Brisbane Roar fans react to new kits

The Brisbane Roar's fans have spoken, with a mixture of different reactions to their new look Umbro kits for the 2017/18 A-League season.

The Queensland club's new look home jersey is dominated by the iconic Roar orange and, for a first, complimented by white sleeves and shorts, a change from the usual orange and black colours. 

It is the home jersey that has received the most mixed feedback.

Lost all club identity. I thought our club colours were orange/black. Why add in white. The white looks terrible. No consistency

— Brent Messer (@BMesser77) August 30, 2017

Love. Big fan. Good work.

— Maj (@maj_c) August 30, 2017

TBH not a fan of orange and white. Give me a call when you get back in black

— Peter Fogarty (@PeteFogs) August 30, 2017

Might take some time to grow on me, not really feeling it yet.

— Kieran Jackson (@kmacker91) August 30, 2017

No sponsor?

— Tony Brown (@tonywbrown) August 30, 2017

The Roar's away jersey ditches the regular white strip, installing a clean navy blue to Suncorp Stadium for the first time. The shoulder area of the shirts have a splash of the orange to keep consitency, but is dominated by a navy blue filling the shirt, shorts and socks. 

Roar fans have fallen in love with the away jersey for season 2017/18.

Fantastic stuff! Love the away and third, home will grow. Like the detail/pattern on the front of the third

— Nick Webber (@gyronick92) August 30, 2017

Best kits in the league so far...coming from a Sydney fan

— Luke Vespa (@lukevespa) August 30, 2017

Finally, the Roar's all new third jersey goes deep into the roots of the state, it's a classy maroon. The shirt is a lighter shade, before progressing to a matching darker maroon on the shorts and socks. 

We think that the Brisbane fans are happy with this inclusion by Umbro.

Terrible main kit looks awful. Maroon is good!

— sgm (@33matho) August 30, 2017

maroon is class. home, not so much.

— cw steele (@steelecws) August 31, 2017

Really like the 3rd kit. Very ASRoma. Only concern is the dark kit with our hot summers. Looks great but feel for the players.

— Jeremy Medina (@JeremyTMedina) August 30, 2017

Interestingly, all three jerseys have been released without a 'front-of-shirt sponsor' which has left fans confused as to whether there will be one in readiness for the A-League's kick off in October.

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