Sun Jul 01, 2018 8:37 am
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Sun Jul 01, 2018 11:07 am
Sun Jul 01, 2018 12:39 pm
Bluebirdcraig1969 wrote:I feel yesterdays event was a total rip off.
As a season ticket holder for approx 20 years, I was told that a shirt had to be purchased, before you was able to have a photo with the Premier Keague trophy, this was a terrible PR decision, surly all fans should have been able to see the trophy, irrispective of purchasing a shirt or not. Seems to me it was just a way of selling new shirts & not looking after the true loyal fans.
Sun Jul 01, 2018 12:50 pm
Bluebird-in-Jackland wrote:Bluebirdcraig1969 wrote:I feel yesterdays event was a total rip off.
As a season ticket holder for approx 20 years, I was told that a shirt had to be purchased, before you was able to have a photo with the Premier Keague trophy, this was a terrible PR decision, surly all fans should have been able to see the trophy, irrispective of purchasing a shirt or not. Seems to me it was just a way of selling new shirts & not looking after the true loyal fans.
I can’t see your point at all here, why would you go to the kit launch not to buy the new kit? I think it was a great PR decision by the club. And a great way of bringing revenue into the club and rewarding the people who are putting their hard earned cash into the club. I know you’ve bought a season ticket but it was a kit launch yesterday not a ST launch.
Sun Jul 01, 2018 1:19 pm
troobloo3339 wrote:Bluebird-in-Jackland wrote:Bluebirdcraig1969 wrote:I feel yesterdays event was a total rip off.
As a season ticket holder for approx 20 years, I was told that a shirt had to be purchased, before you was able to have a photo with the Premier Keague trophy, this was a terrible PR decision, surly all fans should have been able to see the trophy, irrispective of purchasing a shirt or not. Seems to me it was just a way of selling new shirts & not looking after the true loyal fans.
I can’t see your point at all here, why would you go to the kit launch not to buy the new kit? I think it was a great PR decision by the club. And a great way of bringing revenue into the club and rewarding the people who are putting their hard earned cash into the club. I know you’ve bought a season ticket but it was a kit launch yesterday not a ST launch.
And I don't see your point
Yes it was a new kit launch
Maybe some just wanted to see the new kit
Surely you can go to a launch without having to make a purchase
I'm with bluebird-in- jack land on this one
Sun Jul 01, 2018 1:30 pm
troobloo3339 wrote:Bluebird-in-Jackland wrote:Bluebirdcraig1969 wrote:I feel yesterdays event was a total rip off.
As a season ticket holder for approx 20 years, I was told that a shirt had to be purchased, before you was able to have a photo with the Premier Keague trophy, this was a terrible PR decision, surly all fans should have been able to see the trophy, irrispective of purchasing a shirt or not. Seems to me it was just a way of selling new shirts & not looking after the true loyal fans.
I can’t see your point at all here, why would you go to the kit launch not to buy the new kit? I think it was a great PR decision by the club. And a great way of bringing revenue into the club and rewarding the people who are putting their hard earned cash into the club. I know you’ve bought a season ticket but it was a kit launch yesterday not a ST launch.
And I don't see your point
Yes it was a new kit launch
Maybe some just wanted to see the new kit
Surely you can go to a launch without having to make a purchase
I'm with bluebird-in- jack land on this one
Sun Jul 01, 2018 1:51 pm
Bluebird-in-Jackland wrote:Bluebirdcraig1969 wrote:I feel yesterdays event was a total rip off.
As a season ticket holder for approx 20 years, I was told that a shirt had to be purchased, before you was able to have a photo with the Premier Keague trophy, this was a terrible PR decision, surly all fans should have been able to see the trophy, irrispective of purchasing a shirt or not. Seems to me it was just a way of selling new shirts & not looking after the true loyal fans.
I can’t see your point at all here, why would you go to the kit launch not to buy the new kit? I think it was a great PR decision by the club. And a great way of bringing revenue into the club and rewarding the people who are putting their hard earned cash into the club. I know you’ve bought a season ticket but it was a kit launch yesterday not a ST launch.
Sun Jul 01, 2018 2:18 pm
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Bluebirdcraig1969 wrote:Im not moaning about the kit launch, of course thats a good idea, my point is why should anyone have to purchase a new shirt to view the Premier League Trophy.
Think back to the champions league final in Cardiff last year, anyone could view & have photo with trophy in Cardiff Bay, the Premier League tropy should have been open to all for photos, not just for people buying shirts
Mon Jul 02, 2018 12:06 am
Bluebirdcraig1969 wrote:Im not moaning about the kit launch, of course thats a good idea, my point is why should anyone have to purchase a new shirt to view the Premier League Trophy.
Think back to the champions league final in Cardiff last year, anyone could view & have photo with trophy in Cardiff Bay, the Premier League tropy should have been open to all for photos, not just for people buying shirts
Mon Jul 02, 2018 12:07 am
Mon Jul 02, 2018 6:11 am
PtB wrote:They could have charged a nominal fee for photos without making a purchase. The top is nice but the cost goes up every year - and it is every year. In years gone by it was every couple of years but shirt prices are going through the roof before you add in shorts and socks for the kids.
Common sense would see it cater for everybody.![]()
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Mon Jul 02, 2018 6:24 am
Mon Jul 02, 2018 6:33 am
PtB wrote:They could have charged a nominal fee for photos without making a purchase. The top is nice but the cost goes up every year - and it is every year. In years gone by it was every couple of years but shirt prices are going through the roof before you add in shorts and socks for the kids.
Common sense would see it cater for everybody.![]()
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Mon Jul 02, 2018 11:57 am
Mon Jul 02, 2018 7:03 pm
stickywicket wrote:I'll get mine at the end of the season for a tenner.
Overpriced T shirt
Mon Jul 02, 2018 7:05 pm