Guess it does, thanks. Although that is of no interest to me and really wasn't the point of it, You want a white shirt with a red band and thats the be all and end all for you, not willing to budge and fair play. I'm not to fussed about going retro and having a traditional shirt as it's not something i'll lose any sleep over, However i can tell you thats exactly what we are going to get with a nice light and dark blue away jersey

Actually no it isn't. I bought the away strip last season. Decent enough design and let's face it, the home strip was a howler. So no, I don't completely dismiss buying the strip because it isn't a white shirt with a red band. I simply stated that was my preference, at which point you got on your high horse.

This is fun

I always had phillip down as a superior fan.

No I stated that if you are happy to shell out 45 quid for a similar shirt season on season with only minor changed then so be it, If thats getting on my high horse then it didn't take you long to join me

This is turning into a right domestic u only need pmh to join in and were sorted ha ha

Well, unfortunately we'll never know which of us is right.

I personally think a variation on the traditional style and colours will sell as long as it's well done. Some haven't been I'll concede.

But I could be wrong and slapping a Rovers badge on some pseudo Peru strip might just be marketing gold.

It would be quite boring if we agreed on everything. At least we both agree on which team to support

Correctamundo!

It'll be rubbish whatever it looks like, made of horrid material that makes you sweat to high heaven and will go a bit pink if you even contemplate washing it without one of those colour fast sheets.



It will also have been designed for people who are either a) Eighteen foot wide dwarves or b) Fourteen foot tall bean poles.

And you can be sure they wont have considered Geese when they designed it.

In a way we do - the 1986 Hanson White shirt would have looked awesome forever: