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Doug	09-08-2006 22:49

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That’s what I was thinking of. Come on folks someone must have bought one, are they any cop.

accymel

09-08-2006 22:52

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Originally Posted by Doug

That’s what I was thinking of. Come on folks someone must have bought one, are they any cop.

LOL you got a bit wet then Doug:rolleyes::D

Yeh i want to know if they are alright ready for my xmas wish list hehehehe

Doug	09-08-2006 22:58

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Originally Posted by accymel

LOL you got a bit wet then Doug:rolleyes::D

Yeh i want to know if they are alright ready for my xmas wish list hehehehe

A bit wet. I was still soaking when I got back to Blackpool</ST1:p. I had to call at the late night Tesco on the way home and then take the dog out. No bloody wonder I went pink……
<O:p
If your going to wait until Christmas you will have drowned if Tuesday was anything to go by.<O:p :D

accymel

09-08-2006 23:10

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Originally Posted by Doug

A bit wet. I was still soaking when I got back to Blackpool:p. I had to call at the late night Tesco on the way home and then take the dog out. No bloody wonder I went pink……
<o>:p
If your going to wait until Christmas you will have drowned if Tuesday was anything to go by.<o>:p :D </o>
</o>

PMSL!!!! I think all of us at the clayton end felt the wet from the sky, i was bloody cold & wet when i got in lets say the fire was on full welly to defrost us lost feeling in my hands - i forgot what winter felt like hehehehe:D

Knowing my luck i will, cant afford it now spent a fortune this week so will have to get saving so be xmas by time that happens so might ask santa nicely hehehehe:D

Bagpuss

10-08-2006 13:15

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Blowing in the wind for the 4th time is one new Stanley shirt, it still looks like the theme for Saturday is PINK.

Bagpuss

11-08-2006 11:13

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To quote Sparkie:
"Accept it the club is going forward whether you like it or not"
"WE ARE FOOTBALL LEAGUE NOW"
"THIS IS A LEARNING CURVE AND EVERYONE IS GOING TO HAVE TO BE A LITTLE PATIENT"

All the above might well be true but the fact is we have been sold a shirt that turns the white bits pink with or without water. The shirt runs into other items of clothing even after 3 or 4 washes and now even though its good for the club we find that the shirt we bought is not the one the players are wearing. Come on admit it if you had bought a shirt from say Woolworths it would have been back to the shop now for a refund or replacement.
Even Man Utd with their countless shirt changes have never pulled this stroke with sponsors names.
The problem is do you just accept it as a learning curve or do I return the shirt as poor quaility as I have been told quite a few supporters want to do.

accymel

11-08-2006 11:16

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Another point is the coca cola cup badge supposed to be on the shirt anyway???

Fatso

11-08-2006 11:24

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I don't believe the Coca Cola badge is supposed to be there as a default; am I right in thinking that the badge the players wear on their shirts depends on the competition they are playing in at the time? Thus one badge for the League, one for the FA Cup, one for the League cup etc...?

Or have I completely made this up in my head...?

AccyMad

11-08-2006 11:25

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Originally Posted by accymel

Another point is the coca cola cup badge supposed to be on the shirt anyway???

Don't think so, even in the conference the badges you could have put on the sleeves were bought separately if you anyone wanted them. Haven't washed my shirt yet so am keeping my fingers crossed on that one.

ossyclogger

11-08-2006 12:54

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Both my shirts have been machine washed twice now with no hint of any colour run. Try a different washing powder.

KIPAX

11-08-2006 12:58

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Originally Posted by ossyclogger

Both my shirts have been machine washed twice now with no hint of any colour run. Try a different washing powder.

Julies ran while stood in the rain on the clayton end (and she doesnt have a cola badge) ... what washing powder do you suggest then ?

ossyclogger

11-08-2006 13:09

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Originally Posted by KIPAX

Julies ran while stood in the rain on the clayton end (and she doesnt have a cola badge) ... what washing powder do you suggest then ?

At the risk of being censured for advertising,I use Adritt liquid capsules from LIDL.

KIPAX

11-08-2006 13:11

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So the next match she goes on.. she should pour that over her shirt if she thinks its going to rain?

you deserve this next bit :)

Whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh

ossyclogger

11-08-2006 13:14

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Thanks for that, Kipax

KIPAX

11-08-2006 13:40

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Well you did miss the point didnt you.. how the hell is changing your washing powder going to combat the shirt running colours in the rain?

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