Are you suggesting that BLK or ISC are more well known than Kappa?

A red one?

*throws up in the bin at work at the thought of Wire in a Saints kit*

Dragons staying with ISC apparently.

Exactly, Halbro really are quite a step down considering the likes of Swinton have Errea which Wigan do as well.

Halbro are more suppliers to amateur sides, so it's probably a good match! O'Neils, Kukri, Macron are other suppliers we could go with I could go on but it will be cheap as chips for the club.

It is not even true, you are with Raging Bull on a one year deal, the only brand to make an offer after recent problems suffered by other suppliers.

Raging Bull are going to be using a mobile shop to pitch up outside home games (and some away I believe) and pay the club a royalty to stop themselves having hassle over payments as per Kooga x 2 and Under Armour.

raging bull??? that dosent make it any better... besides what happen with the salford-kit mess?

Its a parable
we lost money the previous Kit suppliers Kooga - UA . and it also restricted the options on casual wear ,
just as the owners ' big name signings ' didn't pay in results.
MK started out believing if he brought in big names & a ' big name kit supplier' that would make us a more successful club- overnight.
Now our recruitment is decidedly austere,with more rational ambitions . and the club may actually make money with Halbro and have more options on leisure wear to sell alongside.
I also suspect ISC, ERREA BLK wouldn't touch us with a bargepole.

Just how are Salford, even with a billionaire owner, in such a $@%t mess?

ISC won't come anywhere near a team if you cannot shift at least 8,000 shirts.

A) You have a deal with Raging Bull and not Halbro
B) You did not lose money, you did not pay the suppliers who took you to court and got CCJ's against you so in fact you only paid the amount you owed. MK ordered a silly amount of Under Armour shirts then remembered you dont have a shop so sold them out of boxes behind the bar.
C) You are correct that every brand worth it's salt turned down the chance to get involved and with Raging Bull being one of the only options the club accepted very strict payment terms and handed over the retail operation meaning they get a royalty on replica sales and not control their own merchandise.

It is a sad situation that your owner and management brought upon themselves.

Because he is a front for someone else and is working to a script. Anybody remember the Hotel in Liverpool he started to build before going bust and then another company finishing it off?