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Post by stuartB on Aug 25, 2009 20:37:22 GMT
remember to ask for your 10% discount being season ticket holders Don't start that one again, Stuart! for your shirt purchase but nothing to do with any legend night  |
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Post by Rob on Aug 27, 2009 14:15:48 GMT
Still a bit of a hold up with some of the replica kit. My order of a full youth kit and Adult shirt is being part sent out today, minus the youth shirt and shorts, which are still to arrive from Vandanel.
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Post by familystander on Aug 27, 2009 15:08:36 GMT
Snap, though strangely enough they have the away kit in stock.
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Post by capitalgull on Aug 27, 2009 15:21:31 GMT
I placed my order for the away kit two weeks ago, asked for an explanation why it hadn't arrived yet and still haven't received anything...not a single word as to why nor an apology of any kind.
It's almost as if the club doesn't want fans' goodwill.
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Post by wigstongull68 on Aug 27, 2009 15:37:12 GMT
My shirt finally arrived yesterday and whilst I like the styling, I have to agree on the size-up thing. Although it is a little on the long side comparatively so a step up in size and the missus could use it as a dress/nightshirt!
I know i'm not the svelte young thing I was but when I tried the shirt on it was certainly tight in some places. May well have to cut down on the nice stuff and try to up the exercise....
Why do shirt manufacturers produce replica shirts that measure in at the small end of the size descriptions when they know full well that the majority of wearers are not "match-fit"? Strikes me they would sell more if they made them more of a comfort fit. Baffles me sometimes this world of ours.
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Post by aussie on Aug 27, 2009 17:34:43 GMT
Excuses excuses, bet Jon would like to back you up on that one, some of us are match fit and would look ridiculous in a over sized shirt, you could look down the Pop side and swear it was the roof of the Sainsburys store on the way in to Plymouth with the right wind! Must remember to avoid Jon at next game!  |
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Post by Rob on Aug 27, 2009 17:47:15 GMT
I placed my order for the away kit two weeks ago, asked for an explanation why it hadn't arrived yet and still haven't received anything...not a single word as to why nor an apology of any kind. It's almost as if the club doesn't want fans' goodwill. Give them a ring, Andy. I don't think I would have got any joy if I hadn't. There wasn't an air of organisation on the other end of the phone, pleasant as they were. |
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Post by longeatongull on Aug 27, 2009 18:39:43 GMT
My shirt finally arrived yesterday and whilst I like the styling, I have to agree on the size-up thing. Although it is a little on the long side comparatively so a step up in size and the missus could use it as a dress/nightshirt! I know i'm not the svelte young thing I was but when I tried the shirt on it was certainly tight in some places. May well have to cut down on the nice stuff and try to up the exercise.... Why do shirt manufacturers produce replica shirts that measure in at the small end of the size descriptions when they know full well that the majority of wearers are not "match-fit"? Strikes me they would sell more if they made them more of a comfort fit. Baffles me sometimes this world of ours. Welcome back from your hols Wigston. The above problem could have been sorted if you hadnt been tight and purchased a youth size ;D ;D Keep going with the predictions......promotion here I come...chase me...chase me!!!! |
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Post by Dave on Aug 27, 2009 19:54:15 GMT
I only wonder if there would have been a such a problem if the club shop was not franchised out to the shirt manufacture. As I said before surly this arrangement means they run the club shop? I'm sure if that was not the case then the club would have been giving them a hard time as it would have been letting their customers down.
Maybe it works in a different way, but thats how all franchises I have ever known worked.
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Post by gullone on Jul 22, 2018 15:35:24 GMT
Certainly a simple enough design this season although personally i would rather see blue rather than black numbers etc.... These black and gold silk scarves were available in the club shop around 1973 ish....   |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 5, 2019 15:58:40 GMT
The 'any colour you like, as long as it's black' rule has been scrapped. Now there's an 1899 shirt for everyone, and with a much extended range of colours. link - Kits Out For The Lads |
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Post by gullone on Jul 6, 2019 9:00:15 GMT
Very simple, very wearable and not much to dislike imo...
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Post by Deleted on Jul 6, 2019 10:47:02 GMT
Sadly, it looks like their advertising some sort of beer!  Which of course would be nice if we were being paid for it!  |
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Post by plainmoorpete on Jul 6, 2019 14:50:49 GMT
Sadly, it looks like their advertising some sort of beer! Which of course would be nice if we were being paid for it! The impression I get is that the 1899 thing is a Pro-direct initiative, meaning that Pro-direct have paid for the front of the shirts just like any sponsor would. This would explain why the club appears to be celebrating 120 years when other clubs have waited until their 125th anniversaries. |
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Post by gulliblegav on Jul 6, 2019 14:53:50 GMT
Sadly, it looks like their advertising some sort of beer! Which of course would be nice if we were being paid for it! No it doesn't And yes we are being paid for it, quite handsomely I'm led to believe |
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