Just read his article in this weeks League Weekly and this part intrigued me:-



''The challenge facing the Wigan chairman Ian Leneghan and the enterprising marketing department at the DW stadium is to come up with a one-off kit for the match that allows St George to wear their famous red V- just as Leneghans predecessor Maurice Lindsey recognised the importance of allowing Manly to wear maroon back in 1987, when Wigan turned into Canterbury for the night.''



Firstly he clearly does not remember Wigan wearing Cherry and White on one of their most famous nights!

But is a one off kit a good idea for the game, maybe auction it off after the game like the Catalan kit? I dont think St George play in anything other than White and Red.

If we had a mainly red kit, then we kill two bird with one stone. Firstly, a kit that looks fricking great, and also no clash with the mainly white St George kit.

Ive see them play in a shirt with the V being pink which was for the once a season charity kit

Another classic from Andy Wilson. Mind you, I doubt he was even born in 1987. Which explains a lot about his attitude to the game in general.

cherry and white check board like the away kit from 94-95 but modernised a bit

Bring back the '94 jersey

Hopefully our new home kit will be simple cherry and white hoops with the away kit the same in blue. I'd be quite happy to play in blue and white hoops even if its at DW.

I don't get it, do St George not have an away kit?

Its normally an all red shirt or red and white hoops. dont think ive ever seen them in blue or black

St George do have a change strip , it just happens to be red and white hoops . I personally can't see the problem with them both in their first choice kits , wigans kit is predominantly red with white hoops and St George All white with a red cheveron , there is no real Clash, it's just the modern era of the sponsor demanding the use of a change strip to help sales .

Why on earth do they let a side have red and white as a home kit, and a different variation of red and white for an away kit

We could just both play in our away kit then, like Leeds and Warrington should have done in the CC final. Having said that a special WCC kit might be a good money spinner, I know I'd buy one if they made replicas, especially if we won!

Why dont we just wear our away kit?



Secondly, im sure of more interest to fans is can IL challenge the RFL's insane pricing for events and can season ticket holders have their own seats, despite it being an RFL game.



Lastly, Andy Wilson once again proves he is a tool.