Agree completely with alad.Katie Marsden wrote:Purchased the away kit yesterday and it's the best Reading kit of all time IMO.
Gr8 quality aswell.
Agree completely with alad.Katie Marsden wrote:Purchased the away kit yesterday and it's the best Reading kit of all time IMO.
Gr8 quality aswell.
That's not good. Does it shrink again in the wash?Stretton Royal wrote:My 11 year old has it and it's the mutts nuts. It definitely grows on you.
cmonurz wrote:That's not good. Does it shrink again in the wash?Stretton Royal wrote:My 11 year old has it and it's the mutts nuts. It definitely grows on you.
That would be you, then.Coppelled Streets wrote:Looks great and not at all as many thought when they heard of the colours chosen.
Katie Marsden wrote:Purchased the away kit yesterday and it's the best Reading kit of all time IMO.
Gr8 quality aswell.
who are ya? wrote:It might just be my imagination but I'm sure Sunderlands kit has a striped back instead of a panel.

yeh but every year we have had non-hooped backs weve done well (getting promoted and getting to 8th) so we cant change that tradition now.TheLawnMowerMan wrote:Saw Blackburn v Arsenal on TV last night.
Arsenal were wearing hoops without a panel on the back, and Blackburn don't have a panel either - just split blue and white.
So, either we could have hoops, or these teams have a different shirt for non-Premiership games, which sounds rather unlikely.
Come on RFC - let's have proper hoops next season!
Is Premier League status guaranteed for next season then?OS wrote:This is a great opportunity for a major company to benefit from an association with a Barclays Premier League club...
Exactly. The type of sponsor they are wanting to attract won't be interested if we are relegated and so won't commit until Prem football is guaranteed next season (I still think we'll be there, but obviously it's not guaranteed yet).handbags_harris wrote:Is Premier League status guaranteed for next season then?OS wrote:This is a great opportunity for a major company to benefit from an association with a Barclays Premier League club...
Hope you made your wording clear...Rawlie19 wrote:Exactly. The type of sponsor they are wanting to attract won't be interested if we are relegated and so won't commit until Prem football is guaranteed next season (I still think we'll be there, but obviously it's not guaranteed yet).handbags_harris wrote:Is Premier League status guaranteed for next season then?OS wrote:This is a great opportunity for a major company to benefit from an association with a Barclays Premier League club...
I've sent them a letter. I'll sponsor the shirts for £45 quid, no matter where we're playing next season.
Obviously the contract, and cheque, will be for £45. And I'll expect my own shirt for thatUke wrote:Hope you made your wording clear...Rawlie19 wrote:Exactly. The type of sponsor they are wanting to attract won't be interested if we are relegated and so won't commit until Prem football is guaranteed next season (I still think we'll be there, but obviously it's not guaranteed yet).handbags_harris wrote: Is Premier League status guaranteed for next season then?
I've sent them a letter. I'll sponsor the shirts for £45 quid, no matter where we're playing next season.
45*15*40 games = £27000
Not including the cups and the reserve and youth team kits and the Megastore sales.
They may take you up on the deal

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