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    Originally posted by MrsB View Post
    Awww, I so understand you and I forgive you. I haven't purchased an LFC shirt in ages, my latest one has Baros 5 on the back ... I bought an England shirt this summer.
    thats not naughty its very silly indeed.

    some one on here will be along to spank you. i belive dave enjoys it.

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      Well if Ian ayre is to be believed the new kit is our fastest selling one ever.

      Nice to see that fan outrage with the owners is spreading

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        Just read that about the new home shirt being the fastest selling in history.
        Wtf

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          I wonder if that has been helped by no longer having Carlsberg on the front? Just a thought.

          Don't forget that despite all the efforts from forums to boycott the buying of the shirt, that's not necessarily going to reach all the millions of fanatical fans around the world.

          You could also argue that it shows how at least the commercial aspect of the club seems to have been improved. That's down to Ian Ayre I assume.

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            Infuriating. I wonder if it'll be the same next year if we lose our star names.
            3rd place. Worst champions ever.

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              the mancs seem to do better in this regard.They are even having to resort to emailing 16 year old kids registered on their site to see if they'd like to buy a season ticket

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                Originally posted by PoolG View Post
                Well if Ian ayre is to be believed the new kit is our fastest selling one ever.

                Nice to see that fan outrage with the owners is spreading
                Yep just read that and was about to post. ffs what a right load of apathetic fans we have nowa days, just can't believe how unaware they are...and that they are unable to make the sacrifice of going without the shirt for one season, to show that as fans we stand together in support and protection of our historic football club and it's values.

                It's like we're saying on mass...walk all over us mr Hicks....you just take the piss all you like, we'll even buy weetabix if that'll help!
                Last edited by Vermilion; 25-06-10, 11:00 PM.

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                  my mate bought me the new jersey for my birthday, i felt so bad about it. i couldnt even get excited about it knowing what i was doing, i just couldnt bring myself to telling my mate i didnt want a present he had put at lot of effort to getting for me. to be honest i reckon it looks ****, compared to last seasons jersey it looks crap and the badge is printed unlike last years
                  96 Never Forgotten

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                    My daughter bought me an LFC polo shirt for fathers day. She supports LFC but doesn't frequent internet forums so isn't aware of the feelings about a boycott of merchandise.

                    I didn't have the heart to tell her. But it shows that whilst a relatively small number of supporters will sign on to a boycott it's not widely recognised an unlikely to have a big impact.

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                      Boycotts will be more effective (if they're achieved) for match attendance. Compared to how many people there are worldwide who buy merchandise, the amount of matchgoing fans is quite small. And they're the ones who would generally be more clued up about what's going on, so a boycott of a match would be easier to achieve.

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                        Originally posted by Craig_H View Post
                        Boycotts will be more effective (if they're achieved) for match attendance. Compared to how many people there are worldwide who buy merchandise, the amount of matchgoing fans is quite small. And they're the ones who would generally be more clued up about what's going on, so a boycott of a match would be easier to achieve.
                        It would be the only way to achieve the necessary media interest. The newspapers don't care how many shirts we sell, it's not interesting. A half empty stadium would make the back pages and probably the front too!

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                          Originally posted by JHP View Post
                          My daughter bought me an LFC polo shirt for fathers day. She supports LFC but doesn't frequent internet forums so isn't aware of the feelings about a boycott of merchandise.

                          I didn't have the heart to tell her. But it shows that whilst a relatively small number of supporters will sign on to a boycott it's not widely recognised an unlikely to have a big impact.
                          Pardon the tangent but I'd say it's more a matter that you have the heart not to tell her.

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                          Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.



                          May the Lord bless this post.

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                            Originally posted by Neil Young View Post
                            Pardon the tangent but I'd say it's more a matter that you have the heart not to tell her.

                            I know and I'll tell her in time. She'd spent time and money getting me a present, it would have seemed churlish telling her when she gave it to me.

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                              Originally posted by JHP View Post
                              I know and I'll tell her in time. She'd spent time and money getting me a present, it would have seemed churlish telling her when she gave it to me.
                              In your situation I wouldn't ever bother telling my daughter about it.
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                              Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.



                              May the Lord bless this post.

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                                Originally posted by JHP View Post
                                I know and I'll tell her in time. She'd spent time and money getting me a present, it would have seemed churlish telling her when she gave it to me.
                                Originally posted by Neil Young View Post
                                In your situation I wouldn't ever bother telling my daughter about it.
                                What the old dog said: don't.

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