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moving from wondering when we'll get 55 to wondering when we'll get a proper kit deal that everyone's happy with

Fair enough. I saw it being ridiculed in the thread about them, he was saying he was one of the best keepers in the world simply due to signing for the scum. Deluded. It's a standard Adidas template, and is the same as the sheep's. I can understand some fans not caring.

you seen the scum's goalkeeper top?

I'm guessing, but I don't think it's going to help contacting Castore I think if enough fans contact the club they'll have to investigate it, clarify the situation, and deal with Castore, they might also just ignore it.

The only thing I take from that is Roofe's going to need a Barker hair doo soon

So there's a bit more to the pro kits than first thought Cue everyone who has a home top to start checking for bits of rubber inside it

there's no pro kits, even tav didn't get one but tbh he probably doesn't deserve one

ooft, good spot mate

Always wondered why I felt weighed down when I pulled on a Rangers top, how lightweight does a T-shirt need to be? Reminds me of the fat cunts that buy the lightest bicycle they can, and take bits off to make it even lighter. Aye, but you're a fat cunt, isn't it better to take a few kgs off your arse first? I've thought about buying a pro top in the past, but don't think I could stretch a pro top over ma tits

ma heed hurts

Or, are they trying to push the whole we accidentally sent out a higher quality more expensive top to fans as a cover for producing lower than the original fan quality kit?

I thought normally the only difference between pro replica's and authentic fan tops was the fit?

Wouldn't be surprised tbh

Maybe even less when you consider where they're being manufactured. However, when you take into account the possible amount of returns along with the cost of P&P it could turn out to be quite a sizeable amount of cash It's not just one or two

Who's to say the people who received the tops originally received a poor product? It's possible they manufactured the first few thousand units and everything was going to plan, suddenly saw how crazy demand was getting, outsourced labour to keep up with demand and those other companies didn't adhere to the quality standards but sent out the kit anyway. Not saying that's what's happened but it sounds reasonable.

Imagine how many units they'd potentially have to swap out

Would the club not receive samples very early on before Castore would have been given the go-ahead?

Why not just make them the bloody same? I don't understand how it could have happened. Did they run out of material? Did where they were being manufactured have an impact on the material that was available to them? Was the design not properly communicated? The whole situation seems very strange.

@psb07158 school jumpers have been seized

A lot of those posts were truly thought-provoking

Congratulations to the person who made and circulated the video. This is one of the few things we have in our power to protect the club from such nonsense.

you raise your hands and lash out - red card doesnt matter if its handbags thats the rules

good point, forgot about that

Surely those cunts not having Edward (correct spelling) sent off has to be included in this? Kilmarnock could have won and they’d be -1 point.

I suggested we should play less games against each other early on. It seemed to be a sensible option given the uncertainty. Any unused space in the season could then be used up with friendlies, which would also keep a reasonable amount of money coming in the door. These are very strange times and no solution is going to fit 100% I think it's a bit stupid to be carrying on with the season as if nothing's changed, which looks like what is happening. We leave ourselves open to the season, again, being ended prematurely - and you can be sure it will be to the benefit of one team.