Joined: Mon Oct 11, 2010 11:17 pm Posts: 366 Location: Prestwich, Manchester
Now that "The Big One 4" has been announced is this most likely to be the round we'll release a charity shirt? All other ISC teams excluding Catalans who had a CC special shirt have released theirs. I know we've already had 3 shirts but so had Leeds (Burrows testimonial) and have just released theirs this week so I'd assume we'll have one too. Would you prefer us to go down the Leeds and Saints route of just changing the colours of one of the kits we already have, Saints have a red shirt with white "V" and Leeds have changed their away kit to green and grey. Or the Hull FC and Wire who brought completely different designs to their charity shirts.
exiled Warrior wrote:
Denis Betts was an outstanding player (I don't get how anyone could think otherwise unless they only saw him later in his career when he had slowed down a bit) - similar to Joel Tomkins but better, fast and strong and hard.
moonlight flit wrote:
Betts was World class as a second rower. He had speed and strength to burn. It's no coincidence that he was around when we won the 8. He won the Lance Todd and Man of steel for Gods sake ! I'm hard pushed to name an Ozzie that would have been better.
Last Son of Wigan wrote:
Similar to Hoffman but better. All round complete SR forward. Anyone who says otherwise couldn't have possibly seen him play.
gerr'emonside wrote:
Denis Betts was possibly the most complete second rower I have ever seen! Never hit the heights as much in his second stint but was still probably the best SR in super league when he came back frrom Auckland
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JCWWRL wrote:
Now that "The Big One 4" has been announced is this most likely to be the round we'll release a charity shirt? All other ISC teams excluding Catalans who had a CC special shirt have released theirs. I know we've already had 3 shirts but so had Leeds (Burrows testimonial) and have just released theirs this week so I'd assume we'll have one too. Would you prefer us to go down the Leeds and Saints route of just changing the colours of one of the kits we already have, Saints have a red shirt with white "V" and Leeds have changed their away kit to green and grey. Or the Hull FC and Wire who brought completely different designs to their charity shirts.
As far as I know, we wont be having a charity shirt for this game (Big One 4).
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Joined: Mon Oct 11, 2010 11:17 pm Posts: 366 Location: Prestwich, Manchester
Conroy wrote:
didnt we play in a charity shirt at the start of the season?
no thats was lockers testimonial shirt. But leeds and to a certain point wire have also had home away and testimonial shorts this season (burrows and wire sold morleys)
exiled Warrior wrote:
Denis Betts was an outstanding player (I don't get how anyone could think otherwise unless they only saw him later in his career when he had slowed down a bit) - similar to Joel Tomkins but better, fast and strong and hard.
moonlight flit wrote:
Betts was World class as a second rower. He had speed and strength to burn. It's no coincidence that he was around when we won the 8. He won the Lance Todd and Man of steel for Gods sake ! I'm hard pushed to name an Ozzie that would have been better.
Last Son of Wigan wrote:
Similar to Hoffman but better. All round complete SR forward. Anyone who says otherwise couldn't have possibly seen him play.
gerr'emonside wrote:
Denis Betts was possibly the most complete second rower I have ever seen! Never hit the heights as much in his second stint but was still probably the best SR in super league when he came back frrom Auckland
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JCWWRL wrote:
no thats was lockers testimonial shirt. But leeds and to a certain point wire have also had home away and testimonial shorts this season (burrows and wire sold morleys)
Did the money go to charity?
How many shirts do you want us to have in a season?
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Im not asking for one im just assumin we'd have one as every other ISC team has! Wire had the multi coloured one, Saints had home colours reversed, Leeds will have away in green and grey and Hull FC had a camo shirt which I'm not sure they've worn yet. So far I think only Wire have played in it but all others have been announced. Also the O'Loughlin shirt wasnt made to the same standard as the home and away shirts. Also as we announced Joining Jack as our club charity a few week ago I assumed we'll be having them as our chosen charity if we do released one.
exiled Warrior wrote:
Denis Betts was an outstanding player (I don't get how anyone could think otherwise unless they only saw him later in his career when he had slowed down a bit) - similar to Joel Tomkins but better, fast and strong and hard.
moonlight flit wrote:
Betts was World class as a second rower. He had speed and strength to burn. It's no coincidence that he was around when we won the 8. He won the Lance Todd and Man of steel for Gods sake ! I'm hard pushed to name an Ozzie that would have been better.
Last Son of Wigan wrote:
Similar to Hoffman but better. All round complete SR forward. Anyone who says otherwise couldn't have possibly seen him play.
gerr'emonside wrote:
Denis Betts was possibly the most complete second rower I have ever seen! Never hit the heights as much in his second stint but was still probably the best SR in super league when he came back frrom Auckland
If we do come out with a charity shirt, I'd hope that more than the frankly insulting 5% Leeds are donating goes to charity, they just seem to be using it as an excuse to raise more funds to sign has-beens.
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JCWWRL wrote:
Im not asking for one im just assumin we'd have one as every other ISC team has! Wire had the multi coloured one, Saints had home colours reversed, Leeds will have away in green and grey and Hull FC had a camo shirt which I'm not sure they've worn yet. So far I think only Wire have played in it but all others have been announced. Also the O'Loughlin shirt wasnt made to the same standard as the home and away shirts. Also as we announced Joining Jack as our club charity a few week ago I assumed we'll be having them as our chosen charity if we do released one.
I wasnt being funny btw even if it looked that way, I just dont think now is the time to release one when we've had 3 already.
Personally I would design a corker of a shirt to be worn at the first home game of 2013 when we would do a massive Joining Jack campaign ala the armed forces thing.
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CM Punk wrote:
If we do come out with a charity shirt, I'd hope that more than the frankly insulting 5% Leeds are donating goes to charity, they just seem to be using it as an excuse to raise more funds to sign has-beens.
IIRC I don't think we donated much more than that from our Pink top a few years ago ,
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wire have had alot of shirts this season we had the usual home and away then we had the australia tour shirt, morleys testimonial shirt and the 2 charity tops
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