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I think UCD used to buy them in for E50 a pop - and that's a few years ago now, so add another 5/10 quid today maybe? It's mad how expensive they are.
Then the ones you don't sell are kickers. If you buy, say, 50 @ E50 and sell 40 @ E60, then you're down a hundred quid even though you've sold 80% of what you bought
I bought one of them for peanuts in Carrolls after the club had gone bust. The collector in me is still pleased. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
Metallica attended a Dundalk game in the 80's while touring Ireland, Jeff Buckley too, Rod Steward called uo to Oriel and had his photo taken outside the ground during the 2016 EL campaign, there are a good few famous passed by the place and legends that played on the pitch. Maybe we should dabble with images on jerseys too......
Can very significantly and so can the terms of the deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bucket
O’Neills in the past have had deals structured so that the club only get any profit on jerseys upto a set number after which it all goes to O’Neills, I don’t think this is the case any more.
Any tops bought directly through O’Neills will return a signifcantly smaller profit % to the club than any purchased through the club - this applies to both online and in store.
There could be some difference in Bohs arrangement as I believe there is some sort of charitable aspect to it?
I want "the fella in the green and white shirt" fella on our third kit this season.
In regards to the bohs bob Marley shirt, what % of the profits from any shirts sold will go to the Marley estate?
My guess would be substantial, given their history of protecting the image rights of Marley with enormous zeal.
Would expect so too. But I'd also expect the uplift in sales that results to still make it worthwhile for Bohs. A small percentage of a very big pie is very likely to be better than a bigger cut of a much smaller pie.Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
The PR they're getting off it alone is worth it anyway IMO.
The Marley family seem to be making more of the these type of deals. There is a Bob Marley coffee brand now id imagine there are other products out there with his name on them.
Are there any Bohs fans about to remind us of the value involved again?Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
Yeah. They did a weird branding deal with Xerox to create a range of Bob Marley computer printers as well. Though apparently the whole thing went down badly, as they kept jammin'.Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
New rovers jersey: https://twitter.com/shamrockrovers/s...053069313?s=21
Will be a big hit with the Brits due to the 6 poppies on the chest ;)
https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/...otbeunseen.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by 2 Year Contract
New Harps home jersey. Have to say I like it, massive improvement on last years yoke
https://twitter.com/finnharpsfc/stat...011815941?s=21
Well worth the long wait. Beauty of a jersey, bespoke too, so won't see some random conference side in the same template.
New harps shirt is nice. The Rovers one isnt badapart from the sponsors logo.
New Shels away is out, I'm in two minds about it not as nice as last seasons navy but it has all of last season ticket holder names subtly printed on it which is a cool touch
https://shelbournefc.ie/shels-thank-...2022-away-kit/
Nice touch and great idea from ShelsQuote:
Originally Posted by total hoofball
Big fan of the Harps top,not a stock Joma effort which is good…
Love ours. Shame about the sponsor. Regardless of the industry involved it's just an ugly logo that ruins one of our best looking jerseys in years.
Harps is fantastic and that's a class touch from Shels. Fair play.
Between this and the wood in Clare, Shels are waaaaaay better than Bohs at being Bohs.Quote:
Originally Posted by total hoofball
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Originally Posted by total hoofball
Brilliant idea tbf and will probably result in a good few extra sales, who wouldn't want a their own clubs jersey with their name built into it...either for yourself or your kids.