New retro shirt

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  1. woolley mammoth

    woolley mammoth Well-Known Member

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    woolley mammoth, Jul 22, 2018
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    woolley mammoth Well-Known Member

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    Apologies for double post... not been on for a while
     
    woolley mammoth, Jul 22, 2018
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    £26.99 with £12.99 postage .the guy who,s making them lives in Australia
     
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    My first ever football shirt the TAITS shirt. I don't remember it having such huge collars like in the Ian Evans photo, but I guess it must have done. Trim those down a bit and it'd still look the best shirt we ever had.
     
    Jay, Jul 22, 2018
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    If these shirts are coming from Australia then when they get here there will be 20% vat to pay plus £12 to pay to the royal mail as well.
     
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    Having thought this through isn't this.basicallly illegal and knock off?


    Are Umbro aware of this and what cut is BFC getting from this?


    Naughty.
     
    Jack Tatty, Jul 22, 2018
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    Club should be forward thinking and do there own , but then again that’s too easy
     
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    Makes you wonder what's the point in paying back four
     
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    Can't imagine the club will let this guy sell these considering their crack down in recent years.
     
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    It's not that simple. They were able to do the admiral prem ones because Puma now own the Admiral brand. The club don't have a deal with Umbro though and neither does this guy who is knocking out these Umbro kits. Since the club has an agency who look after brand protection I would think he'll end up with a very expensive legal bill for doing this.
     
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    Think this guy will find out the point fairly quickly (and expensively)
     
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    I just read up on them. For some reason I thought they were a company who actively looked for counterfeit goods on your behalf but it seems they are more reactive than proactive and will take action only if the club asks them to. Unless I've misread the situation again.
     
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    Thought genesis sport , deal with Umbro also
     
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    There from Australia I think
     
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    From my WSB experience of doing the Star Shirt. Its expensive to do. That's why it was £40 ish to sell (making a few quid for charity) We had a bit of grief off BFC but ........
     
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    The difference is you were a BFC fanzine doing it for charidee (mate) and I think it was also before they had this brand protection agency in place? Would expect them to get a lot of grief.
     
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    I agree , but they've nicked my idea!!?!!!!
     
    Cunning Stunt, Jul 22, 2018
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    No, you nicked our idea ;)

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    Remind me again what on earth made you think HE was the right man to model the shirt
     
    SuperTyke, Jul 22, 2018
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    It's clearly been sold "from Australia" to make court action expensive & not worthwhile for small figures involved.

    Product looks good & if it had been done legit, i would be tempted to buy.
     
    John Peachy, Jul 22, 2018
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