Option 1: Listen to the desperate pleas from Niall Quinn and pay the full 35 quid from the official club shop
Quote:
Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn is asking fans who intend to buy
the 2008/09 home kit to help the club by shopping at official SAFC
stores ONLY.
The Black Cats launch their new home kit next month and it
will be available to buy online and in club stores at the Stadium of Light, Debenhams (Sunderland) and
Sainsburys (Washington) from May 7.
If the kit is bought at any other retail outlet, it will
not benefit SAFC - and can even help a rival club!
Quinn said: I'm sure most fans are aware that the club
doesn't earn from Sunderland kit sold in other stores but what
they may not be aware of is that by buying from other retail
outlets they could actually be investing in the success of rival
clubs.
http://www.safc.com/news/?page_id=14714
the 2008/09 home kit to help the club by shopping at official SAFC
stores ONLY.
The Black Cats launch their new home kit next month and it
will be available to buy online and in club stores at the Stadium of Light, Debenhams (Sunderland) and
Sainsburys (Washington) from May 7.
If the kit is bought at any other retail outlet, it will
not benefit SAFC - and can even help a rival club!
Quinn said: I'm sure most fans are aware that the club
doesn't earn from Sunderland kit sold in other stores but what
they may not be aware of is that by buying from other retail
outlets they could actually be investing in the success of rival
clubs.
http://www.safc.com/news/?page_id=14714
Option 2: Take up Uncle Mike Ashley's generous offer of 25 quid, saving yourself a tenner, but putting money into your rival's coffers at the same time?
What do you do??
