Popular Post Unabomber Posted 16 August 2020 Popular Post Posted 16 August 2020 5 minutes ago, peach0000 said: Imagine spending 65 pounds on a Newcastle shirt or 57 on a Villa shirt Imagine spending anything on one 7 2
Jimothy Posted 16 August 2020 Posted 16 August 2020 8 minutes ago, peach0000 said: Imagine spending 65 pounds on a Newcastle shirt or 57 on a Villa shirt It's a lot to spend on toilet paper isn't it.
adam Posted 16 August 2020 Posted 16 August 2020 32 minutes ago, davieG said: https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/leicester-news/leicester-city-football-shirts-among-4429778 Here is a full list of how much every Premier League club is charging for their standard adult replica shirts: Tottenham Hotspur: £70.00 Chelsea: £69.95 Liverpool: £69.95 Manchester City: £65.00 Newcastle United: £65.00 Manchester United: £64.95 Arsenal: £60.00 Aston Villa: £57.00 Everton: £55.00 Leicester City: £55.00 Sheffield United: £55.00 Southampton: £55.00 West Bromwich Albion: £55.00 West Ham United: £55.00 Wolverhampton Wanderers: £55.00 Brighton & Hove Albion: £52.00 Crystal Palace: £50.00 Burnley, Fulham and Leeds United have not released their strips yet. That table should be the other way up as surely those at the top sell more so should be able benefit from that to keep the price lower. There all overpriced anyway. The clubs should be embarrassed looking at these prices. I have no idea why the feel the need to rip us all off. Wanted to buy my lad a GK top yesterday. 35 quid!! He's only 5. How do they justify it? 2
davieG Posted 16 August 2020 Posted 16 August 2020 6 minutes ago, adam said: The clubs should be embarrassed looking at these prices. I have no idea why the feel the need to rip us all off. Wanted to buy my lad a GK top yesterday. 35 quid!! He's only 5. How do they justify it? They just don't try to besides there's obviously enough people buying at those prices for them to say they're meeting their sales/profit targets. Even the one's they sell off 'cheap' later on I bet they at least cover their costs. 2
HighPeakFox Posted 16 August 2020 Posted 16 August 2020 If ever you wanted to accuse clubs of an 'I saw you coming' attitude to business, it is with replica kits. Buy them new by all means, but...
KFS Posted 16 August 2020 Posted 16 August 2020 1 hour ago, Koke said: 19k replies to this He has a point tbf. They are the swine of the internet. 1
HybridFox Posted 16 August 2020 Posted 16 August 2020 3 hours ago, davieG said: https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/leicester-news/leicester-city-football-shirts-among-4429778 Here is a full list of how much every Premier League club is charging for their standard adult replica shirts: Tottenham Hotspur: £70.00 Chelsea: £69.95 Liverpool: £69.95 Manchester City: £65.00 Newcastle United: £65.00 Manchester United: £64.95 Arsenal: £60.00 Aston Villa: £57.00 Everton: £55.00 Leicester City: £55.00 Sheffield United: £55.00 Southampton: £55.00 West Bromwich Albion: £55.00 West Ham United: £55.00 Wolverhampton Wanderers: £55.00 Brighton & Hove Albion: £52.00 Crystal Palace: £50.00 Burnley, Fulham and Leeds United have not released their strips yet. That table should be the other way up as surely those at the top sell more so should be able benefit from that to keep the price lower. There all overpriced anyway. Some fans buy all 3 kits every season as well. Sometimes for the whole family. Staggering costs
Leicester_Loyal Posted 16 August 2020 Posted 16 August 2020 2 hours ago, Koke said: 19k replies to this I'm all for this. By getting rattled himself he's rattled the Scousers 2
ALC Fox Posted 16 August 2020 Posted 16 August 2020 (edited) 12 hours ago, davieG said: https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/leicester-news/leicester-city-football-shirts-among-4429778 Here is a full list of how much every Premier League club is charging for their standard adult replica shirts: Tottenham Hotspur: £70.00 Chelsea: £69.95 Liverpool: £69.95 Manchester City: £65.00 Newcastle United: £65.00 Manchester United: £64.95 Arsenal: £60.00 Aston Villa: £57.00 Everton: £55.00 Leicester City: £55.00 Sheffield United: £55.00 Southampton: £55.00 West Bromwich Albion: £55.00 West Ham United: £55.00 Wolverhampton Wanderers: £55.00 Brighton & Hove Albion: £52.00 Crystal Palace: £50.00 Burnley, Fulham and Leeds United have not released their strips yet. That table should be the other way up as surely those at the top sell more so should be able benefit from that to keep the price lower. There all overpriced anyway. I'm sure I saw an Adidas ad pop up on my phone recently pricing our home King Power kit at £49.95 on their store. No patches, names or numbers though. Edit: I was wrong it was £59.95 Edited 17 August 2020 by ALC Fox
FoyleFox Posted 16 August 2020 Posted 16 August 2020 4 hours ago, davieG said: https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/leicester-news/leicester-city-football-shirts-among-4429778 Here is a full list of how much every Premier League club is charging for their standard adult replica shirts: Tottenham Hotspur: £70.00 Chelsea: £69.95 Liverpool: £69.95 Manchester City: £65.00 Newcastle United: £65.00 Manchester United: £64.95 Arsenal: £60.00 Aston Villa: £57.00 Everton: £55.00 Leicester City: £55.00 Sheffield United: £55.00 Southampton: £55.00 West Bromwich Albion: £55.00 West Ham United: £55.00 Wolverhampton Wanderers: £55.00 Brighton & Hove Albion: £52.00 Crystal Palace: £50.00 Burnley, Fulham and Leeds United have not released their strips yet. That table should be the other way up as surely those at the top sell more so should be able benefit from that to keep the price lower. There all overpriced anyway. They're shocking prices considering what they are, bit of material with a badgeon. I'll assume the cost price is about £5. Didn't Adidas have our shirt available as a plain training shirt the other year for about £10 on the website. Last season Fulham shirts were more expensive than ours!
Koke Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 4 hours ago, Tuna said: Jeff Hendrick to Newcastle apparantly. A signing that will take them from 13th to 13th. 2
ALC Fox Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 6 hours ago, Tuna said: Jeff Hendrick to Newcastle apparantly. Would've been a bit uninspiring but I'd have taken him as a squad player. Very tidy player on his day.
Sly Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 7 hours ago, FoyleFox said: They're shocking prices considering what they are, bit of material with a badgeon. I'll assume the cost price is about £5. Didn't Adidas have our shirt available as a plain training shirt the other year for about £10 on the website. Last season Fulham shirts were more expensive than ours! You can buy exactly the same shirts them on dodgy websites for £20 each. They’re making margins at that.
RonnieTodger Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 Joe Hart going to Spurs. Good move financially for him, but he's just going to be on the bench again. Strange one.
UniFox21 Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 7 minutes ago, RonnieTodger said: Joe Hart going to Spurs. Good move financially for him, but he's just going to be on the bench again. Strange one. Almost as if he's given up on being a number 1
AjcW Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 14 minutes ago, RonnieTodger said: Joe Hart going to Spurs. Good move financially for him, but he's just going to be on the bench again. Strange one. I think he'll be third choice as well! Gazzaniga played 25 times last season... what with Lloris Arm injury and his *ahem* rest periods (in rehab)
Nalis Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 (edited) 1 hour ago, RonnieTodger said: Joe Hart going to Spurs. Good move financially for him, but he's just going to be on the bench again. Strange one. Agreed, I'd do the same in his position. He's not going to get any better would be the type of player who would move to someone like Derby only to be dropped there anyway. Might as well just do the same thing for a bigger wage at a bigger club. Edited 17 August 2020 by Nalis
FoyleFox Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 1 hour ago, AjcW said: I think he'll be third choice as well! Gazzaniga played 25 times last season... what with Lloris Arm injury and his *ahem* rest periods (in rehab) Rehab?? Assuming you're not meaning physio.
AjcW Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 20 minutes ago, FoyleFox said: Rehab?? Assuming you're not meaning physio. 1
AjcW Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 Posted this in the Chilwell thread but possibly worth a discussion here.... I'm convinced Ineos/Jim Ratcliffe must be sniffing around Chelsea again, no way is Abramovich bankrolling all this again with the Citizenship issues still there and the constant rebuttal of new stadium planning. They're genuinely talking about Chelsea being able to complete deals for a LB, CB and Havertz... that's 200m on top of what they've already spent.
RonnieTodger Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 28 minutes ago, pmcla26 said: Still think there's a Premier League number 1 choice keeper in Hart, just not at a club like Spurs tho. The problem was, he was never really as good or as bad as people made him out to be. Typical fickle attitude of the English towards goalkeepers, and obviously Guardiola threw his career off of a cliff. I genuinely think that around 2012 he was world class. I remember games against Dortmund and Barcelona away where he really saved Man City from being humiliated.
Stuntman_Mike Posted 17 August 2020 Posted 17 August 2020 (edited) 53 minutes ago, pmcla26 said: Still think there's a Premier League number 1 choice keeper in Hart, just not at a club like Spurs tho. The problem was, he was never really as good or as bad as people made him out to be. Typical fickle attitude of the English towards goalkeepers, and obviously Guardiola threw his career off of a cliff. Who would he genuinely replace right now as number 1 in the prem? Guardiola replaced him and it was soon justified, he didn't exactly help himself with his performances on loan. It's a shame to see him settle for 3rd choice though, you only get one short career in football, you'd expect him to want to play. Edited 17 August 2020 by Stuntman_Mike
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