We have them for another season which was news to me.

Can't believe you are outside the loop.

I doubt anyone is in the loop, because most decisions appear to be based on what's best for those in charge rather than the club. I am sure the impression given was that the contract expired this year.

this what gets me you have an option to buy or not and you chose not to because in your opinion the quality is not worth the value you'd pay for, so just walk away and don't buy, but you'd rather winge and whine about something your not going to buy, I just don't get it do you not think if they don't get sales the'd realise that the product wasn't up to scratch and change it

If Snowie's beer tastes bad then I won't buy it. I might tell him. I might even have a go myself to see if I can come up with something better. I won't go on an internet forum moaning about it because that achieves nothing.

If the latest merchandise is crap then I won't buy it. I will tell those in the shop that I don't think k it's worth the money so they can feed that back to whoever is responsible for these things. I could then buy a shirt and have a go at creating my own alternative. However I won't come on here moaning about it because it will achieve nothing.

Why do you have to use something else as a comparison to somebody's criticism of an opinion, or is there no merit in your flimsy attempt at trying to defend somebody
that has dedicated his time on here being negative.

It's called providing an example, it really isn't that difficult to understand.

It is a Wakefield forum is it not? As such all things Wakefield tends to get discussed on it, including the clubs merchandise and the quality thereof. Hence opinions on that merchandise, good and bad will get talked about. Companies should always use feedback to improve and it might not be nice to receive negative comments they should be taken on board and used going forward. To pinch what appears to be one of your favourite phrases burying your head in the sand and thinking everything is fine will achieve nothing.

Well you've certainly provided a classic example there, there's an obvious comparison with beer and clothing, why not just stick to the topic and base your opinion on that, it isn't that difficult to understand.

I was showing a different example so it has to be, well, different. The guy brews beer doesn't he? Hence a suitable comparison, well to most anyway. Anyhow what does it matter, buy it if you like it, don't if you think its rubbish. Probably the end of the story.

Surely that rationale could be applied to any topic or opinion?

That's exactly the point snowie was making.