Big hearted Castore decide against new Ibrox kit release
Soccer Football - Europa League - Fans gather in Glasgow for the Europa League Final - Eintracht Frankfurt v Rangers - Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - May 18, 2022 Rangers fans outside the Ibrox Stadium during the Europa League final Action Images via Reuters/Lee Smith
Mindful of how much the fans have been milked this season Castore Sport and the Ibrox Tribute Act have decided against releasing a fifth kit.
It seems that four kits, Champions League badges, school jumpers and a stunning AC/DC retro range is enough to have extracted from bears for one season.
No doubt the planned fifth kit can be tucked away in the Design Studio then released in the summer as a second or third kit. Generally two months after one kit release it will be available with a 50% discount from official retailers.
Let’s be honest it’s Castore that’s the problem not this shirt. Convinced Mike Ashley & Gerrard are major shareholders in that company.
— Paul (@PaulD282) March 21, 2023
The Season Ticket renewal campaign will be exercising the thoughts of the marketing team, with three matches coming up against Celtic timing will be crucial.
Most loyal bears will mump and moan on social media before renewing but there is unlikely to be a surge of early renewals unless Micky Beale can come up with a win over Celtic.
In January the company created more shares, without any European home ties other fund raising measures could be required before the welcome sight of Season Ticket renewals come flooding in.
Is this how low the bar is for the board? Applauding them for not releasing another kit this year ?????
— McSouness ? (@McSouness) March 21, 2023