The club may as well have just set up a Spreadshirt account.



This is a top flight professional Rugby League club, they can't even manage the bare minimum. Setting up an online store is not a cause for celebration.

the RFL do due dilligence on owners of clubs......they should also do some background searches into the people tasked with presenting a professional image for TGG....especially in so called expansion areas.

The club is being made to look like a ing laughing stock by a management that don't have a ing clue what they are doing.

A laughing stock would be stock. We? we are nothing.

Back to advertising , well excuse me for buying a "replica" shirt, so in theory i should be getting a shirt that replicates what the players are wearing

and with the assurance club would take shirts back and finish them off, so one would expect them to do what they promised.



Personally speaking whatever the sponsor is, it helps feel the dark void in the centre of shirt.

surprised MKK haven't kicked on from their debut season in RL to secure other Rugby contracts......surely there's a rich vein of potential clients to be mined there with their excellent quality garments or is it just that they don't know any old cricket mates running other clubs? I wonder if Gus will still want to wear his Broncos shirt down the pub now it's got a large yellow rectangle across the chest and on the sleeve?



Meanwhile, South Wales scorpions are flogging their 2013 KOOGA made shirts for 10 quid cheaper than the Broncos.

Blimey, you really have been suckered by advertising.



Wonder how sports club fans coped with the "void in the centre of the shirt" for the century or so prior to blandishments for "Mecca Bingo" & the like.



Or perhaps ... err ... it wasn't even an issue.

"Dark voids" are a fashion no-no don'tcha know.



Gok Wan would lynch Gus for being seen out sans yellow rectangle.

Great name for a band 'Gus Mac and The Dark Voids' !

2014 European tour kicks off in February at the Gillingham Hippodrome.

With the slogan: When you look into an abyss, the abyss also looks into you



(apologies to Nietzsche)

Enough about the dark void in the centre of the shirts already.