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New 5 Year Kit Deal With Hummel (Away Kit Revealed, pg.19)

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  • Splodge
    Splodge Posts: 514

    Splodge said:

    I really like the new kit. I agree with Nug that the banner under the badge is a bit dated, but taken as a whole I think Hummel have done a great job.

    It's my favourite kit since the last Le Coq Sportif one.

    Banner under the badge is an example of tradition used in a dated way. Looks like it belongs on a late 80s/early90s CAFC kit, but the Ribero kits we had then were a little behind the times even then. Slightly spoils the home shirt but it's still nice. I really like the away shirt.
    I think that was the point.
    Yes of course. I just don't think that was a good thing aesthetically in this instance.
  • buckshee
    buckshee Posts: 7,867
    Anyone know if the home kit was available in the shop yesterday? I was under the impression it was going on sale yesterday.
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,225
    buckshee said:

    Anyone know if the home kit was available in the shop yesterday? I was under the impression it was going on sale yesterday.

    It was.

    Although they struggled with the pre-orders as they when one of the trustees went into to pick up our free shirt they wanted a name.

    "it says "Charlton Athletic Museum" on the order"

    "But whose name is it under?"

    "Charlton Athletic Museum, look it's on the order."

    Got it eventually as it was listed under "Mr"
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    edited August 2017
    buckshee said:

    Anyone know if the home kit was available in the shop yesterday? I was under the impression it was going on sale yesterday.

    It was. Very nearly bought it for my youngest boy.
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 29,045

    buckshee said:

    Anyone know if the home kit was available in the shop yesterday? I was under the impression it was going on sale yesterday.

    It was. Very nearly bought it for my youngest.
    Hopefully the boy knows daddy is not a tight c*** and realises why you kept your hands in your pocket.
  • kings hill addick
    kings hill addick Posts: 5,781
    edited August 2017
    I know I've said that we shouldn't, needlessly, criticise the club, and I don't want to cast aspersions on our fans but I had a walk around the club shop and it was heaving. I looked at a few things and it looked like nothing had a security tag on it. There was a silly long queue, and there seemed to be more than one person operating the tills (either that of the chap was flirting with the women serving) so I don't see how they would have spotted or been able to stop people literally waling out with stuff.

    They have swapped the doors around too so it meant that many people came in the 'exit' and left via the 'entrance' - I'm sure this will sort itself out soon enough but I was staggered that there were not security tags on the caps. Anyone could have put one on and just wandered out - well shuffled out.

    Maybe football fans are not inclined to shoplift from their own club but they couldn't have made it easier for one to do so.

    Also, I take back my comments about the new shirt - it really is nice. I was very tempted to buy one!
  • se9addick
    se9addick Posts: 32,037

    I know I've said that we shouldn't, needlessly, criticise the club, and I don't want to cast aspersions on our fans but I had a walk around the club shop and it was heaving. I looked at a few things and it looked like nothing had a security tag on it. There was a silly long queue, and there seemed to be more than one person operating the tills (either that of the chap was flirting with the women serving) so I don't see how they would have spotted or been able to stop people literally waling out with stuff.

    They have swapped the doors around too so it meant that many people came in the 'exit' and left via the 'entrance' - I'm sure this will sort itself out soon enough but I was staggered that there were not security tags on the caps. Anyone could have put one on and just wandered out - well shuffled out.

    Maybe football fans are not inclined to shoplift from their own club but they couldn't have made it easier for one to do so.

    Also, I take back my comments about the new shirt - it really is nice. I was very tempted to buy one!

    Sounds like you were tempted to nick one!
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    edited August 2017

    buckshee said:

    Anyone know if the home kit was available in the shop yesterday? I was under the impression it was going on sale yesterday.

    It was. Very nearly bought it for my youngest.
    Hopefully the boy knows daddy is not a tight c*** and realises why you kept your hands in your pocket.
    I told him he would have to have 23 Sarr on the back - that put him off.
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491
    Bought the new shirt yesterday for my youngest who was attending the valley for the first time.

    Didn't size up the adults shirts but the kids are quite small
  • kings hill addick
    kings hill addick Posts: 5,781
    edited August 2017
    se9addick said:

    I know I've said that we shouldn't, needlessly, criticise the club, and I don't want to cast aspersions on our fans but I had a walk around the club shop and it was heaving. I looked at a few things and it looked like nothing had a security tag on it. There was a silly long queue, and there seemed to be more than one person operating the tills (either that of the chap was flirting with the women serving) so I don't see how they would have spotted or been able to stop people literally waling out with stuff.

    They have swapped the doors around too so it meant that many people came in the 'exit' and left via the 'entrance' - I'm sure this will sort itself out soon enough but I was staggered that there were not security tags on the caps. Anyone could have put one on and just wandered out - well shuffled out.

    Maybe football fans are not inclined to shoplift from their own club but they couldn't have made it easier for one to do so.

    Also, I take back my comments about the new shirt - it really is nice. I was very tempted to buy one!

    Sounds like you were tempted to nick one!
    Assuming that I did nick one would that sit ok with those that say we are not to 'buy' anything from the club. I mean if I didn't, actually, pay for it would that make it alright?

    I'm just asking for a friend!

    ;-)
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  • buckshee
    buckshee Posts: 7,867
    I don't like giving them my money but try telling a six year old he can't have it and why .
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 29,045

    se9addick said:

    I know I've said that we shouldn't, needlessly, criticise the club, and I don't want to cast aspersions on our fans but I had a walk around the club shop and it was heaving. I looked at a few things and it looked like nothing had a security tag on it. There was a silly long queue, and there seemed to be more than one person operating the tills (either that of the chap was flirting with the women serving) so I don't see how they would have spotted or been able to stop people literally waling out with stuff.

    They have swapped the doors around too so it meant that many people came in the 'exit' and left via the 'entrance' - I'm sure this will sort itself out soon enough but I was staggered that there were not security tags on the caps. Anyone could have put one on and just wandered out - well shuffled out.

    Maybe football fans are not inclined to shoplift from their own club but they couldn't have made it easier for one to do so.

    Also, I take back my comments about the new shirt - it really is nice. I was very tempted to buy one!

    Sounds like you were tempted to nick one!
    Assuming that I did nick one would that sit ok with those that say we are not to 'buy' anything from the club. I mean if I didn't, actually, pay for it would that make it alright?

    I'm just asking for a friend!

    ;-)
    I'll have a large away top whilst you're at it.
  • Essex_Al
    Essex_Al Posts: 3,582

    Bought the new shirt yesterday for my youngest who was attending the valley for the first time.

    Didn't size up the adults shirts but the kids are quite small

    Agree with that mate, my Grandson is 10, in fairness tall for his age, but the 13/14 years shirt was tight on him, so I ended up having to buy a small men's at £45!
  • Essex_Al said:

    Bought the new shirt yesterday for my youngest who was attending the valley for the first time.

    Didn't size up the adults shirts but the kids are quite small

    Agree with that mate, my Grandson is 10, in fairness tall for his age, but the 13/14 years shirt was tight on him, so I ended up having to buy a small men's at £45!
    You should have just nicked it!

    ;-)

    All joking aside the club should have sold you it for the same price as a kid's top as they are clearly all sized wrong. There is probably an issue with the sponsor too. The club should look into this and/or Hummel should.
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491
    Essex_Al said:

    Bought the new shirt yesterday for my youngest who was attending the valley for the first time.

    Didn't size up the adults shirts but the kids are quite small

    Agree with that mate, my Grandson is 10, in fairness tall for his age, but the 13/14 years shirt was tight on him, so I ended up having to buy a small men's at £45!
    The 5/6 would have been off of him by the end of the summer so got him 7/8.

    He will be 4 on the 14th August!
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    se9addick said:

    I know I've said that we shouldn't, needlessly, criticise the club, and I don't want to cast aspersions on our fans but I had a walk around the club shop and it was heaving. I looked at a few things and it looked like nothing had a security tag on it. There was a silly long queue, and there seemed to be more than one person operating the tills (either that of the chap was flirting with the women serving) so I don't see how they would have spotted or been able to stop people literally waling out with stuff.

    They have swapped the doors around too so it meant that many people came in the 'exit' and left via the 'entrance' - I'm sure this will sort itself out soon enough but I was staggered that there were not security tags on the caps. Anyone could have put one on and just wandered out - well shuffled out.

    Maybe football fans are not inclined to shoplift from their own club but they couldn't have made it easier for one to do so.

    Also, I take back my comments about the new shirt - it really is nice. I was very tempted to buy one!

    Sounds like you were tempted to nick one!
    Assuming that I did nick one would that sit ok with those that say we are not to 'buy' anything from the club. I mean if I didn't, actually, pay for it would that make it alright?

    I'm just asking for a friend!

    ;-)
    I'll have a large away top whilst you're at it.
    You'll have to get a sports bra as well.
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,225
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    Thanks Hummel for the shirt and to @cafc999 for getting 20 players to sign it.
  • Elthamaddick
    Elthamaddick Posts: 15,813
    Missed yesterday's game as on holiday, what colour was the keepers kit ? (Daughter wants it)
  • Valley11
    Valley11 Posts: 11,986
    Really is a brilliant home kit.
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 29,045

    se9addick said:

    I know I've said that we shouldn't, needlessly, criticise the club, and I don't want to cast aspersions on our fans but I had a walk around the club shop and it was heaving. I looked at a few things and it looked like nothing had a security tag on it. There was a silly long queue, and there seemed to be more than one person operating the tills (either that of the chap was flirting with the women serving) so I don't see how they would have spotted or been able to stop people literally waling out with stuff.

    They have swapped the doors around too so it meant that many people came in the 'exit' and left via the 'entrance' - I'm sure this will sort itself out soon enough but I was staggered that there were not security tags on the caps. Anyone could have put one on and just wandered out - well shuffled out.

    Maybe football fans are not inclined to shoplift from their own club but they couldn't have made it easier for one to do so.

    Also, I take back my comments about the new shirt - it really is nice. I was very tempted to buy one!

    Sounds like you were tempted to nick one!
    Assuming that I did nick one would that sit ok with those that say we are not to 'buy' anything from the club. I mean if I didn't, actually, pay for it would that make it alright?

    I'm just asking for a friend!

    ;-)
    I'll have a large away top whilst you're at it.
    You'll have to get a sports bra as well.
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  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491

    Missed yesterday's game as on holiday, what colour was the keepers kit ? (Daughter wants it)

    Was purple shirt, black shorts and purple socks. Didn't look right imho.
  • Senpai
    Senpai Posts: 901

    Missed yesterday's game as on holiday, what colour was the keepers kit ? (Daughter wants it)

    Purple. I didn't see any in the shop. Difficult to tell what it was like other than Amos wearing it.
  • se9addick
    se9addick Posts: 32,037
    Sponsor is way too high up the shirt
  • uie2
    uie2 Posts: 4,596
    Home kits looks very nice! Proper Charlton!
  • buckshee
    buckshee Posts: 7,867
    Anyone know how the kids shirts come up? They seem to say a small boys is suitable for a six year old .
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,008
    buckshee said:

    Anyone know how the kids shirts come up? They seem to say a small boys is suitable for a six year old .

    Someone said their 12 yo needed a small man's size.
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491
    buckshee said:

    Anyone know how the kids shirts come up? They seem to say a small boys is suitable for a six year old .

    My son will be 4 on Monday and whilst the 5/6 fitted him it wouldn't fit for much longer so got him the 7/8 and that isn't massive on him.
  • I think the club need to change the pricing and provide size tables. There is no justification for a 10 year old needing an adult shire for £45!
  • buckshee
    buckshee Posts: 7,867

    buckshee said:

    Anyone know how the kids shirts come up? They seem to say a small boys is suitable for a six year old .

    My son will be 4 on Monday and whilst the 5/6 fitted him it wouldn't fit for much longer so got him the 7/8 and that isn't massive on him.
    On the website it doesn't have age sizes just extra small boys , small boys etc. Are the ones in the shop actually listed by age then?
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491
    buckshee said:

    buckshee said:

    Anyone know how the kids shirts come up? They seem to say a small boys is suitable for a six year old .

    My son will be 4 on Monday and whilst the 5/6 fitted him it wouldn't fit for much longer so got him the 7/8 and that isn't massive on him.
    On the website it doesn't have age sizes just extra small boys , small boys etc. Are the ones in the shop actually listed by age then?
    Yes mate, little plastic tags on the hangers are in ages.

    Just looking at it the price tag has

    Size: EU 128
    US: YS/ 8 Y

    But no size I can find on the actual shirt or its labels