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Puma End Ireland deal
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Puma End Ireland deal
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Re: Puma End Ireland deal
After seeing irelands win ratio fall under kidney, didnt want there logo on the shirt.
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No thanks, remember the horror show they last presented us with.
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Chavidas or Nike
No thanks.
Canterbury, please and thank you
No thanks.
Canterbury, please and thank you
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Re: Puma End Ireland deal
The french jerseys have mostly been good, would prefer nike or maybe addias
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I reckon Nike will provide the best range of clobber overall.
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Was it not a 8/9 year contract?
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If Canterbury are capable of producing something that's actually respectable then fine. Otherwise I think Nike would be better.Darce wrote:Chavidas or Nike
No thanks.
Canterbury, please and thank you
johng wrote:Classic bit of Sidness there.
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PR releases at the time said an 8 year deal starting in 2009/10 season. E.g. http://www.irishrugby.ie/news/14199.phpRogocoko wrote:Was it not a 8/9 year contract?
Get out clauses are not unusual, I'd imagine, in such sponsorship deals. It suddenly being a 5/6 year deal is a bit odd, alright.
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Adidas have the best Supporters kits, wear well, wash well.
Actually didnt buy one item in the Puma range.
Actually didnt buy one item in the Puma range.
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Logorrhea wrote:Adidas have the best Supporters kits, wear well, wash well.
Actually didnt buy one item in the Puma range.
Badly fitting at the very best. Adidas next I hope
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I liked the Puma stuff
Bought the first test jersey, second one was too plastic
...Fire sale in 3..2...1....
Bought the first test jersey, second one was too plastic
...Fire sale in 3..2...1....
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I thought every jersey they brought out was much to be honest.
Would like it to go back to CCC.
Would like it to go back to CCC.
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I blame Kidney!
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And gambling's for fools,
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And gambling's for fools,
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Re: Puma End Ireland deal
Worst time to try and cut a new deal and they need to have jerseys for the lads to wear in November. . .
CCC PLEASE
CCC PLEASE
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As the people who brought us the turquoise and black Ireland alternate jerseys, I say good riddance to Puma.
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I have to say that Under Armour as a brand is very Cool. Would happily follow the Welshsheepshagger wrote:Worst time to try and cut a new deal and they need to have jerseys for the lads to wear in November. . .
CCC PLEASE
Anything except Adidas, or god forgive me, an unknow brand such as Burrda (Saints, Toulon Biarritz)
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....2014sheepshagger wrote:Worst time to try and cut a new deal and they need to have jerseys for the lads to wear in November. . .
"The IRFU confirmed this afternoon that Puma will continue to supply kit to all international teams until the end of the 2013/14 season as part of their exit from all rugby activity across Europe."
and now relax......
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Good point, they were both hideous, especially that turquoise yoke!cormac wrote:As the people who brought us the turquoise and black Ireland alternate jerseys, I say good riddance to Puma.
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As i said in the thread in the Leinster section;
Wouldn't mind seeing O'Neills get the deal (nice shirts and an Irish brand). Probably can't compete with the likes of Nike/Adidas/CCC though. Rugbytech can make a nice shirt too every now and then.
Wouldn't mind seeing O'Neills get the deal (nice shirts and an Irish brand). Probably can't compete with the likes of Nike/Adidas/CCC though. Rugbytech can make a nice shirt too every now and then.