Home and Away shirts reduced!!! : Mon May 11, 2009 11:09 am  

Still wont be buying one, they are poor quality imo. But this is a kick in the teeth for all those who bought them before the season. Wonder what the free gift is? http://www.warringtonwolves.org/newspag ... newstype=s Warrington Fans proudly wearing the 2009 shirt as we move into the Quarter Finals of the Carnegie Challenge Cup and head towards some real tough encounters against Hull and Wigan. Adult shirts have been reduced from £44 to £35, youth shirts from £35 to £28, and children's shirts from £30 to just £25. Purchase any two shirts either home or away and get a free gift!

Still wont be buying one, they are poor quality imo. But this is a kick in the teeth for all those who bought them before the season. Wonder what the free gift is? http://www.warringtonwolves.org/newspag ... newstype=s Warrington Fans proudly wearing the 2009 shirt as we move into the Quarter Finals of the Carnegie Challenge Cup and head towards some real tough encounters against Hull and Wigan. Adult shirts have been reduced from £44 to £35, youth shirts from £35 to £28, and children's shirts from £30 to just £25. Purchase any two shirts either home or away and get a free gift!

: Mon May 11, 2009 11:15 am  

Wonder what the free gift is?

I heard it was a half hour laser quest session with Mr T Smith.

: Mon May 11, 2009 12:30 pm  

Gutted only got my away shirt a couple of weeks ago for my birthday!!!!!!!

: Mon May 11, 2009 12:35 pm  

I told you lot on here nobody was buying them. Even those Wire fans with very limited fashion sense can see they are poor quality, badly fitting and overpriced. I hope the club and CCC have taken note of the poor sales this year and do a much better job next year.

: Mon May 11, 2009 12:51 pm  

I think poor sales can be blamed on alot more than just the alledged poor quality and fit of the shirt.

What about the recession, poor team performances and results early on in the season and also the fact that attendances are down too.

I think shirt sales may be given a boost if/when we make it to wembley.

I'll certainly be buying the primrose & blue for my trip to Wembley

Re: Home and Away shirts reduced!!! : Mon May 11, 2009 2:50 pm  

The Casual Des wrote: Still wont be buying one, they are poor quality imo. But this is a kick in the teeth for all those who bought them before the season. Wonder what the free gift is? http://www.warringtonwolves.org/newspag ... newstype=s Warrington Fans proudly wearing the 2009 shirt as we move into the Quarter Finals of the Carnegie Challenge Cup and head towards some real tough encounters against Hull and Wigan. Adult shirts have been reduced from £44 to £35, youth shirts from £35 to £28, and children's shirts from £30 to just £25. Purchase any two shirts either home or away and get a free gift! You'd find a negative in winning the lottery!

The Casual Des wrote: Still wont be buying one, they are poor quality imo. But this is a kick in the teeth for all those who bought them before the season. Wonder what the free gift is? http://www.warringtonwolves.org/newspag ... newstype=s Warrington Fans proudly wearing the 2009 shirt as we move into the Quarter Finals of the Carnegie Challenge Cup and head towards some real tough encounters against Hull and Wigan. Adult shirts have been reduced from £44 to £35, youth shirts from £35 to £28, and children's shirts from £30 to just £25. Purchase any two shirts either home or away and get a free gift! You'd find a negative in winning the lottery!

Re: Home and Away shirts reduced!!! : Mon May 11, 2009 3:00 pm  

SEB wrote:

:roll: You'd find a negative in winning the lottery!

Im a realist not a fantasist!!

More money, more problems I say!!

: Mon May 11, 2009 3:28 pm  

Knocking them down before we get the new shirts in 6 months time.

: Mon May 11, 2009 3:37 pm  

It’s a total rip off the way that RL clubs change their tops every season. They should at least do what Soccer clubs do and keep them for two years minimum. The problem is that RL clubs need the annual income but what they fail to realise is that the fans don’t have the wonga to splash out on a new home shirt that is in fashion for 12 months then gets reduced after 6 months!!!

Its crazy!

: Mon May 11, 2009 3:42 pm  

The Casual Des wrote:

It’s a total rip off the way that RL clubs change their tops every season. They should at least do what Soccer clubs do and keep them for two years minimum. The problem is that RL clubs need the annual income but what they fail to realise is that the fans don’t have the wonga to splash out on a new home shirt that is in fashion for 12 months then gets reduced after 6 months!!!

Its crazy!

No, it isn't. No-one is forcing you to buy them! Alot of fans love getting the new shirts, certainly they provoke plenty of discussion on here! And enough fans buy them to make it worthwhile.

It's a rip-off in football when you think how much money the top players are on. But RL clubs struggle to make ends meet and the players are not paid excessively. So the clubs have every right to offer their fans the choice of whether to buy them or not and they have every right to choose whether to or not.