Anybody seen the t-shirts in the clubshop.

Yellow one with TS on the front with "In Smith We Trust" along the bottom.

There's also a blue one with "Briers Got Talent" on it but i don't want to comment on than one.

£10 each or £16 for both.

Do you think we'll have Sinfield ones? Captain marvel....something like that?

They wouldn't say that would they as it's already been done, "LWF Said So" will be on the Sinfield shirts.

Good stuff. Was that phrase not coined on here though? I thought nobody from the club read message boards.

Indeed your right, i first seen it on Facebook and then the Forum, i'm sure somebody from the club reads the forum, sometimes on a regular basis.

Which facebook account?

You lost me here, my mate had it up as a status update.

Lol saw the briers one , aj

and then my mate bought the 'in smith we trust' one, both nice tshirts

There are a number of people from the club who post on here quite regularly, not players though.

are they online, these tops ?

No, in shop next door to the dressing room, well cubby hole.

Surely that's all relative.

Nice to see that the club have improved their operation with the new look shop.

Have they never considered publicising this kind of merchandise? As somebody who sits in the MD Stand, I never bother walking round to the shop, and I'm sure most South Stand people are the same. The shop isn't ina good location for matchday merchandise sales, so why not have a few things for sale in the other stands, or at least advertise them online?

As has been mentined, 'In Smith We Trust' has been a bit of a them on here, and there may be a few people interested...

I think that is a great idea.

I apperciate those that will say "it is only round the corner", but have you ever come across a more apathetic bunch of fans as Warrington's?

I agree, great idea.

I wouldn't have a clue as I rarely visit the shop. I rely off links from here mainly for 'wolves news' or special offers etc.

Do you lot not buy your away match tickets from the clubshop

I tend to get the wife to get my tickets for me, I'm not around club shop hours and work out of town. The last time I went to the clubshop was just before my holiday and I hadn't seen the new layout before, I said to the girl "Looks better" and she said "It's been like this for months."

Whenever you go to RFL events they have those temporary stalls usually outside grounds selling t-shirts etc. Surely the main corner where most fans pass is in the corner near the Lord Rodney? A basic selection of hats, scarfs and a couple of different t-shirts each game that they sell for a tenner and less woudl surely get people spending a bit more.

I purposely avoid the club shop on matchday because it is too busy.

I don't always attend away matches, like thousands of other fans. As we have seen at some games recently where only a couple of hundred fans have been attending.

I take it that they wouldn't be allowed to tell us about new 'T' shirts though as there is a 'T' shirt seller sponsouring the site?

It was only a question, i wasn't knocking you ability to be a fan

Well i haven't seen them yet but i'd like to think on the reverse or on the label it has the note *as seen and pushed on that message board full of sad arguing s.

Cos if it ain't , i ain't saying it anymore, i'm reverting back to feet off our net.

Yeah I agree. I'd like to think they picked up on it after reading the title of my blog.

I wasn;t taking it that way, I didn't realise my post came across like that, apologies.

My point was rather that if the club are relying on the fact that people generally nip in for tickets then they are wrong, as most fans don't go to away games, many non-season ticket holders buy tickets on matchday from the window, and therefore never step foot in the shop.

A better T-Shirt would be the a picture of Che Smith, with the "Viva la Revolución" slogan underneath.

Waiting for Rhys Evans to become the next big thing, so the new range of Rhys Lightning TM merchandise can be released.