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Confused fans have the same question as Red Bulls launch logo and kit
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Newcastle Red Bulls’ launch of their new logo and kit has been met by the usual gamut of criticism and praise from fans. However, there is one common question that the club have been forced to clear up.
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While the kit’s launch has been greeted largely with praise, there appear to be a few more critics of the logo online.
However, the main question seems to be that the logo shows the brand name ‘Red Bull’ rather than the club’s title Newcastle Red Bulls.
This has caused a fair degree of confusion on social media, with one fan writing on X: “So… are they called Newcastle Red Bull or Newcastle Red Bulls? The shirt, website logo, and other branding is different to the crest logo so someone needs to make their mind up.”
A new look for the Newcastle Red Bulls 👀🔥
The official home and away strips for the 2025/26 season 🏉#redbull #givesyouwiiings #truenorth pic.twitter.com/zJRKXrzw8l
— Newcastle Red Bulls (@FalconsRugby) September 9, 2025
Others wrote: “I like these! But Red Bull instead of Red Bulls on the crest is an interesting choice,” and “Why doesn’t it say ‘Red Bulls’? We weren’t the Newcastle Falcon.”
Another wrote: “So you’re called Newcastle Red Bull and not Red Bulls then?”
Another wrote: “There is an S missing on their badge. It says Newcastle Red Bull… Are they planning on playing with just one player on the pitch?”
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Newcastle’s admin were called into action, responding to these messages on X by emphasising that the club is indeed called Newcastle Red Bulls.
This is just the latest update ahead of their PREM Rugby Cup match against Harlequins on Friday night, where director of rugby Steve Diamond will have the first chance to assess his rebuilt squad ahead of their first game of the Gallagher PREM season against Saracens at Kingston Park on September 26.
Newcastle have also ramped up their recruitment drive ahead of their first match, with the triple signing of Harrison Obatoyinbo, Joel Grayson and Sam Waugh coming a day after the deal to bring Christian Wade back to rugby union was announced.
