Journos afeered a getting a Castore hoody in the post. Especially if it's one a the ones with the wonky wings to commemorate the seagulls shitting on George Seawright and Lenny Murphy's graves.It's fun rippin the pish oot ae the gullibillies!,especially when Scottish media are terrified tae say anything negative about them and their stinkie wee new club,ye know, death threats,bullets and bombs in the post and the rest!
Is Mike Baldwin running the factory ?Never fails to amaze me that some zombies first instinct is telling fellow huns not to complain about Castore on their forums because we'll all be laughing at them, I suppose they have a point, but FFS, surely they should be more worried about their fellow orcs getting shafted by the new clubs Castore deal, still funny though.
I think I may have posted a pic suggesting such a scenario some time ago
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and made by suppliers of cheapy shitey work wearav just seen they're selling school jumpers for 45 quid way the stamp of CASTORE n Huns badge 45 fuckin quid for a jumper that's 4 quid on eBay
Yip. And not a fkn peep fae the fucktards in the MSM about it .the biggest rip off since VELCRO hahahaHHav just seen they're selling school jumpers for 45 quid way the stamp of CASTORE n Huns badge 45 fuckin quid for a jumper that's 4 quid on eBay
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The brothers have majority shares,the rest made up of investors Big Mike included,He would have been covering the bases in case thier product took off,Maybe wrong but I beleave this is how they are set up???Who really owns Castore?
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............................And below is an extract from co-founder Tom Beahaon published on 20th May 2020, long after the brothers had ceased to be the majority shareholders:
"Castore is a premium brand, a very ambitious brand, and we want to challenge Nike, Adidas, Puma at the very top of the market. The only way to do that is by partnering with world class athletes and world class teams that play on a global stage and that will be wearing Castore on a global stage. Rangers clearly, absolutely perfectly, fits into that model. What has been really interesting as we have met clubs over the last 12 months, truthfully, is just how badly many clubs get treated by the big brands. Unless you are Barcelona or Real Madrid, Nike and Adidas don’t really care about the football club and that, for us, offers a big opportunity.
A couple of things that means in reality and practical terms. Firstly, the service that we provide a club. We have people in my business that will do nothing other than servicing Rangers Football Club. In terms of the product the players are getting, not just the first team but the Academy and Women’s team, there is someone whose job it is to make sure that Rangers have exactly what they need, when they need it and getting that feedback from the kit man, the players, the staff, to know how we can make things better, how we can improve. Having that service level is really important. "
That aged well!
