FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 8:49 pm
If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE 
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 8:53 pm
Your appeal is going to fall on deaf ears........unless he knows Sam HammaM 
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 8:57 pm
Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 8:59 pm
nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Can play in our 'official' away shirts at home, many have done it before for different reasons.
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 9:03 pm
Angry Man wrote:nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Can play in our 'official' away shirts at home, many have done it before for different reasons.
Not for a whole season they haven't.
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 9:05 pm
nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Can play in our 'official' away shirts at home, many have done it before for different reasons.
Not for a whole season they haven't.
So what would happen if we did that..? fine maybe..? if so I doubt it will be much more than the amount the club will lose in shirt sales
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 9:08 pm
Angry Man wrote:nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Can play in our 'official' away shirts at home, many have done it before for different reasons.
I believe the FL rules only allow you to wear a away/change kit at home once a season.
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 9:10 pm
Stavross wrote:Angry Man wrote:nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Can play in our 'official' away shirts at home, many have done it before for different reasons.
I believe the FL rules only allow you to wear a away/change kit at home once a season.
does it say in the rules what the consequences if we did it for all season..?
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 9:16 pm
Angry Man wrote:Stavross wrote:Angry Man wrote:nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Can play in our 'official' away shirts at home, many have done it before for different reasons.
I believe the FL rules only allow you to wear a away/change kit at home once a season.
does it say in the rules what the consequences if we did it for all season..?
One would assume, a point reduction.
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 9:20 pm
Bridgend_bluebird wrote:Angry Man wrote:Stavross wrote:Angry Man wrote:nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Can play in our 'official' away shirts at home, many have done it before for different reasons.
I believe the FL rules only allow you to wear a away/change kit at home once a season.
does it say in the rules what the consequences if we did it for all season..?
One would assume, a point reduction.
Probably a small fine like the SPL fine Celtic for having numbers on their shorts every year.
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 9:20 pm
Bridgend_bluebird wrote:Angry Man wrote:Stavross wrote:Angry Man wrote:nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Can play in our 'official' away shirts at home, many have done it before for different reasons.
I believe the FL rules only allow you to wear a away/change kit at home once a season.
does it say in the rules what the consequences if we did it for all season..?
One would assume, a point reduction.
Probably a small fine like the SPL fine Celtic for having numbers on their shorts every year.
Re: FAO: Sam Hamman
Thu Jun 28, 2012 9:21 pm
Angry Man wrote:[Stavross"]Angry Man wrote:nerd wrote:Angry Man wrote:If you love the club so much tell them that you will only accept the deal if the club keep playing in BLUE
Might want to contact the FL, ask them to change their rules given red has been registered for next season as the home colour.
Can play in our 'official' away shirts at home, many have done it before for different reasons.
I believe the FL rules only allow you to wear a away/change kit at home once a season.
does it say in the rules what the consequences if we did it for all season..?[/quote]
One would assume, a point reduction.[/quote]
Probably a small fine like the SPL fine Celtic for having numbers on their shorts every year.[/quote]
What on Earth is wrong with having numbers on the shorts?
