It’s safe to say that many Scarlets fans weren’t so much awaiting the reveal of this season’s new away shirt with baited breath as with a degree of apprehension. After all, the last two seasons have given us change jerseys that were weird mirror images of tequila sunrise awfulness, so the thought of just what multicolored dreadfulness they’d have inflicted upon them must have caused a few sleepless nights…Read More »
Since they signed Ireland back up in 2014, Canterbury have taken a much more proactive approach to Ireland’s rarely used alternate jersey than Puma ever did. The results have been a bit of a mixed bag, however – so after playing it safe for two years they’ve decided to mix things up a bit, and the results are certainly out of the ordinary.Read More »
While Southland have struggled off the field since the end of their long string of Ranfury Shield defences in 2010, and the subsequent financial strife that led to the Stags being relegated to the NPC Championship in 2011. One thing they have been leading the way in, however, is bold jerseys, and this year is no exception.Read More »
Though the days of Manawatu being a powerhouse in the world of New Zealand provincial rugby are long past, the union is still a significant force in the Mitre 10 Cup, as they demonstrated by stunning table-toppers Canterbury last week. One thing that’s never less than stunning, however, is the Turbos’ jersey… Read More »
In recent years, New Zealand’s National Provincial Championship (formerly known as the ITM Cup, now the Mitre 10 Cup) has been pretty damn fruitful for Canterbury, and the reigning champions go into this season wearing a jersey once again supplied by Aussie manufacturer, BLK. Read More »
Things have gone a little bit wrong for Toulon in the last 12 months. After their remarkable run of three European titles and a Top 14 title between 2013 and 2015, they finished last season trophyless, and have started 2016/17 in calamitous style. It’s a turn of events that has left Toulon owner/unconvincing Bond villain Mourad Boudjellal none too pleased – but at least he’s got the club’s new jerseys to cheer him up…Read More »
It’s hard to believe that it’s been just over a decade now since Munster won their first ever Heineken Cup, and while they aren’t the powerhouse they were 10 years ago, the province still places a great amount of significance on European competition. Read More »
