Would need to see the shirt itself but on first glance from that twitter photo, the inclusion of pastel shading which resides somewhere in between light ultramarine and cobalt turquoise could definitely be considered a turn-on in a homoerotic sense.



I'd therefore expect the shirt to sell very well among Rhinos fans, and particularly so among those who also love to wear spandex.

Are you suggesting that Leeds have a higher than average proportion of gay supporters, and that this shirt is designed to sell to gay supporters? Fascinating insight, and a shrewd piece of marketing from the club if true. Although I'm not convinced gay people have different colour preferences to people of other sexual orientations. I've read a few things on colours and the emotional (in theis case sexual) responses they can elicit, but it's always felt a bit like quack psychology to me. It's an interesting theory though. Perhaps you could elaborate?

Its not the shirt that matters but whats inside it.

the label?

Nah, the Rhinos have signed a £20m deal with Intel to sponsor the inside of the shirt.

Maybe....if person considering it is suffering from sexual repression and the first thought he has when seeing a colour is of the homoerotic variety.

I like it.

I like you.



You're never on here these days. What's up with that?



Word.

It's now official; www.therhinos.co.uk/news/22242.php#.UuZgThDFJD8

It's now official; www.therhinos.co.uk/news/22242.php#.UuZgThDFJD8

Quote Old Feller="Old Feller"It's now official; www.therhinos.co.uk/news/22242.php#.UuZgThDFJD8'" Nice that they've got someone to model the junior shirt.

Quote Old Feller="Old Feller"It's now official; www.therhinos.co.uk/news/22242.php#.UuZgThDFJD8'" Nice that they've got someone to model the junior shirt.

Tell me it's not JJB

I always love the 2 paragraphs which are reserved for where the sponsor badges are on the shirt as if somehow they were a feature