Re: Club shop : Fri Feb 27, 2009 11:55 am  

Quel Suprise! wrote:

Same occurred last season.....was purchased a large home shirt last christmas, needed to change it to a medium. They had sold out; after 7 weeks of waiting for medium home shirt i decided just to return it and get my money back.

Bought a Rugby union shirt instead.

Could one of the moderators please remove this posting and ban the poster as this is self abuse.

Thank you.

Re: Club shop : Fri Feb 27, 2009 12:09 pm  

J.T wrote:

Could one of the moderators please remove this posting and ban the poster as this is self abuse.

Thank you.

Re: Club shop : Fri Feb 27, 2009 12:41 pm  

Quel Suprise! wrote:

Same occurred last season.....was purchased a large home shirt last christmas, needed to change it to a medium. They had sold out; after 7 weeks of waiting for medium home shirt i decided just to return it and get my money back.

Bought a Rugby union shirt instead.

Ibet you are a very educated preson, can tell by your post. Let me think thick lover from borstal am right you know.

: Fri Feb 27, 2009 1:39 pm  

i go to the sports mill but buy my wakefield stuff from the club shop. may be a few extra quid but it goes to the club, they aren't subsidised by selling other stuff as well.

Re: Club shop : Fri Feb 27, 2009 2:19 pm  

vastman wrote:

The club orders x amount of shirts based on previous sales. They sell out quickly then good business, shirts have a limited shelf life. What is the problem, it's your fault for not getting in there soon enough. Do you expect ASDA to stock twice as many pork pies just so you can buy one last minute then chuck away the rest, be realistic please.

Sort it out newgroundb4cas stop getting it wrong!

Great why we sell out good for the club.Everytime I want a pork pie asda have them, we get it wrong with shirts every year. At the club shop I would say a home shirt is the main item but we c*ck it up every year it is like a fish shop running out of fish every year!

Re: Club shop : Fri Feb 27, 2009 2:23 pm  

newgroundb4cas wrote:

Great why we sell out good for the club.Everytime I want a pork pie asda have them, we get it wrong with shirts every year. At the club shop I would say a home shirt is the main item but we c*ck it up every year it is like a fish shop running out of fish every year!

so you admit its your fault that when i go there's none left?

Re: Club shop : Fri Feb 27, 2009 2:24 pm  

newgroundb4cas wrote:

At the club shop I would say a home shirt is the main item but we c*ck it up every year it is like a fish shop running out of fish every year!

sometimes you have to wait till the chips are cooked

Re: Club shop : Fri Feb 27, 2009 2:27 pm  

newgroundb4cas wrote:

Great why we sell out good for the club.Everytime I want a pork pie asda have them, we get it wrong with shirts every year. At the club shop I would say a home shirt is the main item but we c*ck it up every year it is like a fish shop running out of fish every year!

Don't be ridiculous if you can possibly manage it.

When Top Shop buy in a fashion line they buy as many as they think they can sell for a reasonable return. When they have sold out they have sold out end of story, they don't buy more than they think they need just in case you want one.

I would be far more alarmed if they buy too many and then have to flog them off for a tenner a go in August. You do realise if that happens the club lose money on every sale. You seem to want Trinity to be successful retailers without following the basic rules of retailing, how strange.

Re: Club shop : Fri Feb 27, 2009 2:41 pm  

vastman wrote:

Don't be ridiculous if you can possibly manage it.

When Top Shop buy in a fashion line they buy as many as they think they can sell for a reasonable return. When they have sold out they have sold out end of story, they don't buy more than they think they need just in case you want one.

I would be far more alarmed if they buy too many and then have to flog them off for a tenner a go in August. You do realise if that happens the club lose money on every sale. You seem to want Trinity to be successful retailers without following the basic rules of retailing, how strange.

Re: Club shop : Fri Feb 27, 2009 2:42 pm  

bazzo44 wrote:

Ibet you are a very educated preson, can tell by your post. Let me think thick lover from borstal am right you know.