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Wallabies have some form of tradition of white jerseys going back to the transition from green to gold (1956) and earlier. I also suspect they mandate its a lighter alternative.

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To be fair australia's heraldic colours are blue and gold. Green came about because of the blue fading, similar to the dutch flag being blue white and orange and fading to red.

It's not difficult to sew in a fake collar though. The All Blacks have maintained a fake collar for a while now. The "priest" style sewn in collar with no actual space appeases people but minimises the grabbing space.

I have both of those jerseys....looks nothing like them! Also have to admit that the jersey doesn't look as bad as the sales photo. But it is interesting that the comments on the wallabies launch are fairly limited to "its goooood GO WALLABIES WALLABIES GO" Whats good to see is cotton and...

Maillot actually just means shirt. The company was en mode rugby

....theres nothing wrong with marketing and design consultants.....just need to get the right ones....;)

http://www.enmoderugby.com/home/788-maillot-rugby-home-australie-rwc-2015-asics.html

the shade of green is actually what I dislike most about this jersey, the classic jersey from my childhood is the Canterbury 1999 rugby world cup design with that almost emerald green (which you can almost see reflected in the shade used by G&GR). These days most of the producers are tending to...

it will go up in history as the second worst jersey behind the reebok one of the 90's How many times do I have to tell these manufacturers to hire me to design their jerseys?

god help us, Why do they do this to us?

I've also heard that after this year there will be drastic changes. For one thing some clubs can't uphold the standard of NRC and on the other hand there are interested parties looking to invest in teams. There's also the success of the super rugby team supported teams v the unsupported ones...

well atleast the good news is that UAE doesn't have league there anymore... ... ...

that seems to confirm the rumours that the rays will play at the local ovals this season.

one step closer to that name coming up with Japan Rugby opening up the name to the public http://www.sanzarrugby.com/superrugby/news/japan-asks-fans-to-help-name-super-rugby-team/

I reckon its great that the women's team is in front of the men's one, gives them more of a chance of being noticed and sevens has alot of development potential as a woman's sport. Would be cool if they could get a national circuit going.

It does, which is why the focus should be on player development for the 7's team initially from outside sources, players with unusual and different playing styles, players in need of more maturity and development in their game and up and comers. To place current superstars in the olympic 7's...

to think that any player is going to switch from 15's to 7's is idiotic. The reason the 7's program exists is to develop the talent there and then maybe they can move to a pro contract in 15's later. The biggest impediment to aussie 7's success is league and thats not gonna change, what...

we can always hope the refs have better eyes than you ;-P just kidding. I actually rejigged sydney so the colour is a pms gold than a yellow, which would standout as different to the yellow when printed on fabric. (in line with this redesign of their logo I did last year attached: The other...