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TrueSkyBlueLiam · Aug 4, 2013

Just a thought, I have heard that the SBT made around £500 from selling wristbands yesterday. Its got me thinking, why don't we pull a Pompey trick? Why don't we sell more Merchandise (SISU Out/ Keep Cov In Cov T-Shirts etc), which would give the SBT funds, which could be invested into a future bid for the club, like the Pompey Supporters Trusts and Swansea have done in the past. It may sound like a stupid idea but im clutching at straws at the minute. ANY idea could help the cause atm. If you disagree with this idea, please suggest some other ways to raise some cash to get SISU out

Sisued · Aug 4, 2013

Sky blue Bedouin outfits for our nomadic fans

valiant15 · Aug 4, 2013

Sisu out ashtrays for the smokers out there.

ConnorDevine · Aug 4, 2013

i like it, think people should be allowed to invest into a bid in the club from £10 upwards, then split shares accordingly between the investors under a group owned by the sky blues trust.

i for one would jump to invest in the club, and even if we can only get about 20% of the club we could get a shoehorn into matters

covpete · Aug 4, 2013

I just posted a similar idea spot on I say even create our own football shirt to wear for away games!

TrueSkyBlueLiam · Aug 4, 2013

covpete said:
I just posted a similar idea spot on I say even create our own football shirt to wear for away games!

I like your thinking, but it doesn't have to be just shirts. Flags, Fishers masks, anything the SBT can sell. We can protest, the SBT can save up for a bid and we may have a chance at getting our club back. If Pompey and Swansea can do it, why not us?

Steve_75 · Aug 4, 2013

It would be a very good idea. Definitely worth a go.
I like the merchandise idea. Could we make t-shirts that kind of look like replica kit (but not an obvious replica of an actual CCFC kit), maybe with a badge (not sure about copyright of the actual badge) and maybe a message such as 'Keep Cov in Cov' where the sponsors logo would be.
I'm sure someone on here who does the kit design each year could come up with something good.
Don't know how many usually buy a replica top but if you could get a good number of them to buy this top instead, knowing that profits go to a fighting fund, that fund could grow quite quickly and in the process, take more income away from SISU if they only sell a handful of tops.

SuperCov · Aug 4, 2013

Steve_75 said:
It would be a very good idea. Definitely worth a go.
I like the merchandise idea. Could we make t-shirts that kind of look like replica kit (but not an obvious replica of an actual CCFC kit), maybe with a badge (not sure about copyright of the actual badge) and maybe a message such as 'Keep Cov in Cov' where the sponsors logo would be.
I'm sure someone on here who does the kit design each year could come up with something good.
Don't know how many usually buy a replica top but if you could get a good number of them to buy this top instead, knowing that profits go to a fighting fund, that fund could grow quite quickly and in the process, take more income away from SISU if they only sell a handful of tops.

Could just use the Trusts emblem as the shirt badge. Have the 'sponsor' be 'Keep Cov in Cov'

TrueSkyBlueLiam · Aug 5, 2013

If Portsmouth could do it, why not us? Even if we don't get enough money to buy the club, we could buy a section of the club. At least then we would have some say in what happens

skybluelee · Aug 5, 2013

Surely just a sky blue t-shirt with a huge 'SISU Out' splayed across it in white would sell well. Whoever has the initiative to make this happen let me know as I want one.

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