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No more eircom on Irish jerseys
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MrStuffins wrote: »It doesn't look good at all. Not a nice jersey and certainly one i wouldn't want to wear
(Although, it looks good on FAS girl!)
no wonder the enemployment rate is as high as it is, thousands of men quiting work in the hope of meeting her in the FAS office0 -
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evad_lhorg wrote: »Oh Georgia Salpa you little ride.
Who Usually wears number 3?
Kevin Kilbane I think. Yeah thats more like it
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BornToRun88 wrote: »We're the only country in the world that sells republica football kits to the fans with the sponsor on the jersey. I have other international football jerseys like Scotland, Turkey and Argentina and none of them have sponsorship on them.
Sure this carry on has been this the case since the late 80s with Opel being on the republica jerseys.
FAI need to wake up and no to bully sponsors
well we have to put up with it for another few years at least now
:mad:
need to check out the FAI store next time am heading that direction, although would think long and hard before parting with that much money for that inept organisation.
definatly not getting one with '3' on, thats as bad as eircom
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My sister who is only begining to get into football went into an umbro shop yesterday, asked where the new Ireland jersey was and was pointed towards the eircom ones, she purchased two kids jersers (home and away) for a total of €100.
Now while she should have being paying atention to the news, its pretty harsh A)When she asked for a new jersey she wasnt told the one they had in stock was about to be replaces
that the jerseys were still at full price. 0 -
DerekDGoldfish wrote: »My sister who is only begining to get into football went into an umbro shop yesterday, asked where the new Ireland jersey was and was pointed towards the eircom ones, she purchased two kids jersers (home and away) for a total of €100.
Now while she should have being paying atention to the news, its pretty harsh A)When she asked for a new jersey she wasnt told the one they had in stock was about to be replaces that the jerseys were still at full price.
in fairness, thats the shops fault, their trying to make money, thier unlikely to tell someone its about to be discontinued, hopefully they should offer your sister a refund or atleast an exchange for the new one if at the same price
it hasn't been on the top of the news, i found out here first and had to seek the story out, i dont remember it featureing in the main headlines on rte, dont think it was mentioned untill the actual sport section0 -
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Well shops can charge whatever they like in my view. But she should bring those jerseys back straight away and get a full refund (hopefully they haven't been played n yet!)DerekDGoldfish wrote: »My sister who is only begining to get into football went into an umbro shop yesterday, asked where the new Ireland jersey was and was pointed towards the eircom ones, she purchased two kids jersers (home and away) for a total of €100.
Now while she should have being paying atention to the news, its pretty harsh A)When she asked for a new jersey she wasnt told the one they had in stock was about to be replaces that the jerseys were still at full price.WesternZulu wrote: »Once the FAI allowed Opel to appear on replica jerseys they effectively set a precedent and there was noway that future sponsors would not demand the same.
If people just stopped buying the jersey with the logo, the FAI and Umbro wouldnt be long copping on. But "people" arent clever enough to keep ther money in their pockets.0 -
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