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Cause I asked the club shop manager last year, and that’s the number he gave.ricky_otto said:
How do you know that?Rothko said:Think it’s about 7,000 shirts on average7 -
Out of interest, do you know the number of home socks sold v’s away in 2015?Rothko said:
Cause I asked the club shop manager last year, and that’s the number he gave.ricky_otto said:
How do you know that?Rothko said:Think it’s about 7,000 shirts on average10 -
I imagine sales of shorts are higher between May and August.ricky_otto said:
Out of interest, do you know the number of home socks sold v’s away in 2015?Rothko said:
Cause I asked the club shop manager last year, and that’s the number he gave.ricky_otto said:
How do you know that?Rothko said:Think it’s about 7,000 shirts on average0 -
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when will we be seeing the third kit?0
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I read yesterday that Derby don’t even have an away kit.0
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They'll probably just use the one they had last season.The Red Robin said:I read yesterday that Derby don’t even have an away kit.0 -
"Fewer than half of EFL and Premier League clubs have both their new home and away kits available to buy online ahead of the season, as manufacturers face supply chain issues.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-62256634
Only 44 out of 92 clubs currently have both their 2022-23 season kits on sale."
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BIL is away too. He works for Kent police and has been drafted in to help with the Commonwealth Games (West Midlands police asks other constabularies for extra manpower), so he's in Birmingham next week sometime.randy andy said:
I can, but not until later in August, was hoping to get the Derby game, but I'm away that weekend. I'll see if my BIL is going to that game.Henry Irving said:
@randy andyrandy andy said:
I'm sure I have some more in a bag somewhere, but here's 3 replica shirts (red ones are XL, ecru is 46/48), and a selection of black tops (macro training top XXL, macron training sweater XL and Nike casual polo XL)Henry Irving said:
Did you? Brilliant.randy andy said:
I'll see what I've got, don't think any are particularly old, apart from the ecru one I actually collected from your house that I'll happily donate back as it doesn't get worn anymore.Henry Irving said:
@randy andyrandy andy said:
With the goalkeepers' kits being essentially just outfield shirts in a different colour this year I imagine a lot more will be sold. If you really want a shirt, you will have the choice of 6 colours this year, so can just pick your favourite.cafc4life said:I like the kits overall, but genuine question, how many fully grown men walk around wearing goalkeepers kits? Cant imagine many even though we do have a degree of weirdo's supporting us.
I'm actually looking forward to seeing the range of training/casual wear. Even in my 40s I still like a replica top, but it becomes harder and harder to justify the cost for something I wear a dozen times for 1 or 2 years and then it joins the pile of old shirts in the back of my wardrobe.
The museum would be happy to take those old shirts off your hands.
Would help us out greatly
Even more recent one's we'd be happy to have @randy andy

@charltonnick will be all over those
Can you drop them off at the Valley?
Therefore, first game either of us will be getting to is Cambridge on the 20th.0 -
Anyone got any ideas what days/times the club shop's open this week please?0
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Not sure what the opening times are but was in there this morning at 10.15 assume there open all day everyday0
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HardyAddick said:
Out of the 92 clubs in the top four leagues:
- 44 teams have both kits available for sale on their website
- 22 teams have only their home kit available
- 7 teams have only their away kit available
- 19 teams have neither kit available
Imagine the meltdown if we were one of the 19.4 -
Also given they'll be coming from the same manufacturer, not quite sure how 7 sides managed to get their away kit before the home one.0
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Arguing about Pantones of course…Chris_from_Sidcup said:Also given they'll be coming from the same manufacturer, not quite sure how 7 sides managed to get their away kit before the home one.0 -
Presumably the away kit in those cases is the same basic shirt as another team's home, so the manufacturer has plenty of that shirt (e.g. if you're an Adidas catalogue club and your away shirt is the same template/colour as the Man Utd home, Adidas will have millions of red shirts ready to go, but may not have your rarer home shirt available yet)Chris_from_Sidcup said:Also given they'll be coming from the same manufacturer, not quite sure how 7 sides managed to get their away kit before the home one.1 -
A lot of 3rd kits will be generic ones, so also easier to produce. For example under Hummel I assume our 3rd kits were generic ones other than the last black one?randy andy said:
Presumably the away kit in those cases is the same basic shirt as another team's home, so the manufacturer has plenty of that shirt (e.g. if you're an Adidas catalogue club and your away shirt is the same template/colour as the Man Utd home, Adidas will have millions of red shirts ready to go, but may not have your rarer home shirt available yet)Chris_from_Sidcup said:Also given they'll be coming from the same manufacturer, not quite sure how 7 sides managed to get their away kit before the home one.




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Just fortunate that no one this forum would make any judgements based on not having the full facts at handChris_from_Sidcup said:HardyAddick said:Out of the 92 clubs in the top four leagues:
- 44 teams have both kits available for sale on their website
- 22 teams have only their home kit available
- 7 teams have only their away kit available
- 19 teams have neither kit available
Imagine the meltdown if we were one of the 19.
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Think that's correct though it was a different white shirt for the third (still generic).killerandflash said:
A lot of 3rd kits will be generic ones, so also easier to produce. For example under Hummel I assume our 3rd kits were generic ones other than the last black one?randy andy said:
Presumably the away kit in those cases is the same basic shirt as another team's home, so the manufacturer has plenty of that shirt (e.g. if you're an Adidas catalogue club and your away shirt is the same template/colour as the Man Utd home, Adidas will have millions of red shirts ready to go, but may not have your rarer home shirt available yet)Chris_from_Sidcup said:Also given they'll be coming from the same manufacturer, not quite sure how 7 sides managed to get their away kit before the home one.



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No rush but feel free to post of that is easier @randyandyrandy andy said:
BIL is away too. He works for Kent police and has been drafted in to help with the Commonwealth Games (West Midlands police asks other constabularies for extra manpower), so he's in Birmingham next week sometime.randy andy said:
I can, but not until later in August, was hoping to get the Derby game, but I'm away that weekend. I'll see if my BIL is going to that game.Henry Irving said:
@randy andyrandy andy said:
I'm sure I have some more in a bag somewhere, but here's 3 replica shirts (red ones are XL, ecru is 46/48), and a selection of black tops (macro training top XXL, macron training sweater XL and Nike casual polo XL)Henry Irving said:
Did you? Brilliant.randy andy said:
I'll see what I've got, don't think any are particularly old, apart from the ecru one I actually collected from your house that I'll happily donate back as it doesn't get worn anymore.Henry Irving said:
@randy andyrandy andy said:
With the goalkeepers' kits being essentially just outfield shirts in a different colour this year I imagine a lot more will be sold. If you really want a shirt, you will have the choice of 6 colours this year, so can just pick your favourite.cafc4life said:I like the kits overall, but genuine question, how many fully grown men walk around wearing goalkeepers kits? Cant imagine many even though we do have a degree of weirdo's supporting us.
I'm actually looking forward to seeing the range of training/casual wear. Even in my 40s I still like a replica top, but it becomes harder and harder to justify the cost for something I wear a dozen times for 1 or 2 years and then it joins the pile of old shirts in the back of my wardrobe.
The museum would be happy to take those old shirts off your hands.
Would help us out greatly
Even more recent one's we'd be happy to have @randy andy

@charltonnick will be all over those
Can you drop them off at the Valley?
Therefore, first game either of us will be getting to is Cambridge on the 20th.
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Those Hummel kits are not ageing well.killerandflash said:
A lot of 3rd kits will be generic ones, so also easier to produce. For example under Hummel I assume our 3rd kits were generic ones other than the last black one?randy andy said:
Presumably the away kit in those cases is the same basic shirt as another team's home, so the manufacturer has plenty of that shirt (e.g. if you're an Adidas catalogue club and your away shirt is the same template/colour as the Man Utd home, Adidas will have millions of red shirts ready to go, but may not have your rarer home shirt available yet)Chris_from_Sidcup said:Also given they'll be coming from the same manufacturer, not quite sure how 7 sides managed to get their away kit before the home one.



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Probably easiest to sort it out on the 20th, I can get to the ground early to hand them over. What time is the museum open to on a match day?Henry Irving said:
No rush but feel free to post of that is easier @randyandyrandy andy said:
BIL is away too. He works for Kent police and has been drafted in to help with the Commonwealth Games (West Midlands police asks other constabularies for extra manpower), so he's in Birmingham next week sometime.randy andy said:
I can, but not until later in August, was hoping to get the Derby game, but I'm away that weekend. I'll see if my BIL is going to that game.Henry Irving said:
@randy andyrandy andy said:
I'm sure I have some more in a bag somewhere, but here's 3 replica shirts (red ones are XL, ecru is 46/48), and a selection of black tops (macro training top XXL, macron training sweater XL and Nike casual polo XL)Henry Irving said:
Did you? Brilliant.randy andy said:
I'll see what I've got, don't think any are particularly old, apart from the ecru one I actually collected from your house that I'll happily donate back as it doesn't get worn anymore.Henry Irving said:
@randy andyrandy andy said:
With the goalkeepers' kits being essentially just outfield shirts in a different colour this year I imagine a lot more will be sold. If you really want a shirt, you will have the choice of 6 colours this year, so can just pick your favourite.cafc4life said:I like the kits overall, but genuine question, how many fully grown men walk around wearing goalkeepers kits? Cant imagine many even though we do have a degree of weirdo's supporting us.
I'm actually looking forward to seeing the range of training/casual wear. Even in my 40s I still like a replica top, but it becomes harder and harder to justify the cost for something I wear a dozen times for 1 or 2 years and then it joins the pile of old shirts in the back of my wardrobe.
The museum would be happy to take those old shirts off your hands.
Would help us out greatly
Even more recent one's we'd be happy to have @randy andy

@charltonnick will be all over those
Can you drop them off at the Valley?
Therefore, first game either of us will be getting to is Cambridge on the 20th.0 -
11 to 1.00randy andy said:
Probably easiest to sort it out on the 20th, I can get to the ground early to hand them over. What time is the museum open to on a match day?Henry Irving said:
No rush but feel free to post of that is easier @randyandyrandy andy said:
BIL is away too. He works for Kent police and has been drafted in to help with the Commonwealth Games (West Midlands police asks other constabularies for extra manpower), so he's in Birmingham next week sometime.randy andy said:
I can, but not until later in August, was hoping to get the Derby game, but I'm away that weekend. I'll see if my BIL is going to that game.Henry Irving said:
@randy andyrandy andy said:
I'm sure I have some more in a bag somewhere, but here's 3 replica shirts (red ones are XL, ecru is 46/48), and a selection of black tops (macro training top XXL, macron training sweater XL and Nike casual polo XL)Henry Irving said:
Did you? Brilliant.randy andy said:
I'll see what I've got, don't think any are particularly old, apart from the ecru one I actually collected from your house that I'll happily donate back as it doesn't get worn anymore.Henry Irving said:
@randy andyrandy andy said:
With the goalkeepers' kits being essentially just outfield shirts in a different colour this year I imagine a lot more will be sold. If you really want a shirt, you will have the choice of 6 colours this year, so can just pick your favourite.cafc4life said:I like the kits overall, but genuine question, how many fully grown men walk around wearing goalkeepers kits? Cant imagine many even though we do have a degree of weirdo's supporting us.
I'm actually looking forward to seeing the range of training/casual wear. Even in my 40s I still like a replica top, but it becomes harder and harder to justify the cost for something I wear a dozen times for 1 or 2 years and then it joins the pile of old shirts in the back of my wardrobe.
The museum would be happy to take those old shirts off your hands.
Would help us out greatly
Even more recent one's we'd be happy to have @randy andy

@charltonnick will be all over those
Can you drop them off at the Valley?
Therefore, first game either of us will be getting to is Cambridge on the 20th.1 -
All those look shite. The Ben Watson one is on another level of shiteness.charlton_hero said:
Those Hummel kits are not ageing well.killerandflash said:
A lot of 3rd kits will be generic ones, so also easier to produce. For example under Hummel I assume our 3rd kits were generic ones other than the last black one?randy andy said:
Presumably the away kit in those cases is the same basic shirt as another team's home, so the manufacturer has plenty of that shirt (e.g. if you're an Adidas catalogue club and your away shirt is the same template/colour as the Man Utd home, Adidas will have millions of red shirts ready to go, but may not have your rarer home shirt available yet)Chris_from_Sidcup said:Also given they'll be coming from the same manufacturer, not quite sure how 7 sides managed to get their away kit before the home one.



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Harsh, considering these are 3rd kits which we shouldn't need to wear more than a couple of times per season.Karim_myBagheri said:
All those look shite. The Ben Watson one is on another level of shiteness.charlton_hero said:
Those Hummel kits are not ageing well.killerandflash said:
A lot of 3rd kits will be generic ones, so also easier to produce. For example under Hummel I assume our 3rd kits were generic ones other than the last black one?randy andy said:
Presumably the away kit in those cases is the same basic shirt as another team's home, so the manufacturer has plenty of that shirt (e.g. if you're an Adidas catalogue club and your away shirt is the same template/colour as the Man Utd home, Adidas will have millions of red shirts ready to go, but may not have your rarer home shirt available yet)Chris_from_Sidcup said:Also given they'll be coming from the same manufacturer, not quite sure how 7 sides managed to get their away kit before the home one.




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Did we ever wear the turquoise one?0
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Reading's new home kit features a stripe design to represent increasing average global temperatures.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-berkshire-62292080
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Interesting sleeves! Wonder how Reading fans are taking to it?0
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Gonna be a bit hot under the collar.5
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Awfulclive said:Reading's new home kit features a stripe design to represent increasing average global temperatures.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-berkshire-622920801















