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[link2:3rffhxja]Little man wins,http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/world-of-sport/article/38546/%5B/link2:3rffhxja%5D
Finally, the ‘little man’ has won against the greedy football clubs.scruffy southerner’s. Need get a life and stop sponging every penny they can
scruffy southerner’s. Need get a life and stop sponging every penny they canActually they are from Middlesboro’. :shock:
So he buys a blank shirt and decides to put a name on it. His decision.
But he’s now due a refund? How exactly does that work then? :shock:
I wouldn’t let my lad get Zaki on the back of his shirt a couple of seasons back. Thought it a rip off for 4 letters. Turned out I was right.
On this issue, I’d be more concerned with clubs changing their kit every season than whose name is on the back. I know of one club where the club charter clearly states once every two years. 6 years in the prem and 13 kits by my reckoning.
I wouldn’t let my lad get Zaki on the back of his shirt a couple of seasons back. Thought it a rip off for 4 letters. Turned out I was right.On this issue, I’d be more concerned with clubs changing their kit every season than whose name is on the back. I know of one club where the club charter clearly states once every two years. 6 years in the prem and 13 kits by my reckoning.
In our first season we re-released the black and gold away top from the Championship as our third kit only to be told by the PL that we couldn’t as it had WAFC on the front and you can only have your badge on the front that advertises your name. The shirt had to be slashed to £10 and I’m not sure it ever sold out.
Add to that the Carling Cup final shirts (both blue and yellow) and you’re looking at 16.
So he buys a blank shirt and decides to put a name on it. His decision.But he’s now due a refund? How exactly does that work then? :shock:
I’m getting a Latics shirt with Messi on the back, and then when we don’t sign him, drag em through the courts.
Forgot about the Carling Cup ones. 16 is some going for a club like ours. That probably even rivals Man U.
Forgot about the Carling Cup ones. 16 is some going for a club like ours. That probably even rivals Man U.The difference being though that united will have plenty of “fans” who will have blindly bought all 16.
It might be close to scandalous but at least as a club we do need the money.
Its pathetic – you know full well as a football supporter that your club can sign or sell players at any given time
Therefore if you pay to have someone’s name on the back you are running the risk that at some point whilst that kit is still in circulation you might wind up walking round with someone’s name on the back who no longer plays for your club
If a supporter doesn’t want to run that risk then the choice they have is not to get a name put on the back.
I suspect that if it had gone to the court then Reading would have won
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