BACK TO UMBRO

BiggyRat · July 14, 2014

Well, agent Davie tried his best...

mill · July 14, 2014

Azza said:
Don't worry lads, KitBag is good for us.

Shocking isn't it. Especially when you consider the fact that our brand, revenue and performance over the last 25 years has been almost identical to that of united's.

ToffeeLee83 - toffeelee83@hotmail.co.uk · July 14, 2014

Our Nike stuff was garbage to be fair, the quality of training tops etc was poor.

Rupert's Tower · July 14, 2014

ToffeeLee83 said:
Our Nike stuff was garbage to be fair, the quality of training tops etc was poor.

The heritage gear with the 80s badge was boss

Note Umbro haven't done anything similar for us

sageyefc · July 14, 2014

ToffeeLee83 said:
Our Nike stuff was garbage to be fair, the quality of training tops etc was poor.

Thought the nike gear was sound, some nice hoodies and training gear

thirdmantackle · July 15, 2014

That new United Adidas deal shows how puny our commercial operations are

ROBERTOMARTINEZ · July 15, 2014

Same ole, same ole...

OneTrueLegend · July 15, 2014

thirdmantackle said:
That new United Adidas deal shows how puny our commercial operations are

I think it just goes to show that things change so fast in football, clubs should not sign any deal longer than 4 years.

Man Utd's deal dwarf everyone's deal, not just ours, the next best is Real Madrid's deal and theirs is £35m a year. The question I would have is; How will this affect the fans? Nike pulled out of the deal because they did not think it would make them money. I would not be surprised if this means that Man Utd Adidas shirts will be between £90 and £100 (like Nike did with the England shirts) to make it pay.

Would you be happy if the shirt price doubled at Everton?

FTY · July 15, 2014

Bry with a célfie in his new training kit..

Zahre · July 15, 2014

Got to say, this years Kit is one of my Fav's by far

Zahre · July 15, 2014

thirdmantackle said:
That new United Adidas deal shows how puny our commercial operations are

United 75m, Us 5m

And whats worse is we announce it is a record breaking deal, but of course it will be due to inflation

Sometimes I think we just take the easy way out, rather than look for more cash. Spurs and Arsenal who are in and around us outweigh us by miles. Im sure even Sunderland make more on their kits than us

OneTrueLegend · July 15, 2014

FTY said:
Bry with a célfie in his new training kit..

I really like the new Polo shirt designs, just don't like the "Chang" on the Collar, it puts me off buying them

thirdmantackle · July 15, 2014

Is the Kitbag deal still in place or will Umbro be allowed supply to all sports shops and distributors??

SerenityNigh · July 15, 2014

Rupert's Tower said:
The heritage gear with the 80s badge was boss

Note Umbro haven't done anything similar for us

They're new yet, but yes, this will be tough to match

SerenityNigh · July 15, 2014

OneTrueLegend said:
I think it just goes to show that things change so fast in football, clubs should not sign any deal longer than 4 years.

Man Utd's deal dwarf everyone's deal, not just ours, the next best is Real Madrid's deal and theirs is £35m a year. The question I would have is; How will this affect the fans? Nike pulled out of the deal because they did not think it would make them money. I would not be surprised if this means that Man Utd Adidas shirts will be between £90 and £100 (like Nike did with the England shirts) to make it pay.

Would you be happy if the shirt price doubled at Everton?

When voluntary consumption is concerned, price is the intersection of supply and demand. It's not extortion if you're a willing participant.