Theonlywayisskyblue
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So have they sold out in the shop or not ?
Or going to put them in the carThere's people walking away from the ground with Monzo bags. They should have at least made sure they had match tickets
Literally gone for shirts then going home
In the queue they said you needed a match ticket but no-one was checkingThere's people walking away from the ground with Monzo bags. They should have at least made sure they had match tickets
Literally gone for shirts then going home
Get that in car park c. Not Longford roadOr going to put them in the car
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Well I’ve just walked out with two nowAt 10.03, we were told outside that the little pop.up.shop has no shirts left. At 10.03. I was there. I was told
Rude to listen in to my phone callsLiterally stood next to a guy with 4 tops in a bag laughing on the phone about it.
No match day tickets available for day trippersThere's people walking away from the ground with Monzo bags. They should have at least made sure they had match tickets
Literally gone for shirts then going home
I didn't say it wasn't priced in?
I simple said the shirt didn't sell well...
That’s a different Q. Was just saying from Monzos POV a short isn’t a huge amount to pay for a lead.
I didn't ask a questionyou quoted my original post which was about the shirt not selling well to make your random point which I don't disagree with?
The queues were ridiculousFan zone. Its a tiny pop up shop in the corner
I thought there was another power outage or a problem paying for stuff about 15 minutes after Halftime,the amount of people that came back with full buckets of grub.Anyone remember when they gave free Yorkie bars away after a game at Highfield Road?.. i wanna say around 2000... lets just say one per person didnt last long!
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Didn’t bother with it, but I presume you had to open your monzo account beforehand, so they will have acquired a lot of customers who didn't then actually get a shirt, most will I assume not actually do anything with the account, but I suspect some will. Might be an opportunity for them to still get some of those eg spend £200 from the acount in the next month and get a free shirt.I am amazed they didn’t have more, probably a big discount to get them, say £30 per top but that is pence to acquire and retain customers. Missed an opportunity really
As for VintedI am pleasantly surprised none have appeared on eBay yet
Yeah some guy in high vis come out and telling everyone, no shirts left.
Piss take tbh
Who's going to pay that? Same price as the shopAs for Vinted
Shame on the idiots that thought a free shirt was worth standing outside for 3 hours on a Saturday morning. Surely your time is worth more than 3 hours stood outside to get a monstrous shirt for free. Quick maths tells you would be better off paying £60 than giving up 3 hours of your time.e they like the shirt.
Maybe they like the shirt. Quick maths actually tells me 1p is more financially prudent than £60 too.
Who's going to pay that? Same price as the shop
The one im on about was a promotion outside the turnstyles after the game, the workers just gave up and people were leaving with jackets full of Yorkie Bars.I thought there was another power outage or a problem paying for stuff about 15 minutes after Halftime,the amount of people that came back with full buckets of grub.
There's always retro shirts on there and ebay for £100+ when you can just buy the exact same version from the club shop for £50/60.
Just relying on people not doing online research
My teenager had this same thought process. His brain hasn't fully developed yet either.Shame on the idiots that thought a free shirt was worth standing outside for 3 hours on a Saturday morning. Surely your time is worth more than 3 hours stood outside to get a monstrous shirt for free. Quick maths tells you would be better off paying £60 than giving up 3 hours of your time.
My teenager had this same thought process. His brain hasn't fully developed yet either.
What about the tens of thousands living in poverty locally that can't afford the luxury of a Cov top? Or one for their children? This was an amazing opportunity to get their hands on one. Completely get it, my child didn't understand it either.3 hours of my time on a Saturday morning is worth more than a garish coloured shirt that will be in the charity shops very soon. You only have to earn more than £20 an hour to work that one out.
I’d sooner pay the £60 for a shirt than miss 3 hours of ale time before a derby.
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