Half and half scarves.

[Claridge]

Never really understood these scarves, except for finals I suppose, but I just wondered if there would be any demand for half leicester half Ukraine?

The money could be donated to the appeal. Don't suppose anyone on here has a contact with the people who make them/sell them

[jonthefox]

That's not a bad idea to be fair. I'd buy one for the cause although i'd never wear it as i despise the things. 

 

Funnily enough, i said to my son yesterday. I wonder how many scarfs that bloke at the bottom of Raw Dykes chucks away every game?.  

 

Edited 6 March 2022 by jonthefox

[Claridge]

1 minute ago, jonthefox said:

That's not a bad idea to be fair. I'd buy one for the cause although i'd never wear it as i despise the things. 

 

Funnily enough, i said to my son yesterday. I wonder how many scarfs that bloke at the bottom of Raw Dykes chucks away every game?.  

 

That's exactly what I thought yesterday, not sure how many they can sell as most fans go every game. I can just about imagine buying one for your childs first ever game, but after that?

[Supergray22]

Well done. Many people must have been thinking this when they saw the emotional scenes at stadiums across the countries. Of course if people want to donate directly the screens yesterday gave the contact details to the LCFC hub. The flags help serve the useful purpose of visually uniting people across the free world to the unity of support against these heinous crimes. The EPL is the most watched sporting competition across the world. Anything we can do to increase and demonstrate support is worth doing. 👏🇺🇦🦊

[Mike Oxlong]

Good for a number two in an outdoor loo in the midst of winter. Half for keeping the seat warm and the other half for ….. 

[Claridge]

5 minutes ago, Mike Oxlong said:

Good for a number two in an outdoor loo in the midst of winter. Half for keeping the seat warm and the other half for ….. 

Could have half Russian for that

[Supergray22]

The club must also have been thinking along these lines and we should contact and collaborate with them as to the practicalities of this. 

[davieG]

27 minutes ago, jonthefox said:

That's not a bad idea to be fair. I'd buy one for the cause although i'd never wear it as i despise the things. 

 

Funnily enough, i said to my son yesterday. I wonder how many scarfs that bloke at the bottom of Raw Dykes chucks away every game?.  

 

I guess they're most bought by away fans to show they've been to the game and are useful for future bragging rights, I'm sure the kids of those fans are proud to have them to take to school.

[Mike Oxlong]

4 minutes ago, Claridge said:

Could have half Russian for that

Would be sold as part of the Bum’s Russian line along with the Pootin loo roll 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Just donate the money you would have spent on it directly to the fundraisers? Probably cost half of what you pay to buy it to make it so only half your money is getting to where it's actually needed.

[Claridge]

7 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Just donate the money you would have spent on it directly to the fundraisers? Probably cost half of what you pay to buy it to make it so only half your money is getting to where it's actually needed.

Same with poppies and red noses and everything else to do with charity, though.

But I get what you mean

[Harboro]

Brookes Jordan
Arena Scarves

Park Lane Knitwear

 

All make football scarves and are local

[OhYesNdidi]

Plastic clappers

[davieG]

On Saturday, we stood together for the people of Ukraine.

How you can donate: https://leic.it/3sEUt6x