I actually meant that the Wallabies may wear a BLK jersey for the Spring tour.
Even when the ARU announces something good, there is always a nark who wants to criticise them. Are you seriously suggesting that sponsorships are not important? What is your alternative?
I'm suggesting who cares who makes the jumper. That's great for the ARU from a financial standpoint. I'm far more concerned as a fan about having a competitive national team on the park who can actually play decent rugby and make a competitive go of it.
When we start paying more attention to who's manufacturing our jumper, what colour it is, is the design cool enough.well then we have taken our eyes off the ball.
Unless it was the coach, captain and key players negotiating the contract until the early morning in the days before a test match I don't see what the issue is.
^ KooGa offers jerseys up to 7XL (chest 136cm to 146cm) in size.
^ KooGa offers jerseys up to 7XL (chest 136cm to 146cm) in size.
It's not the chest size that's the problem, it the girth around the middle that troubles me. Self-made, yes I know. Might look at a different size, either for a new jumper or for me.
this was on the Kooga Facebook page today.
"To celebrate the QANTAS Wallabies running out in KooGa branded apparel for the last time this weekend, KooGa is having a sale on the Qantas Wallabies apparel. Check out www.kooga.com.au to Shop Online now!''
Does this mean we get the asics stuff on the tour or are they having a go with ther BLK to get that on the main stage before they part ways?
Kooga as we know it in Australia will cease to exist in 2014, all existing contracts will be rolled over to BLK which is effectively the same company, they just aren't paying the license fee to carry the Kooga name anymore.
Reds, Force storm etc are all in the same boat.