The Rugby Kit Clash Thread
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@rapido said in The Rugby Kit Clash Thread:
As mentioned above, in 2020.Hurricanes faced a similar predicament when they played the Stormers in Cape Town
Yes, that is a Hurricanes away jersey in case you didn't know. Not a Blues away jersey.
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I don’t think you’ll get much argument from anyone
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@kiwiwomble said in The Rugby Kit Clash Thread:
I don’t think you’ll get much argument from anyone
Not for arguing.
Just a document of record - for the purposes of pointing and laughing at people so bad at their jobs.
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@rapido said in The Rugby Kit Clash Thread:
@rapido said in The Rugby Kit Clash Thread:
As mentioned above, in 2020.Hurricanes faced a similar predicament when they played the Stormers in Cape Town
Yes, that is a Hurricanes away jersey in case you didn't know. Not a Blues away jersey.
Jordies lack of pace being exposed again.
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@bovidae said in The Rugby Kit Clash Thread:
@rapido The worst colour clash in NZ has to be BOP vs Taranaki.
I was going to say, no, because they have known this for 100 years, so they always wear a proper alternative kit.
The very first match I attended live was the 1982 promotion-relegation match at Tauranga. IN this match the home team changed kit to the Tauranga sub-union jeresy. Still blue & gold, but not hoops.
But, but a quick search of google images shows me this recent match.
I wonder if this was a confusion of when we flipped from home team changes to away team changes? and each thought the other was wearing their change?
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From 2017. Here is an example of clashes that can happen when both team introduce fades into their designs,
Here. We have 2 teams who wear light blue. So home team in standard light blue kit are playing an away team in their change white kit (in theory).
But the light blue team have a white fade, and the white team have a light blue fade.
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@rapido said in The Rugby Kit Clash Thread:
@bovidae said in The Rugby Kit Clash Thread:
@rapido The worst colour clash in NZ has to be BOP vs Taranaki.
I was going to say, no, because they have known this for 100 years, so they always wear a proper alternative kit.
The very first match I attended live was the 1982 promotion-relegation match at Tauranga. IN this match the home team changed kit to the Tauranga sub-union jeresy. Still blue & gold, but not hoops.
But, but a quick search of google images shows me this recent match.
I wonder if this was a confusion of when we flipped from home team changes to away team changes? and each thought the other was wearing their change?TBH, that doesn't really look that bad. The blue and black stripes are in different places on the jersey and the shorts are different. I think they're the easiest to tell apart on this entire page.
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if theyre serious about these jerseys being about avoiding clashes, and they wont give highlanders fans what they want, a Maroon kit...then why dont we just stick number on these, at least it woud do the job and for a bright pink kit theyre pretty cool
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...NH probably could have done with a clash jersey
