Tsi wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 2:39 pm
what i heard was they pay a set fee (a very small one at that) and the club receives no money from shirt sales that exceeds that amount.
Thought it was just bollocks as usual that's why i asked if anyone knows how much we get from them.
“First, financially, there’s a significant investment going in, which is clearly important,” Beahon says. Without going into “commercially sensitive” specifics, he explains how Castore has paid Newcastle a “significant rights fee”, will provide kit for all levels of the club (male, female and academy), and royalties and bonuses. There is no “minimum guarantee” of a buyback of merchandise for the club, as is commonplace. Instead, Castore is operating both the official store and the website on Newcastle’s behalf. The club is “heavily incentivised” to help increase sales. This is different to the “club-manufacturer model” agreed with Wolves, where China is the plus point for Castore. With Newcastle, it is their domestic and global support base.
Wonderfully vague from the Castore owner there about the Newcastle deal.
, Im looking at the site trying to find the "fan" version for £30-40 then I realised this is the price of shirts these days. Like a few are saying will wait till it's cheaper as I can't justify paying £70 for a football shirt. Hopefully some decent sales closer to Christmas.
outrageous kill the bastards 
Unfortunately, I'm trying to picture this in my mind!