Or offer a 2014 shirt for a £10 with every 2015 shirt sold ((£45 spent)

Would still go a fiver. Two shirts for fifty quid sounds ok.

Haven't bought a shirt for a good few years, usually stick to training wear. But i'll get one this year, would be good to see a sneak peak soon if possible

As i've said previously i'm hoping the quality will be better this year and i'll get one. Otherwise it might well be the first time in the superleague era i skip it.

If you don't mind me nicking this thought, I think this has a lot of merit, and am giving it serious consideration

Surely most fans who are buying a 2015 shirt will already have a 2014 one anyway so it will be a pointless exercise?

You need to sell them off cheap seperatley so the people who don't usually buy a shirt might get one otherwise I seriously doubt it will work.

If all else fails, give some away to local schools (assuming that we have small sizes), this will at least increase our profile amongst the younger members of Wakefields population and they may just come to some games/ buy a full priced "new" shirt.

Good idea, money well spent.

Not at all!
Hope it works

A little o/t here but I've noticed that Trin are offering online betting, is it costly/difficult to have bookmakers dotted around the ground? I'd be inclined to throw a couple of quid at games.

Didn't a previous RL sports minister put a block on turf accountants sponsoring RL?
That's why StanJames doesn't get a mention now.
How much money has that lost the clubs and the game in general?

Yes mate, totally agree about the quality which is one reason why I haven't bothered for a few years.

Sounds like it's catch 22: we need to order a minimum number of shirts, but going off what DC said, we fail to sell all these at full price come the end of the year. And I guess the extra trimmings that add to the quality (like embroided badges etc) cost extra to produce and thus cutting into the profit margin. If only more fans bought shirts then I guess we could afford something of better quality.