Which Would Everyone Prefer?

[norfolkchance1 0]

1) A kit released each season.

2) A Stadium sponsorship deal equating per year to what we''d get for a new kit release & only having kit released every two years.

It would be debatable which some people would dislike more but at least with a stadium sponsorship deal it would get rid of this feeling (certainly on here) that people are being ripped off.

Personally I''d prefer a stadium sponsorship and a kit released every two years.

[Sing up the river end 0]

Both on the grounds it would make the club more money.

At the end of the day I stil wouldn''t buy a shirt and would still call the ground Carrow Road.just like the stands will always be main stand,Barclay,south stand and river end.

[Reggie Strayshun 0]

I don''t suppose it would be a matter of either/or for the club, RE. I guess they''d look at any policy individually and go for sales and profit maximisation in all cases.

 

As others have said, I really don''t care either way about stadium sponsorship. As far as I''m concerned it''s always Carrow Rd . Newcastle fans still refer to their ground as St James Pk. The only exceptions to this rule is where clubs have moved to new premises (eg the Reebok, Walkers).

 

I know I''ll sound like an old fart, but I personally have never been able to understand this obsession with replica kit, nor those who pay such outrageous sums of money for what is ,at the end of the day, a cheap polyester shirt. It sounds harsh, but as long as people are prepared to shell out the dosh , the clubs (including Norwich) will continue to change their kit as often as they can get away with!

[spencer 1970 214]

I''d love it if our boys walked out into the Colmans Mustard Bowl every other Saturday if we got a few mil each season for it.

It would always be Carra Rud to me.

[Son Ova Gunn 165]

I would prefer a new kit yearly.. but with a helfy discount on childrens shirts and by hefty I mean half as I do feel for parents in this. If it means we have a £8million transfer kitty instead of a £9million kitty then so be it, its not like we will be able to compete on financial terms most of the clubs in the prem any time soon anyway.