Anish Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 I was appalled that, on the first day of the season no less, the mega-store had run out of replica shirts even before kick-off. Unbelievable. What kind of fools run the club? Surely they should've known that there was going to be a lot of supporters, all optimistic about the game and the season, who would want to purchase the home shirt? They could've raked in £thousands if they had the kit, I'm sure. I for one, as a foxile, won't get the opportunity to go down to the megastore every week to buy the home shirt - and I'm sure there's many others like me. And I'd rather buy after having tried it on (before somebody says buy it online). Piss poor management all round.
maddog Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 I was appalled that, on the first day of the season no less, the mega-store had run out of replica shirts even before kick-off. Unbelievable. What kind of fools run the club? Surely they should've known that there was going to be a lot of supporters, all optimistic about the game and the season, who would want to purchase the home shirt? They could've raked in £thousands if they had the kit, I'm sure.I for one, as a foxile, won't get the opportunity to go down to the megastore every week to buy the home shirt - and I'm sure there's many others like me. And I'd rather buy after having tried it on (before somebody says buy it online). Piss poor management all round.
RowlattsFox Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 I brought the away shirt today and there was a sign saying there will be no short-sleeve home shirts until the Watford game.
Macdaddy Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 I was appalled that, on the first day of the season no less, the mega-store had run out of replica shirts even before kick-off. Unbelievable. What kind of fools run the club? Surely they should've known that there was going to be a lot of supporters, all optimistic about the game and the season, who would want to purchase the home shirt? They could've raked in £thousands if they had the kit, I'm sure.I for one, as a foxile, won't get the opportunity to go down to the megastore every week to buy the home shirt - and I'm sure there's many others like me. And I'd rather buy after having tried it on (before somebody says buy it online). Piss poor management all round. Why try it on, you know it will be too f"cking big anyway
samingram_uk Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 I brought the away shirt today and there was a sign saying there will be no short-sleeve home shirts until the Watford game. ****ers!!!
davieG Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 I was appalled that, on the first day of the season no less, the mega-store had run out of replica shirts even before kick-off. Unbelievable. What kind of fools run the club? Surely they should've known that there was going to be a lot of supporters, all optimistic about the game and the season, who would want to purchase the home shirt? They could've raked in £thousands if they had the kit, I'm sure.I for one, as a foxile, won't get the opportunity to go down to the megastore every week to buy the home shirt - and I'm sure there's many others like me. And I'd rather buy after having tried it on (before somebody says buy it online). Piss poor management all round. Leicester City football Club have always had the best administrative, marketing and sales teams at cocking things up ever since i've supported them, there is always something.
Bryn Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 I got to the ground at about 2 because we thought we would have trouble getting the tickets, and they were already out of short sleeved home shirts.
samingram_uk Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 Get a XXXL one.You can always grow into it. Their was only a Medium, when i was looking on saturday.
Geo V Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 I was appalled that, on the first day of the season no less, the mega-store had run out of replica shirts even before kick-off. Unbelievable. What kind of fools run the club? Surely they should've known that there was going to be a lot of supporters, all optimistic about the game and the season, who would want to purchase the home shirt? They could've raked in £thousands if they had the kit, I'm sure.I for one, as a foxile, won't get the opportunity to go down to the megastore every week to buy the home shirt - and I'm sure there's many others like me. And I'd rather buy after having tried it on (before somebody says buy it online). Piss poor management all round. It seems like it is piss poor management to run out of shirts on a match day but I would just write to the club and let the powers that be know what a silly situation they got themselves in. I'm not sure that the club itself is to blame, just some inadequate jobs worths who fooked up! The life span on the shirt is 2 years mate so Im sure if you buy it in the next few weeks you`ll still get maximum use of it!
a-fox Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 I was appalled that, on the first day of the season no less, the mega-store had run out of replica shirts even before kick-off. Unbelievable. What kind of fools run the club? Surely they should've known that there was going to be a lot of supporters, all optimistic about the game and the season, who would want to purchase the home shirt? They could've raked in £thousands if they had the kit, I'm sure.I for one, as a foxile, won't get the opportunity to go down to the megastore every week to buy the home shirt - and I'm sure there's many others like me. And I'd rather buy after having tried it on (before somebody says buy it online). Piss poor management all round. get over it.
BartonFox Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 Replica shirts are for kids, the mental and fat blokes.
lildave3 Posted 13 August 2007 Posted 13 August 2007 Replica shirts are for kids, the mental and fat blokes. This I don't agree with.
Raj Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 I was appalled that, on the first day of the season no less, the mega-store had run out of replica shirts even before kick-off. Unbelievable. What kind of fools run the club? Surely they should've known that there was going to be a lot of supporters, all optimistic about the game and the season, who would want to purchase the home shirt? They could've raked in £thousands if they had the kit, I'm sure.I for one, as a foxile, won't get the opportunity to go down to the megastore every week to buy the home shirt - and I'm sure there's many others like me. And I'd rather buy after having tried it on (before somebody says buy it online). Piss poor management all round. Ring the Club and ask for Ben Swift. He's the Guy you want(not in a sexual way!) Retail Manager Tell him the situation,and he might even give you a free carrier bag for putting your lovely new shirt in....when you finally get it!!!
bigboy Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 Replica shirts are for kids, the mental and fat blokes. Thanks I'm a fat bloke
Marcoos Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 I went down to the megastore yesterday to buy an away shirt for my daughters 5th birthday - the smallest size they have is for 6-7 year olds (but the sizes are way off and would realistically fit 8 or 9 year olds. What kind of f**kwits launch a new kit without the full range being available? Symptamatic of what I expect from my club. You can change all aspects of your life but not your club and it is lucky for them this is true
scrivins2 Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 it's stupid I walked to the walkers from the town centre to find out i had to walk straight back because they had no home shirts, although I did see Jimmy Nielson, MM and Hasslebaink with his agent.
The People's Hero Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 Replica shirts are for kids, the mental and fat blokes. Symptamatic of what I expect from my club. You can change all aspects of your life but not your club and it is lucky for them this is true This is what I said to the people at the ticket office after receiving some of the worst customer service ever from one of the most half-witted customer service teams in the world.
Daggers Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 Replica shirts are for kids, the mental and fat blokes. And over-priced Paul Smith clobber (made by children in the same sweatshop that produces George at Asda shirts) tends to be worn by whom?
The People's Hero Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 And over-priced Paul Smith clobber (made by children in the same sweatshop that produces George at Asda shirts) tends to be worn by whom? It might be made at the same sweat shop, but it is indisputably better quality stuff.
hairy Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 Replica shirts are for kids, the mental and fat blokes. Agreed. And a fat, mental, kid would look very good in one.
Daggers Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 ...it is indisputably better quality stuff. I would say the same about my 'fat blokishness'
The People's Hero Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 Agreed. And a fat, mental, kid would look very good in one. Fat. Check. Mental. Check. Kid. Check. All criteria satisfied. BONUS: Awful couch. Check. (+1)
Macdaddy Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 Agreed. And a fat, mental, kid would look very good in one. that is sick!!
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 14 August 2007 Posted 14 August 2007 Agreed. And a fat, mental, kid would look very good in one. Anyone know where fat kid got his/her jumper from?, you see I like that alot
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