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I didn't see what kind of set-up they had at the pub to sell club merchandise but this whole scenario is totally embarrassing.   It is time that our board sat down with SDI and got this mess resolved.  It's also time for the board to explain to us exactly why the good deal they signed is no longer a good deal and why we are constantly being taken to court just to be hit by repetitive 6 figure  costs.  At this time, every penny spent by our fans is not going to the club, it's going to  pay Ashley's legal team.

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6 hours ago, Three stripes said:

Take it your a fan of Ashley chief??

or do you wish King and the 3 bears never got control back ?

 

What control?

 

Ashley still has us by the balls?

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12 hours ago, JCDBigBear said:

I didn't see what kind of set-up they had at the pub to sell club merchandise but this whole scenario is totally embarrassing.   It is time that our board sat down with SDI and got this mess resolved.  It's also time for the board to explain to us exactly why the good deal they signed is no longer a good deal and why we are constantly being taken to court just to be hit by repetitive 6 figure  costs.  At this time, every penny spent by our fans is not going to the club, it's going to  pay Ashley's legal team.

Every penny???

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14 minutes ago, Three stripes said:

Every penny???

This might slow him down

Shares in Mike Ashley's Sport Direct have fallen sharply after it delayed its results, citing uncertainty about trading its House of Fraser chain.

The company, whose results were due on Thursday, added the delay was also due to its auditor, Grant Thornton, facing increased scrutiny of its work for Sports Direct.

Sports Direct also indicated that it may not achieve its profits forecast.

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1 hour ago, Three stripes said:

So your saying If we’ve sold  say 200 k strips at £60 a pop not one penny is going to the club??

Thats 12 million going to SD?

 

 

You are saying 200k strips no one else, you do not seem to understand a high court Judge has decreed we do not have any contracts with Elite nor them with us, hone up on it 👍

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1 hour ago, Three stripes said:

So your saying If we’ve sold  say 200 k strips at £60 a pop not one penny is going to the club??

Thats 12 million going to SD?

We don't get the £60 from each strip, we don't even get half of that.    We certainly haven't sold 200k strips either.

The legal costs to date are over £1 million and rising.

The whole merchandise deal is a complete shambles.

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28 minutes ago, JCDBigBear said:

We don't get the £60 from each strip, we don't even get half of that.    We certainly haven't sold 200k strips either.

The legal costs to date are over £1 million and rising.

The whole merchandise deal is a complete shambles.

we won't have been getting anywhere near the 7% we were getting from RR for absolutely no financial input.

What we have is chaps imagining point of sale is a magic beans figure, with no costs to be serviced from point of sail price.

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5 hours ago, backup said:

we won't have been getting anywhere near the 7% we were getting from RR for absolutely no financial input.

What we have is chaps imagining point of sale is a magic beans figure, with no costs to be serviced from point of sail price.

I understood the new deal was considerably more than 7% but it is pointless in even discussing what it should be when the lawyers are getting the lot and more besides.  

My view of the current situation is:

:headwall::headwall::duh::duh::confused::confused::dunno:

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To be getting more than the 7% we were getting from RR would have to have been the greatest deal in retail history, as obviously RR profit was 14% of which we received half, 7%

Normal margins are between 4% to 9%, so RR obviously did exceptionally well....even Chanel couldn't attain much above what RR did.

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RE kit sales/how profits are divvied up, I remember reading an article about how it was thought that shirt sales would cover the cost of Ronaldo's move to Juventus last summer.  It's a quick read but pretty interesting stuff and just shows how much our deal pales into utter insignificance compared to clubs in the big leagues. 

Our deal with Hummel is worth around £3.3m per year over 3 years and if you take similar percentages (10-15%) as mentioned in the article, it gives an idea of how much we'd make from each adult top alone, for example (£6-£9 per jersey based on a £60 adult top).   Can't imagine, due to the absolute monumental fuck up of our current retail agreement and the manufacturing farce behind it, that we've even flogged 100,000 tops (which is mental when you think how many we used to shift).

It's worth a read...

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/premier-league-transfer-news-epl-cristiano-ronaldo-shirt-sales-fee-net-worth-contract-how-long-a8456191.html

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On 16/07/2019 at 13:24, BearInTheToon said:

RE kit sales/how profits are divvied up, I remember reading an article about how it was thought that shirt sales would cover the cost of Ronaldo's move to Juventus last summer.  It's a quick read but pretty interesting stuff and just shows how much our deal pales into utter insignificance compared to clubs in the big leagues. 

Our deal with Hummel is worth around £3.3m per year over 3 years and if you take similar percentages (10-15%) as mentioned in the article, it gives an idea of how much we'd make from each adult top alone, for example (£6-£9 per jersey based on a £60 adult top).   Can't imagine, due to the absolute monumental fuck up of our current retail agreement the manufacturing farce behind it, that we've even flogged 100,000 tops (which is mental when you think how many we used to shift).

It's worth a read...

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/premier-league-transfer-news-epl-cristiano-ronaldo-shirt-sales-fee-net-worth-contract-how-long-a8456191.html

We should organise our own merchandise.   You can get shirts made for buttons.

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5 hours ago, JCDBigBear said:

We should organise our own merchandise.   You can get shirts made for buttons.

You’ve said this on here before.

We are a football club not a sportswear retailer. It is a waste of our own time and resources trying to organise something like this when other expert companies can do it and we make money simply by licensing.

It is all about opportunity cost.

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