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The nib Newcastle Knights have officially launched their 2020 home and away jerseys.
Newcastle Knights listened to fan's feedback and modelled on the Club's heritage jumper. The home jumper has not changed from last year.
This design is based on the jersey the Club wore in their foundation season and one the club felt comfortable in maintaining next season.
“This jersey holds a special place in the hearts of our supporters,” Knights CEO Philip Gardner said.
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“It also has a rich history with the club. It was only appropriate to keep with the same design for 2020.”
The 2019 away jersey was one supporters were quite vocal about.
And again, we listened.
That's why in 2020, the Knights have minimised the amount of white on the away jumper.
Keeping with the throwback theme, the away jersey is based on the 2003 World Sevens jersey.
As a Club, we are well aware that the fans wanted less white on our away kit,” Gardner said.
“While we are bound by NRL rules, we have made some adjustments to the away jersey which now has a greater representation of blue and red.”
In addition to the home jersey, we also bring you a 9s rugby jersey.
For the famous Newcastle artist Mitch Resevsky (aka Mitch Revs), it is a good experience to design jerseys for favorite NRL teams every day.
Revs is of course the man behind the nib Newcastle Knights’ stunning NRL Nines jersey, which the team will don in Perth on February 14.
The design is one Revs has been working on for a while, with its origin dating back to a piece he did for another Newcastle icon.
“The artwork originally came about from a piece I created for Surfest back in to 2018,” Revs said.
“It was basically just to capture Newcastle, what Novocastrians are about, and to highlight our beautiful coastline.
“I feel like that artwork was a good starting point for me to show Newcastle what my art is about.”
Revs’ popularity has skyrocketed in recent years, with his gallery on Hunter St now a hive of activity as people duck in for a glimpse at his work.
His pieces are loved by Novocastrians, with the city’s coastline and other icons often the basis for a lot of his work.
While Revs has produced dozens of stunning pieces over the years, he admits this one holds a special place in his heart.
“It was a pretty big moment for me when I found out the artwork was going to be a part of the 9s jersey…I’ve been a Knights fan my whole life as well as all my mates,” he said.
“It was a pretty special moment for me to tell them that (I was designing the jersey).
“I don’t think it’ll feel real until I hold the jersey and see the boys wearing it and see it on the television, so it is very exciting.”
The jersey itself is typical of most of his work, with the coast and people of Newcastle dominating the piece.
However, the addition of Knights and Rugby League related characters is sure to please fans from both today and yester-year.
