I like it, great colours, good logo. Now for the hard work!
(ps do I get a consultants fee as I suggested teal and black like the Penrith PAnthers?)

Better pic of the kit

Did they not deliver the socks?

Like the colours. Like the badge. But the kit is dull as ditchwater. It's just a plain t-shirt. How are they meant to be identified by that?

Spent too much money on consultants and the "rebrand". I have to say I am completely underwhelmed by the whole thing. Hate the shirt, hate the logo almost feel like I hate the club!

Might have been better if the shirts were the other way round as I think the light blue shirt would be much more recognisable than the black. And as said on the Quins board, a stonking 'V' across the middle.

That's probably the idea, so people can wear it as a casual shirt with jeans, etc. Should boost sales and help spread the message.

I dont like the shirt but i like everything else including the colours. Id have liked to have seen more design rather than a tshirt

I'm pretty sure that sponsors logo's and names will appear on it...agree, in that current form it's not too special...but bit more colour with logos and it could be awesome.

It's all brilliant. Would have liked a V too though. Catalans style.

There's just not enough colour for you is there?

Just won't go with them trews will it mate

so...are you one of the thousands who stopped when we became Quins?
3596 as Quins RL....
3591 as Brincos.....
sorry
so...are you one of the 5 who stopped when we became Quins?

GLAD TO BE OF ASSISTANCE

IMO the first thing they need to do is get away from the Stoop, not be in negotations for another 3 years!! You cant expect semi interested Londoners to travel best part of an hour from central London to home games. I think they should be looking at locating somewhere as central as possible (Loftus Rd?) with all games played Saturday afternoon/teatime. This would help encourage the weekend trips.

Also, with it being central, I reckon you have have got greater chance of attracting any Aussie/NZ backpackers/ex pats that might be RL fans. I wouldnt travel for an hour to watch a team I have no affinity with, but I might go if it was 10 minutes away.

This should be good....

25 minutes from Waterloo.....

Cental? .......do you think a tube map is a map of London




standing toe to toe with soccer...




...ah...it's about what YOU want....



...wrong, but carry on...



bar staff......we dont need then but thanks anyway





spoken like a true RL "fan".

agreed. Get a red chevron on that home shirt, fulham style, and I would get one.

This has got to be one of the daftest posts on the Quins/Broncos yet. The Stoop is a very place to watch RL and is easily accessible from most parts of London without much fuss. For the journey to take "the best part of an hour" you would have to be located outside Central London even from Canary Wharf it is noticeably less than hour. You are then suggesting Loftus Road it actually takes longer to get to Loftus Road from the majority of transit points in Central London, this is before you take into count it is a vastly inferior ground and location to Loftus Road.

So your strategy is to attract antipodeans and backpackers. Most antipodeans share little interest attending RL matches they are more interested in going to football matches and those that do have a strong interest in RL have little desire to go to a SL game. What does get them out is internationals in London. As for backpackers, are you serious about this? Quins have tried to target the local community rather than people who will be around for a few days/weeks, I wonder which is the better strategy!

Not sure Quins/Broncos should be setting their kick off times to suit people with no affiliation with the club at the expense of potential local and their existing fanbase.

Do all Hull fans travel from the centre of Hull?

And the good thing is that the Evening standard even covered the rebrand story with picture in last nights rag.

"rugby league on your doorstep" Funny how we've not seen any advertisements like that for the past five years.

Disagree with people saying stick a chevron on the kit. Surely we want our own unique design, not to look like everybody else. Can't help but think that looks like an Australian kit, ala Cronulla.

As mentioned by someone on your forum, it looks like a P.E kit.

Maybe it is the training tops rather than the actual shirts? Something like the Pantehrs away kit would have been good:


as said with sponsors, SL logo etc on it it will no doubt look better. the home shirt is the same as the PAnthers and it looks a lot bette with signage:



seems like London ha sfinally employes someone with a marketing qual.!

Five years

More like 16 years.
there are 10 of those cabs with that Livery for the next 6 months......anyone attending the double header will also see more "activity"...looks like the penny has finally dropped.