SUFC: The Future New 2024/25 kit - sponsored by c2c rail - officially released and available from club shop

[OldBlueLady]

Any idea how much the club gets from each shirt sale?

I'm not sure why so many people expect to know the detail of a financial agreement between a supplier and a company.

As I already advised several pages back, Tom confirmed, at our Liaison meeting on Thursday, that the Club benefits from sale of goods via the shop. Isn't that enough to know?

 

[Rattus Norvegicus]

Agreed - there is no need to know the details.

But, in overall terms. it is good to know that the purchase of shirts etcetera does lead to a benefit to the club. Thanks for that.

 

[twobob]

I'm not sure why so many people expect to know the detail of a financial agreement between a supplier and a company.

As I already advised several pages back, Tom confirmed, at our Liaison meeting on Thursday, that the Club benefits from sale of goods via the shop. Isn't that enough to know?

This is just idle curiosity. I don't want to know all the ins and outs but just wanted an idea of how much of the £50 ends up with the club

 

[OldBlueLady]

This is just idle curiosity. I don't want to know all the ins and outs but just wanted an idea of how much of the £50 ends up with the club

Yeah, apologies if I was a bit blunt, but it seems to be a frequently repeated question. It's really none of our business though.

 

[Roger The Alien]

I worked out that 800 shirt sold at average of £35, make £28’000

 

[Jon h]

I worked out that 800 shirt sold at average of £35, make £28’000

More like an average of about 48 quid a shirt

 

[SeldomSeenShrimper]

I worked out that 800 shirt sold at average of £35, make £28’000

That wouldn't have been alot of profit btw

The club are making nice kits for the fans and not much else!

We probably made about £10-15k at most on those shirts

Which is why I'm thankful for the club to put an effort in to the design as they could have easily got something off the peg and told us to deal with it

 

[The General]

If you want to give money to the club, buying a shirt (esp if you aren't going to wear it) is pretty much a waste of time if they are only going to get x %. You are better off getting a box for a game or something like that.

 

[Roger The Alien]

More like an average of about 48 quid a shirt

What if they bought shirts for their kids.

 

[Jon h]

What if they bought shirts for their kids.

Wasn’t it 45 quid for a kid and 50 for an adult

 

[Cricko]

The club get a flat fee from Macron at the beginning of the season. Once a certain target is reached they get a very good percentage of sales, after that if sales go up beyond the next target set that percentage increases.

 

[Whispering Bob]

Popped into the shop at noon. Q was only four deep and picked up an XL for my skinny son (usually M/L). While he and my pals love the new shirt I’m still not sure (reminds me a bit of Palace’s late 60’s strip).

 

[meerkat54]

I made my first online purchase ever. Living in Devon it made sense.
I didn’t go for the replica shirt , which is cracking. But purchased a s/s tee in anthracite, I was quite impressed with the training/ technical options.
I think this is the best range of tops for many a year

 

[JWood]

I know there are some fans in Alicante, I am out there (villaMartin) for a week in late august if anyone needs me to bring a kit out

 

[Hadleigh Blue]

Didn’t order enough stock again pretty tinpot planning

How on earth have you arrived at that negative ill thought out statement .

The consortium have only owned the club a week and in that time in my view have moved mountains to get things rolling on all fronts. They would have had to convince Macron sometime ago to produce the first batch of shirts. Don’t forget it is a season that no-one knew would definitely happen. So I’m guessing that they likely had to put up some financial security to Macron to get the shop stocked, and if Ron had pi••ed about just a little more they could have been liable for quite a few £££. However they ballsed it out and went ahead and did the deal with Macron anyway to give the best opportunity to the fans to hit the ground running if the deal completed.

Now the club purchase has gone through I guess they will increase stock levels to meet demand, at a little less risk this time.

I really don’t get it ,In what world are you thinking that these 10 saviours are ‘tinpot’

No words

 

[overseas shrimper]

How on earth have you arrived at that negative ill thought out statement .

The consortium have only owned the club a week and in that time in my view have moved mountains to get things rolling on all fronts. They would have had to convince Macron sometime ago to produce the first batch of shirts. Don’t forget it is a season that no-one knew would definitely happen. So I’m guessing that they likely had to put up some financial security to Macron to get the shop stocked, and if Ron had pi••ed about just a little more they could have been liable for quite a few £££. However they ballsed it out and went ahead and did the deal with Macron anyway to give the best opportunity to the fans to hit the ground running if the deal completed.

Now the club purchase has gone through I guess they will increase stock levels to meet demand, at a little less risk this time.

I really don’t get it ,In what world are you thinking that these 10 saviours are ‘tinpot’

No words

You should know by now that he's a joke of a poster on here and not worth paying attention to.

 

[Hooly]

How on earth have you arrived at that negative ill thought out statement .

No words

Do what I do @Hadleigh Blue & use the ignore button.

These trolls simply live & breathe by people replying. If enough people remove the oxygen of that acceptance & they will eventually move onto something or somewhere else.

 

[Hadleigh Blue]

You should know by now that he's a joke of a poster on here and not worth paying attention to.

Fair play, I fully respect we are all entitled to our opinions and views but that is just so far off the mark I felt I had to respond.

I will count to 10 and move on in future

 

[BoyWonder2]

What time does the club shop open on Monday?

What was the stock like today?

Had a sickness bug go through the house so couldn’t get there Friday, but hopefully should be able to head up Monday.

 

[Mr Plow]

What time does the club shop open on Monday?

What was the stock like today?

Had a sickness bug go through the house so couldn’t get there Friday, but hopefully should be able to head up Monday.

Opening times here mate:

Monday 29th July – 10am-4pm
Tuesday 30th July – 10am-7pm
Wednesday 31st July – 10am-4pm
Thursday 1st August – 10am-7pm
Friday 2nd August – 10am-7pm
Saturday 3rd August – 10am-2pm
Sunday 4th August – Closed


Monday 5th August – 10am-7pm
Tuesday 6th August – 10am-7pm
Wednesday 7th August – 10am-4pm
Thursday 8th August – 10am-7pm
Friday 9th August – 10am-4pm