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Child's England kit on 08:09 - Mar 25 by ted_hendrix
Quote from the BBC; **have prices gone too far?**
Of course they have you stupid bastards, they went ''too far'' every cup competition.
Boycott buying the bloody things, the Public need to do something about these money trough pigs selling for huge profit.
[Post edited 25 Mar 10:05]
100% Edward!
Been saying the same for ages: grow a pair and don't buy them!
I appreciate kids will pressure parents, but at some point you've got to put your foot down. I read a piece on the Beeb on Monday about how middle class families can't afford to eat out, and how parents struggle to take their kids on outings etc. Then this: £123 for a kit!
Child's England kit on 10:13 - Mar 25 by Stanisgod
Guy round my way does ni on perfect fakes for 20 quid, job done. Fakes are so good now why buy originals.
Did you say ni?
ps: I’d say you lot complaining about these shirts seem to have a problem with capitalism. Didn’t realise this board was such a nest of woke Marxists.
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Child's England kit on 10:47 - Mar 25 with 6139 views
As I work in an industry that has suffered greatly from piracy, particularly in the early-mid 00's, I can never condone counterfeits etc but in this case I understand why people do. £123 for a childs shirt is nothing short of a rip-off.
The FA will spin it any way they please but it's all about squeezing the most they can out of something (which applies to most businesses these days) rather than offering a competitive, affordable product. Got to keep those shareholder dividends, executive bonuses etc at peak amounts y'know, that's what is the real driving force.
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Child's England kit on 11:00 - Mar 25 with 6072 views
Not DHgate. But I’ve seen loads of reviews on various sites from people who have. I bought this seasons QPR shirt from a similar one, it had every single detail the same as the official.
Got a 9 and 7 year old, they live in football kits and ruin them constantly (plus outgrow them). They get an official QPR kit and the rest from DHGate. Exception was this year the eldest wanted the new England kit so got it as a birthday present (official one).
There's a reason people wear retro shirts now
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Child's England kit on 13:17 - Mar 25 with 5822 views
There is no point, really, unless England win the World Cup, and then you want the shirt with the extra star after that. So, you can wear it while they are world champs as that wont last long.
zzzzzzzzzz
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Child's England kit on 14:34 - Mar 25 with 5712 views
As I work in an industry that has suffered greatly from piracy, particularly in the early-mid 00's, I can never condone counterfeits etc but in this case I understand why people do. £123 for a childs shirt is nothing short of a rip-off.
The FA will spin it any way they please but it's all about squeezing the most they can out of something (which applies to most businesses these days) rather than offering a competitive, affordable product. Got to keep those shareholder dividends, executive bonuses etc at peak amounts y'know, that's what is the real driving force.
[Post edited 25 Mar 11:54]
I’m loathe to defer the FA, one of the most incompetent organisations in existence, but it’s Nike who set the price and reap all the profits of selling the shirt. The FA get paid a lump sum upfront by Nike for the contract to manufacture the shirt.
Same with every football club and the legendary myth of superstar players who ‘pay for themselves in shirt sales’
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Child's England kit on 16:12 - Mar 25 with 5577 views
I’m loathe to defer the FA, one of the most incompetent organisations in existence, but it’s Nike who set the price and reap all the profits of selling the shirt. The FA get paid a lump sum upfront by Nike for the contract to manufacture the shirt.
Same with every football club and the legendary myth of superstar players who ‘pay for themselves in shirt sales’
Fair point but I guess the FA should then find a supplier that won't rip of the FA's customers..... but that might mean a smaller lump sum to the FA so they are still a contributory factor I think.
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Child's England kit on 21:55 - Mar 25 with 5200 views
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