Castore were reportedly forced to send out Rangers kits in bags without the club logo after claims that thousands were sabotaged while out for delivery to supporters by courier company Hermes.
Hermes launched a probe into the issue while the Ibrox club’s kit manufacturer offered a refund to those who were affected. But choosing to despatch the strips in packaging without the Rangers logo looks to have created a new problem, leaving the Liverpool-based company - who signed a five-year deal with the Light Blues - with quite a few spare bags.
And Newcastle United fans reckon Castore, run by brothers Tom and Phil Beahon, might just have discovered a solution for any excess packaging. The English Premier League side agreed a deal with the Merseyside company to produce their strip and some Magpies supporters have taken to social media to post images of their new kit arriving in RANGERS-branded bags.
