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A "T-shirt"! How standards have fallen. Club tie surely!Whelley Warrior wrote:Pointless topic as clubs including Wigan do what they want to do in the way of marketing replica shirts, irrespective of what the fan's want or think.
When replica shirts were first produced, most only changed every time the main shirt sponsor changed, but now because of more advertisements on them, they change every season and you now pay a high price to be a walking advertisement for sponsors.
Like many others, enough is enough and I now wear a Cherry & White 't' shirt with badge, but without advertisements which still shows who I support but at the same time did not cost me anything like you pay for a replica shirt to be a walking advertisement.
Others, I have noticed have done likewise!
I got married in a club tie. But then I also wear replica shirts. My family find it an easy present each year around Xmas and birthday, if they're on sale in time!!Mike wrote:A "T-shirt"! How standards have fallen. Club tie surely!Whelley Warrior wrote:Pointless topic as clubs including Wigan do what they want to do in the way of marketing replica shirts, irrespective of what the fan's want or think.
When replica shirts were first produced, most only changed every time the main shirt sponsor changed, but now because of more advertisements on them, they change every season and you now pay a high price to be a walking advertisement for sponsors.
Like many others, enough is enough and I now wear a Cherry & White 't' shirt with badge, but without advertisements which still shows who I support but at the same time did not cost me anything like you pay for a replica shirt to be a walking advertisement.
Others, I have noticed have done likewise!
Maybe, but cheaper than being ripped off with annual new shirt which in most cases is not needed.Mike wrote:A "T-shirt"! How standards have fallen. Club tie surely!Whelley Warrior wrote:Pointless topic as clubs including Wigan do what they want to do in the way of marketing replica shirts, irrespective of what the fan's want or think.
When replica shirts were first produced, most only changed every time the main shirt sponsor changed, but now because of more advertisements on them, they change every season and you now pay a high price to be a walking advertisement for sponsors.
Like many others, enough is enough and I now wear a Cherry & White 't' shirt with badge, but without advertisements which still shows who I support but at the same time did not cost me anything like you pay for a replica shirt to be a walking advertisement.
Others, I have noticed have done likewise!