Gaelic football can teach us a thing or two about shirts.... Just for an example how about this style but obviously in club colours. Whatever colour we chose to replace the blue, how about having a dark to light tint on it, i.e. dark at the bottom and lighter at he top almost like it is on this one.



No-one else does that!

I would favour a more traditional shirt in mainly white with a red and green vee, like we had last season. Alternatively something like what Souths wear would also be Ok. As long as it is a more mature and sensible design, that someone over the age of five would be comfortable wearing unlike this year's monstrosity.

...and a mainly green shirt with a red/white chevron for a second kit?

Sounds good to me, although I wouldn't complain if the away kit was a little OTT to be aimed at kids.



Not the home shirt though, that should appeal to as many people as possible.

Red and green hoops like the Souths jersey.



No cartoon cats please, apart from the badge.

I like the Warrington away strip, the fine white stripes between the red and green make it really stand out whilst still looking traditional.



We do need something for the kids as well though, whether thats a different style away strip, a "warm up" shirt or something different that freddie wears.

Mainly Green and Red please - not too much white.

I like that kit and Warrington's version of it



It's clear there are 2 good options that are clearly different.



Use one for the home kit and one for the away kit?

Not sure fans want tapered fit shirts next season.



Normal sizes are better.

Good point, that cut of shirt looks great if you're are finely tuned athlete.



Not so great on an 110kg rugby league fan.

See through is out of the question I suppose?

Not if it's a 3rd kit especially designed for women.