Why am I surprised
- greengooner
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Why am I surprised
That the AFC online shopping game is a complete rip-off, on a wave of optimism after Pod's performance yesterday I finally gave in to my oldests demands for the new home kit complete with number nine and name. Priced it on the website and gave up in disgust when the total had reached 53 quid before adding postage which would be at least another tenner, sixty plus notes for an eight year olds kit!
Got in the car and went to Derry, forty mins drive but worth it, got it for 39 pounds!, 21 pounds cheaper
F**k off AFC online
Got in the car and went to Derry, forty mins drive but worth it, got it for 39 pounds!, 21 pounds cheaper
F**k off AFC online
Re: Why am I surprised
greengooner wrote:That the AFC online shopping game is a complete rip-off, on a wave of optimism after Pod's performance yesterday I finally gave in to my oldests demands for the new home kit complete with number nine and name. Priced it on the website and gave up in disgust when the total had reached 53 quid before adding postage which would be at least another tenner, sixty plus notes for an eight year olds kit!
Got in the car and went to Derry, forty mins drive but worth it, got it for 39 pounds!, 21 pounds cheaper
F**k off AFC online
In fairness, how is the club going to scrape the money together to give feo walnut his 100k per week contract if fcukers like you are moaning over a paltry 20 quid ?


Re: Why am I surprised
I'm surprised why anybody over the age of 15 would buy replica shirts ,they are shit quality nylon based ,and unless you have an athletic build they make the wearer look like a fat twat !
I haven't worn one ever unless u count the cotton 50's one or the 30's orange one .
Have to say though, this years Home kit has grown on me though so I bought the kit for my 16 month old and he looks great in it and generally kids do look good in them but grown up's .............nah !
I haven't worn one ever unless u count the cotton 50's one or the 30's orange one .
Have to say though, this years Home kit has grown on me though so I bought the kit for my 16 month old and he looks great in it and generally kids do look good in them but grown up's .............nah !
Re: Why am I surprised
Did you drive to Derry especially for it or was you going anyway?greengooner wrote:That the AFC online shopping game is a complete rip-off, on a wave of optimism after Pod's performance yesterday I finally gave in to my oldests demands for the new home kit complete with number nine and name. Priced it on the website and gave up in disgust when the total had reached 53 quid before adding postage which would be at least another tenner, sixty plus notes for an eight year olds kit!
Got in the car and went to Derry, forty mins drive but worth it, got it for 39 pounds!, 21 pounds cheaper
F**k off AFC online
Re: Why am I surprised
Herd wrote:I'm surprised why anybody over the age of 15 would buy replica shirts ,they are shit quality nylon based ,and unless you have an athletic build they make the wearer look like a fat twat !
I haven't worn one ever unless u count the cotton 50's one or the 30's orange one .
Have to say though, this years Home kit has grown on me though so I bought the kit for my 16 month old and he looks great in it and generally kids do look good in them but grown up's .............nah !
Herd he did say that he was buying it for his 8 year old son

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Re: Why am I surprised
augie wrote:Herd wrote:I'm surprised why anybody over the age of 15 would buy replica shirts ,they are shit quality nylon based ,and unless you have an athletic build they make the wearer look like a fat twat !
I haven't worn one ever unless u count the cotton 50's one or the 30's orange one .
Have to say though, this years Home kit has grown on me though so I bought the kit for my 16 month old and he looks great in it and generally kids do look good in them but grown up's .............nah !
Herd he did say that he was buying it for his 8 year old son

Re: Why am I surprised
greengooner wrote:That the AFC online shopping game is a complete rip-off, on a wave of optimism after Pod's performance yesterday I finally gave in to my oldests demands for the new home kit complete with number nine and name. Priced it on the website and gave up in disgust when the total had reached 53 quid before adding postage which would be at least another tenner, sixty plus notes for an eight year olds kit!
Got in the car and went to Derry, forty mins drive but worth it, got it for 39 pounds!, 21 pounds cheaper
F**k off AFC online
shame on you.
support your club by buying all your overpriced tat online , so what if its 20quid more


Re: Why am I surprised
Herd he did say that he was buying it for his 8 year old son 
27/25 and 16 months are my lads ages ,If there's an 8 year old claiming to be son of Herd I want DNA proof !

27/25 and 16 months are my lads ages ,If there's an 8 year old claiming to be son of Herd I want DNA proof !
- northbank123
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Re: Why am I surprised
See they're offering a free 'medallion' for every £50 spent in the club shop. On Saturday I saw some bloke coming out of the club shop grinning ear to ear with 4 such medallions hanging around his neck, felt for the bloke.
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Re: Why am I surprised
Hopefully with a right-hander in the hope (forlorn, I suspect) that it would knock some sense into his empty head!!northbank123 wrote:See they're offering a free 'medallion' for every £50 spent in the club shop. On Saturday I saw some bloke coming out of the club shop grinning ear to ear with 4 such medallions hanging around his neck, felt for the bloke.






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Re: Why am I surprised
I am willing to spend lots of money on merchandise at the club shop IF we win a trophy.northbank123 wrote:See they're offering a free 'medallion' for every £50 spent in the club shop. On Saturday I saw some bloke coming out of the club shop grinning ear to ear with 4 such medallions hanging around his neck, felt for the bloke.

- OneBardGooner
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Re: Why am I surprised
An olympic hero then huh!?northbank123 wrote:See they're offering a free 'medallion' for every £50 spent in the club shop. On Saturday I saw some bloke coming out of the club shop grinning ear to ear with 4 such medallions hanging around his neck, felt for the bloke.

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Re: Why am I surprised
OneBardGooner wrote:An olympic hero then huh!?northbank123 wrote:See they're offering a free 'medallion' for every £50 spent in the club shop. On Saturday I saw some bloke coming out of the club shop grinning ear to ear with 4 such medallions hanging around his neck, felt for the bloke.



Very good!!



- northbank123
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Re: Why am I surprised
Haha well he wasn't in a wheelchair so he was either a keen merchandise collector or a fraud!OneBardGooner wrote:An olympic hero then huh!?northbank123 wrote:See they're offering a free 'medallion' for every £50 spent in the club shop. On Saturday I saw some bloke coming out of the club shop grinning ear to ear with 4 such medallions hanging around his neck, felt for the bloke.
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Re: Why am I surprised
Wheelchair-istnorthbank123 wrote:Haha well he wasn't in a wheelchair so he was either a keen merchandise collector or a fraud!OneBardGooner wrote:An olympic hero then huh!?northbank123 wrote:See they're offering a free 'medallion' for every £50 spent in the club shop. On Saturday I saw some bloke coming out of the club shop grinning ear to ear with 4 such medallions hanging around his neck, felt for the bloke.

