wasn't too keen on the Wembley kit but I understand the nostalgia behind it and I imagine a replica of that one, or a modern day effort used as an away kit, would sell quite well.



The Fulham kit has always been declared as one of the best, why this hasn't been recreated, I don't know.



The shirts the club had (I think it was sponsored by Streetwise Sports) in their final years at Brentford was also one I liked.

I really like the colours we have now, their not lairy and look good with casual wear unlike yellow, blue and red.

Didnt like the MKK home shirt i bought quality wise but the other stuff has been very good, impressed, just a shame it took them so long to re stock us. Also the sizing is erratic unless im suddenly dropping weight, i havnt worn size M shorts since the 80's!

I'd stick with the colours but tweak the shirts with a chevron.

Hopefully only in bed with the lights off

Like the colours now. However the home and away shirts are not good quality. Seen several with white bits coming through, including mine.

nah she lets me wear them around the house, its the leather lederhosen she takes issue with.

When we wear the home colours which are dark we tend to blend in with the crowd and get lost. I wouldn't be surprised if this is the reason for some poor passing to the wing sometimes where the ball is passed to the dark shapes alongside them.



I much prefer a bright colour like the 4 squares away strip a couple of seasons back.

This sounds like the Fergie excuse when MUFC lost at Soton when wearing grey!

The way our players have been throwing the ball around for 2 seasons they clearly have some vision problems which need addressing.

Now it has a sponsor I really like the home shirt, the away isn't to my taste but the home is top notch.

the quality of the shirt is crap i also have white bits coming through if i brought a shirt at say m and s and it went like that i would take it back and got my money back or get another shirt so why dont we

Let's face it, the CEO employed a media and comms person from cricket to a Marketing role, got the commercial manager from cricket and the clubs gear from...er......a manufacturer ho has a core business making kit for......er......cricket.



There's common theme here....can anyone see what it is?



London Broncos RL & Cricket Club we ain't.......but in Gus's defence, the team were playing terribly this year

IIRC there was a desire to pick a colour scheme that isn't used by many other teams. The black and teal took a bit of getting used to, but it does give the club the potential for lots of designs in future. A chevron design is something I'm looking forward to.