' Shirt Sales interesting '

The season we went to Wembley twice under the Riddler(BLUE) we sold approx 50,000-55,000.

The last time we were BLUE at home that season, we sold approx 25,000-28,000.

The first season we were RED and our historic promotion season we sold approx 12,000-15,000.

Last season in our first ever season in the Premier League in RED shirts we sold under 10,000.

What will this New season sales be like? Any opinions/guesses?

My prediction, the trust shirt will sell more than our home shirt.

Be surprised if it's more than 8-9,000

I'll get the blue one, as well as the a Trust one when I get paid.

Only red you'll see me where is Wales, although still have our red away shirt from a few years back.

Wonder what the sale of away shirts is like if there was a significant raise at the rebrand

haha who the hell came up with those numbers... reminds me of the attendances in the old lady

sold under 10,000 shirts last season

yeah like way under

Don't think they need to order too many in the adult sizes.

Kids will always want the latest kit whatever the colour and I'd rather see kids wearing a red Cardiff City top than a Liverpool or Man United shirt.

Adults have no excuse though!

Perhaps everyone with kids under 12 can get them to write to Tan saying they don't like the red shirts and want to go back to the blue one and a return to our old badge. A couple of thousand letters from our next generation of supporters should give him something to think about.

Interesting figures, that say it all, really. Never bought a replica shirt in my life, though.

are these official figures from the club shop??

With the wealth Tan has amassed I don't think he cares about shirt sales

I have bought a replica home shirt every season for as long as I can remember ..... but after the rebrand 2 seasons ago Im afraid to say I have not bought ONE single item from the Club shop let alone a red shirt with beer mat badge

Even though I never use to wear them, I bought one every season since 1972,then when I had children ive bought 4 every season, now Ive bought Zero in the last 2 years.

Even though I never use to wear them, I bought one every season since 1972,then when I had children ive bought 4 every season, now Ive bought Zero in the last 2 years.

By those figures, you aren't alone!!

Changing back to blue this season would have been genius!! Brought more in to see the games too. Too late now. Maybe next year eh?

Main thing is to turn up and support them on the pitch. Blue would be nice too and of course, 19:27.

Even though I never use to wear them, I bought one every season since 1972,then when I had children ive bought 4 every season, now Ive bought Zero in the last 2 years.

I'm quite proud of this. Just keep your eyes on the still smilies:

The season we went to Wembley twice under the Riddler(BLUE) we sold approx 50,000-55,000.

The last time we were BLUE at home that season, we sold approx 25,000-28,000.

The first season we were RED and our historic promotion season we sold approx 12,000-15,000.

Last season in our first ever season in the Premier League in RED shirts we sold under 10,000.

What will this New season sales be like? Any opinions/guesses?

Not sure what profit margins are but I'd guess that ccfc would make at least 10 quid per kit plus another 10 for names and numbers on back.

Tans stupidity must have cost the club the sale of at least 50,000 kits last season and a similar number the season we went up. This equates to 100,000 kits and at a tenner each profit that is a million pounds in revenue not counting in the profits from names/numbers.
For a successful businessman he is clueless in running a football club.

The season we went to Wembley twice under the Riddler(BLUE) we sold approx 50,000-55,000.

The last time we were BLUE at home that season, we sold approx 25,000-28,000.

The first season we were RED and our historic promotion season we sold approx 12,000-15,000.

Last season in our first ever season in the Premier League in RED shirts we sold under 10,000.

What will this New season sales be like? Any opinions/guesses?

Not sure what profit margins are but I'd guess that ccfc would make at least 10 quid per kit plus another 10 for names and numbers on back.

Tans stupidity must have cost the club the sale of at least 50,000 kits last season and a similar number the season we went up. This equates to 100,000 kits and at a tenner each profit that is a million pounds in revenue not counting in the profits from names/numbers.
For a successful businessman he is clueless in running a football club.

As a Premier League, City were told to expect at least 80,000 shirts sold in the UK/World Wide. Hmm

Looking at this seasons home drivel, Id be very surprised if it outsells, the Trust, Thomas C, and the adidas kit's.

f**k you Tan and your crazy f*cking mind !

The alternate kit will outsell the official I reckon by at least 5 to 1 if not more.

i think it will be alot less with the kits getting even worse lol

only wear our true blue colours with the RIGHT badge on , not the beer mat that has a dragon on it even though we are apprently still the bluebirds ? haha

fire and passion

i think it will be alot less with the kits getting even worse lol

only wear our true blue colours with the RIGHT badge on , not the beer mat that has a dragon on it even though we are apprently still the bluebirds ? haha

I think it will be the lowest for at least 10 years.