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Aren't we stuck with the current one until 2021?
I thought it was 2 years not 4
The home & away jersey can be changed after 2 seasons. That's absolute
I agree
Chief, not doubting you or anything- but I am genuinely interested in seeing some of these figures (i.e. sales compared to previous jerseys). Where can I find them?
I don't think they are released anywhere and is basically on perception that not many are seen around or smaller shops don'ts stock them.
I think more importantly is comparing the sales to other years where we got the spoon.
I know plenty of people hated the 2001 jersey but bought 1 as it was our record winning year up until the grand final. Teams buy merchandise when winning and genuine premiership threat but not when performing poorly.
Thgis is the jerseys 2nd year Chief not the 3rd.
And here we go again with the lack of defined pantone colours. Why can't the club just select a "blue" and a "gold" and use this for everything. We only have one blue in our colours, why is there a selection of them above?
We should play every game in the colours when we smashed Tigers on opening BankWest !!
Poppa I agree that hats and colours are not that important in the bigger scheme of things, but Longfin does raise a vaild point. If the club can't be relied upon to get something as simple as the blue and gold colour scheme settled, one could argue that they could not be relied upon to get anything right. To me this is all about perception. Dot the i's and cross the t's, start with getting the little things right.
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