There is a chap at Fargo village that designs and makes custom CCFC mugs (and other Midlands teams too, hiss boo), got myself one celebrating the Bayern Munich game a few weeks ago 'cos I was there all them years ago.
I thought there would be a new wave of optimism on here from attendees ? Obviously not ! I ask in all seriousness, have Wasps got a club store at the Ricoh now and is it well stocked ? Personally I think the only way forward is for CCFC to have their merchandise back where they are playing. It was just after a good win that I spent the most money in there for the kids in days of old !
Forget the mugs at the shop, the crock fair will be here soon!
They have, I think it only opens on Wasps match day. I could be wrong about that though
There's so much they can do, they have a team of marketing people so what's stopping them.
There's so much they can do, they have a team of marketing people so what's stopping them.
The new shirt should be on sale when you go in to renew your season ticket and with a nice offer to combine the two but no doubt it will go on sale about November.
There's so much they can do, they have a team of marketing people so what's stopping them.
If they have a marketing team they are either incompetent beyond belief or there is a cashflow / money issue that stops them doing anything.
There's so much they can do, they have a team of marketing people so what's stopping them.
Can't stand the way Fisher wobbles on about revenue streams then on match day you can't even buy a scarf. Even small clubs have a big summer launch of the new kit. Won't build our hopes up about ours though. Probably get ten extra large away shirts in the shop a week after Christmas.
If it was me I'd have at least 2 of these out on match days:
If there's nowhere to keep them at the Ricoh (surely if one of the halls wasn't in use between matches Wasps would let them use it as storage without charge?) then just tow them back to Ryton between games.
Added advantage that they could easily be taken out to other events such as the Godiva fest.
ours is still sat outside sixfields its pretty much pure laziness stopping them bringing it to the ricoh
If it was me I'd have at least 2 of these out on match days:
If there's nowhere to keep them at the Ricoh (surely if one of the halls wasn't in use between matches Wasps would let them use it as storage without charge?) then just tow them back to Ryton between games.
Added advantage that they could easily be taken out to other events such as the Godiva fest.
It's already busier the the Gallagher park megastore.
Two of these units and access to the Ricoh ticketing is all we need at the moment.
The Gallagher one is in a really poor location the shop needs to be much nearer to the ground they should have bought the old Rowleys Green club and turned it into a shop offices and supporters club but I guess the former owners wanted paying for it!
If it was me I'd have at least 2 of these out on match days:
If there's nowhere to keep them at the Ricoh (surely if one of the halls wasn't in use between matches Wasps would let them use it as storage without charge?) then just tow them back to Ryton between games.
Added advantage that they could easily be taken out to other events such as the Godiva fest.
There's so much they can do, they have a team of marketing people so what's stopping them.
Marketing team with nothing to sell. New stadium team with no land for a stadium. Commercial team that has brought in hardly any sponsorship. And until recently we had a manager that couldn't manage very well.
At least we are consistent.
Plenty of tickets to be sold.
Is it still full of shirts?
Forgot that one. Ticket sellers that don't sell many tickets
If it was me I'd have at least 2 of these out on match days:
If there's nowhere to keep them at the Ricoh (surely if one of the halls wasn't in use between matches Wasps would let them use it as storage without charge?) then just tow them back to Ryton between games.
Added advantage that they could easily be taken out to other events such as the Godiva fest.
cobblers fans reckon its still full of gear so it could well be. the way the locals are im surprised it hasnt been nicked and painted white so they can sell chips out of it at local car boot sales
Isn't this the sort of thing the SCG should be working on rather than bickering about the trust and articles Les Reid has written? Fishers at the meeting, not hard to ask him why its been left full of stock at Sixfields and not brought back to Ryton for use on match days.
As its been left, it made me wonder if Northampton own it and we borrowed it.
And supporters that don't attend matches, forgot that one as well.
Wetherspoons brought It believeOr that it has been sold already.
As its been left, it made me wonder if Northampton own it and we borrowed it.
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