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Changing kits every year is a key commercial strategy for football clubs and their sponsors. It encourages fans to buy the latest merchandise, generating significant revenue. While some fans appreciate the fresh look, others find it frustrating, especially when designs are unpopular, like Newcastle's 'barcode effect' kit. It's a balance between tradition and commercial gain.
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