The club says the design is 'instantly recognisable' but reaction from fans has been mixed.
The club said the previous design was not easy to recall and did not feature its core colours of green, black and gold.
Some initial reaction from fans online was negative, with one saying they were "devastated" by the change, while another said they "love it".Responding to a Chief executive Mark Darbon said he understood "change may be uncomfortable" for some fans but believed "we must look forward to secure the continued relevance, appeal and sustainability of this brilliant club".In 1884, the player jerseys were scarlet but featured an emblem thought to be inspired by the St James Cross
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