Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:00 pm
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:02 pm
Blueboys1927 wrote:Sold 1,000,s of replica tops for its first year in the PL ? havent seen 1,000,s around Cardiff or South Wales, we now seem to be selling less replica shirts that we use to do in the lower leagues ? its a very strange way to market the brand of Cardiff City, may be when the new Blue tops are released from storage by the club we will see a massive upsurge ? Or may be all the red tops are flooding Asia and selling in their 1.000,s and we havent got many here to sell![]()
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Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:07 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Blueboys1927 wrote:Sold 1,000,s of replica tops for its first year in the PL ? havent seen 1,000,s around Cardiff or South Wales, we now seem to be selling less replica shirts that we use to do in the lower leagues ? its a very strange way to market the brand of Cardiff City, may be when the new Blue tops are released from storage by the club we will see a massive upsurge ? Or may be all the red tops are flooding Asia and selling in their 1.000,s and we havent got many here to sell![]()
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So far its about 400-450 new Red tops sold, I honestly believe if we had been BLUE, Sold out and there would be a waiting list by now.
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:07 pm
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:17 pm
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Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:21 pm
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:31 pm
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:32 pm
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:35 pm
Mario Polotelli wrote:Lets cut the bullshit here Cardiff City have never been a fan base with a large number of replica shirt wearers rebrand or otherwise.
You could sell 20,000 blue shirts at £50 a pop and thats only £1 million. Take away costs.etc be lucky to make £200k profit on them.
In the grand scheme of things thats small potatoes and not even worth a debate.![]()
For the record I wouldnt buy neither, red or blue, with that piece of shit badge on it, but then again I havent bought a replica shirt since 1993.
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:37 pm
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:39 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Blueboys1927 wrote:Sold 1,000,s of replica tops for its first year in the PL ? havent seen 1,000,s around Cardiff or South Wales, we now seem to be selling less replica shirts that we use to do in the lower leagues ? its a very strange way to market the brand of Cardiff City, may be when the new Blue tops are released from storage by the club we will see a massive upsurge ? Or may be all the red tops are flooding Asia and selling in their 1.000,s and we havent got many here to sell![]()
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So far its about 400-450 new Red tops sold, I honestly believe if we had been BLUE, Sold out and there would be a waiting list by now.
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:42 pm
lj1985 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Blueboys1927 wrote:Sold 1,000,s of replica tops for its first year in the PL ? havent seen 1,000,s around Cardiff or South Wales, we now seem to be selling less replica shirts that we use to do in the lower leagues ? its a very strange way to market the brand of Cardiff City, may be when the new Blue tops are released from storage by the club we will see a massive upsurge ? Or may be all the red tops are flooding Asia and selling in their 1.000,s and we havent got many here to sell![]()
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So far its about 400-450 new Red tops sold, I honestly believe if we had been BLUE, Sold out and there would be a waiting list by now.
400-450 thats shocking fair play, not taking the p*ss, but whats the point of the rebrand if you only sell that many tops and you are now in the PL, because we all know making money in the far east is a load of crap, compare that to Swansea who sold over 6000 in less than a day two years ago when they first went on sale after our promotion, also bought a away top on saturday 45 mins queue and probably thousands sold already.
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:45 pm
lj1985 wrote:400-450 thats shocking fair play, not taking the p*ss, but whats the point of the rebrand if you only sell that many tops and you are now in the PL, because we all know making money in the far east is a load of crap, compare that to Swansea who sold over 6000 in less than a day two years ago when they first went on sale after our promotion, also bought a away top on saturday 45 mins queue and probably thousands sold already.
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:46 pm
Owain wrote:I'd love to have bought a home shirt with the PL badges (as a momento, not to wear), but there's no chance I'll be buying anything again this season.
Mon Jul 01, 2013 2:46 pm
lj1985 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Blueboys1927 wrote:Sold 1,000,s of replica tops for its first year in the PL ? havent seen 1,000,s around Cardiff or South Wales, we now seem to be selling less replica shirts that we use to do in the lower leagues ? its a very strange way to market the brand of Cardiff City, may be when the new Blue tops are released from storage by the club we will see a massive upsurge ? Or may be all the red tops are flooding Asia and selling in their 1.000,s and we havent got many here to sell![]()
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So far its about 400-450 new Red tops sold, I honestly believe if we had been BLUE, Sold out and there would be a waiting list by now.
400-450 thats shocking fair play, not taking the p*ss, but whats the point of the rebrand if you only sell that many tops and you are now in the PL, because we all know making money in the far east is a load of crap, compare that to Swansea who sold over 6000 in less than a day two years ago when they first went on sale after our promotion, also bought a away top on saturday 45 mins queue and probably thousands sold already.
Mon Jul 01, 2013 3:09 pm
Mon Jul 01, 2013 3:25 pm
Mario Polotelli wrote:Lets cut the bullshit here Cardiff City have never been a fan base with a large number of replica shirt wearers rebrand or otherwise.
You could sell 20,000 blue shirts at £50 a pop and thats only £1 million. Take away costs.etc be lucky to make £200k profit on them.
In the grand scheme of things thats small potatoes and not even worth a debate.![]()
For the record I wouldnt buy neither, red or blue, with that piece of shit badge on it, but then again I havent bought a replica shirt since 1993.
Mon Jul 01, 2013 3:29 pm
Mon Jul 01, 2013 3:51 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Mario Polotelli wrote:Lets cut the bullshit here Cardiff City have never been a fan base with a large number of replica shirt wearers rebrand or otherwise.
You could sell 20,000 blue shirts at £50 a pop and thats only £1 million. Take away costs.etc be lucky to make £200k profit on them.
In the grand scheme of things thats small potatoes and not even worth a debate.![]()
For the record I wouldnt buy neither, red or blue, with that piece of shit badge on it, but then again I havent bought a replica shirt since 1993.
I disagree
Chris, I rarely disagree with you on things except when its to do with Dave Jones![]()
We have changed as a fan base.
When Fowler was here we sold well over 25,000 BLUE shirts, then the next Wembley season over 30,000 BLUE shirts,The first season of the Malaysians 20,000 BLUE shirts approx, then last season RED 15,000 rem they had a FREE open day with thousands sold then(and are fan base bigger than ever), 5,000 BLUE(But refused to order more).
This season, just began 450 so far RED, wont put BLUE ON SALE YET.
Since 1972 I have bought a BLUE SHIRT EVERY SEASON, Last year first time I have never bought one. I usually buy 5 for my family now I buy none.
I wont buy one till our badge and colour are restored![]()
Wed Sep 23, 2020 8:21 am
Blueboys1927 wrote:Sold 1,000,s of replica tops for its first year in the PL ? havent seen 1,000,s around Cardiff or South Wales, we now seem to be selling less replica shirts that we use to do in the lower leagues - storage companies near me? its a very strange way to market the brand of Cardiff City, may be when the new Blue tops are released from storage by the club we will see a massive upsurge ? Or may be all the red tops are flooding Asia and selling in their 1.000,s and we havent got many here to sell![]()
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Wed Sep 23, 2020 8:25 am
Wed Sep 23, 2020 9:05 am
pembroke allan wrote:Dilly question but why is a post from 7 yrs ago here today after one reply??
Wed Sep 23, 2020 9:24 am
Wed Sep 23, 2020 12:31 pm
Forever Blue wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Dilly question but why is a post from 7 yrs ago here today after one reply??
I wondered that Allan,
so just looked and for some reason its been brought back up?
Wed Sep 23, 2020 1:27 pm
pembroke allan wrote:Dilly question but why is a post from 7 yrs ago here today after one reply??
Wed Sep 23, 2020 2:36 pm
Bluebina wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Dilly question but why is a post from 7 yrs ago here today after one reply??
Stange, are any that replied then still posting?