Re: To Kappa it off : Fri Sep 11, 2015 11:35 am  

For The Onion Bharji shaped, there is always 4XL in kappa size

Re: To Kappa it off : Tue Sep 15, 2015 5:06 pm  

Cowgirl Nostalgist wrote:

So no mention of Gus even if it's relevant?
He did make a big play about wearing Broncos gear down the pub after all.

Yes he did, but he's long gone and had nothing to do with this kit deal. So it's not relevant.

Re: To Kappa it off : Tue Sep 15, 2015 8:20 pm  

jaybs wrote:

Kappa is a major kit supplier

Kappa has revenues of €111,000,000.

Jako turns over €75,000,000

adidas are somewhat bigger with US$19,530,000,000....only one of these is a Major Kit Supplier!

Kappa are a nice supplier to have and some of our younger and more lithe supporters will look good in their training wear....but let's not kid ourselves.

[brian2]

Re: To Kappa it off : Tue Sep 15, 2015 8:43 pm  

Kappa is a major kit supplier


Kappa has revenues of €111,000,000.

Jako turns over €75,000,000

adidas are somewhat bigger with US$19,530,000,000....only one of these is a Major Kit Supplier!

Kappa are a nice supplier to have and some of our younger and more lithe supporters will look good in their training wear....but let's not kid ourselves.

How sad you are........

Re: To Kappa it off : Tue Sep 15, 2015 9:20 pm  

brian2 wrote:

How sad you are........

Really sad......in fact inconsolable about what has been done to the club I support. What makes it worse is the lemmings that are left.....64 season tickets sold at the forum. You'll be lucky to double that all year!

Re: To Kappa it off : Wed Sep 16, 2015 6:07 am  

Lemmings have a 4-5 year population cycle, so time for an upswing in numbers. We've moved from a kit supplier with revenue of 75 mill to one with 111, moving up. Positivity abounds.

[brian2]

Re: To Kappa it off : Wed Sep 16, 2015 8:18 am  

[quotein fact inconsolable about what has been done to the club I support][/quote]

Interesting. Do you really support the Club/team? in the last 2/3 years under your thousand and one guises, i havent read a single positive comment about anything to do with the Club/team?


Thats a strange kind of support! And i am not saying everything is marvellous/all in the garden is rosy - it very clearly is not. The club has been appallingly run, but it is deeply boring to have the same sentiments/statements regurgitated on every single thread....

Re: To Kappa it off : Wed Sep 16, 2015 8:28 am  

As repetitive as he is a counter argument isn't a bad thing.

Back slapping in moderation but always watch your back:)

Re: To Kappa it off : Wed Sep 16, 2015 9:06 pm  

brian2 wrote:

Interesting. Do you really support the Club/team? in the last 2/3 years under your thousand and one guises, i havent read a single positive comment about anything to do with the Club/team?


Thats a strange kind of support! And i am not saying everything is marvellous/all in the garden is rosy - it very clearly is not. The club has been appallingly run, but it is deeply boring to have the same sentiments/statements regurgitated on every single thread....

The fact of the matter is we as a club are now buying kit from a brokerage firm who represent a number of small manufacturers. I didn't say anything negative about this deal other than "my fuller figure" wouldn't look so good in some of the Kappa Leisure wear.
Unfortunately, the club apologist and resident grass Jaybs then chipped in with a pop about non-existent negativity and a false claim that Kappa are a Major Player......they are not...as I showed with facts and you think this makes me a 'sad person"
As for me saying anything positive about the club, feel free to list all those instances when I should have been positive? Maybe when we moved to the Hive? Maybe when we returned to the Broncos name? maybe when we made the cup semi-final (only to be humiliated)? Maybe our proud record of never finishing bottom until it mattered? Maybe the 3 to 4,000 fans that have been jettisoned in the name of one mans obsession? Maybe when we were relegated or possibly the mid table performances of the team this year? Maybe enthusiastic Joey Grima, described as a good sort but totally out of his depth was something I should have "whooped and hollared" about.

By the way, in the last 3 seasons in SL we won 13 from 81 games (16%), conceding an average of 38 points a game scoring 19 and were watched by 2,105 per game....maybe given that I had predicted this demise and had constantly told the club, the owner and the RFL what was going to happen, then maybe I should have been happy and posted something personally positive but believe me, I take no pleasure in being right.

731 was the average attendance at the Hive this year....the lowest of the top 24 professional sides in Europe. Maybe I should post something positive about that too?

Re: To Kappa it off : Thu Sep 17, 2015 2:34 pm  

we know!!!! stop wittering on about it gutters, its a drone.

One definition of support:
"to ​agree with and give ​encouragement to someone or something because you ​want him, her, or it to ​succeed:
My ​father supported the LabourDemocratic Party all his ​life.

Another:
mainly UK (US usually root for) If you support a ​sports ​team or a ​sports ​player, you ​want them to ​win, and might show it by going to ​watch them ​play:
Which ​team do you support?
Taken from Cambridge dictionaries on line.

If you wish to use it as a verb
support verb [T] (PROVE)
C1 to ​help to show something to be ​true:
These ​figures support my ​argument.
You can't make a ​statement like that without any supporting ​documentation.

The ​majority of ​people in the ​town ​strongly support the ​plans to ​build a new ​school.
I ​think it's ​important to support ​local ​businesses by ​buying ​locally"

in answer to the question using example 1 and 2 no he does not support the team.

Thats my drone over with