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Yes, this is most likely. What it might result in, is a case for a higher up-front fee from Nike for the next deal, who in return will need to supply more stock to cover the additional fee. Nothing will change this season.

It's more like 12 as 4 of those clubs only have retro-style shirts made by third parties available but I think it's less about the club and more about Nike. My understanding is that the way shirt deals work is quite complicated. Normally (and historically), clubs receive a fixed amount of...

I think a majority of the issue is Nike and the nature of kit deals in general. When it comes to producing Albion merchandise for market, the club shop is the only place you can buy it. The club are Nike’s only customer when it comes to Albion stock (unlike big six who will sell shirts in...