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lefty27 ipswich 19 Aug 20 8.51am
It all makes sense now! They actually were designed by a 7 year old [Link]

lefty27

ipswich 19 Aug 20 8.51am

It all makes sense now!
They actually were designed by a 7 year old [Link]

Eaglecoops CR3 19 Aug 20 8.57am
Originally posted by lefty27 It all makes sense now! They actually were designed by a 7 year old [Link] Yes, good to see we have our top people on the case. It’s a shame we still have a couple of 4 year olds dealing with in the transfer market. You’d have thought they would have wheeled out the more experienced 9 year olds for that.

Eaglecoops

CR3 19 Aug 20 8.57am

Originally posted by lefty27

It all makes sense now!
They actually were designed by a 7 year old [Link]

Yes, good to see we have our top people on the case. It’s a shame we still have a couple of 4 year olds dealing with in the transfer market. You’d have thought they would have wheeled out the more experienced 9 year olds for that.

Spiderman Horsham 19 Aug 20 8.57am
Originally posted by lefty27 It all makes sense now! They actually were designed by a 7 year old [Link] Not strictly true but maybe the dad has tried to deflect the blame onto his son, given the reaction Edited by Spiderman (19 Aug 2020 8.58am)

Spiderman

Horsham 19 Aug 20 8.57am

Originally posted by lefty27

It all makes sense now!
They actually were designed by a 7 year old [Link]

Not strictly true but maybe the dad has tried to deflect the blame onto his son, given the reaction

Edited by Spiderman (19 Aug 2020 8.58am)

ambrose7 Croydon 19 Aug 20 10.10am
From the website: "When Richard Melik and his seven-year-old son sat down with sheets of paper and a handful of crayons in October last year, they didn’t realise they’d inspired the process behind designing Crystal Palace’s kits for the following season." If you were writing an article with the intention to take the piss out of the kits, I can't actually think of a much better first paragraph. 26th January 2010 - Enter Administration 2nd May 2010 - D-Day 1 - Survival at Hillsborough 1st June 2010 - D-Day 2 - Survival at Lloyds 7th June 2010 - CPFC2010 exchange contracts.

ambrose7

Croydon 19 Aug 20 10.10am

From the website:

"When Richard Melik and his seven-year-old son sat down with sheets of paper and a handful of crayons in October last year, they didn’t realise they’d inspired the process behind designing Crystal Palace’s kits for the following season."

If you were writing an article with the intention to take the piss out of the kits, I can't actually think of a much better first paragraph.

26th January 2010 - Enter Administration
2nd May 2010 - D-Day 1 - Survival at Hillsborough
1st June 2010 - D-Day 2 - Survival at Lloyds
7th June 2010 - CPFC2010 exchange contracts.

Plaistow Eagle 19 Aug 20 4.43pm
Originally posted by ambrose7 From the website: "When Richard Melik and his seven-year-old son sat down with sheets of paper and a handful of crayons in October last year, they didn’t realise they’d inspired the process behind designing Crystal Palace’s kits for the following season." If you were writing an article with the intention to take the piss out of the kits, I can't actually think of a much better first paragraph. Whilst I applaud the sentiment and understand how happy Richard and his 7 year old son maybe - really...!!! If we are going to do this lets open the debate to all fans and in that scenario I’m confident the outcome would be; White home kit with red and blue sash Red and Blue away kit Yellow third kit Come on Steve give us all a voice...!! Whilst on that point get some signings done..!! COYP

Plaistow Eagle

19 Aug 20 4.43pm

Originally posted by ambrose7

From the website:

If you were writing an article with the intention to take the piss out of the kits, I can't actually think of a much better first paragraph.

Whilst I applaud the sentiment and understand how happy Richard and his 7 year old son maybe - really...!!!

If we are going to do this lets open the debate to all fans and in that scenario I’m confident the outcome would be;

White home kit with red and blue sash
Red and Blue away kit
Yellow third kit

Come on Steve give us all a voice...!!

Whilst on that point get some signings done..!!

COYP

grumpymort US/Thailand/UK 19 Aug 20 5.36pm
Originally posted by braunstoneagle listen to the price of football podcast with palace fan kevin day & football finance expert keiran maguire....this will give you facts to work with. puma would have paid an up front fee to make the clubs merchandise in the 1st place, however after that initial fee most clubs on average only get approx 7% commission on any product sold there after. 7% of £50 is approx £3.50. the deal liverpool have struck with nike is 20% and thats a one of a kind deal. Edited by braunstoneagle (16 Aug 2020 8.56pm) Wrong Anybody that has been involved in manufacturing etc knows this is incorrect. They are taking the model that a lot of big clubs use to get around money in the books so Adidas say pays United 300m deal yet United only get 7% of the shirts well that is why they was given the 300m. Your claim is that Palace get only £3.50 so Puma are getting around £38 per shirt yeah right no one would sign a deal like that it doesn't even cost £5 to produce the shirt. Some people really do listen to such BS and take it as face value go to places like China do factory tours etc you may then get a proper understanding on how it really works. By the way you can already pre order shirts from the likes of China for about £10 how is that possible its not out yet simple they use the same templates from original puma ones some are even made in same factory. Edited by grumpymort (19 Aug 2020 5.39pm) (VPN) - [Link] (Alt VPN) - [Link]

grumpymort

US/Thailand/UK 19 Aug 20 5.36pm

Originally posted by braunstoneagle

listen to the price of football podcast with palace fan kevin day & football finance expert keiran maguire....this will give you facts to work with.

puma would have paid an up front fee to make the clubs merchandise in the 1st place, however after that initial fee most clubs on average only get approx 7% commission on any product sold there after. 7% of £50 is approx £3.50.

the deal liverpool have struck with nike is 20% and thats a one of a kind deal.

Edited by braunstoneagle (16 Aug 2020 8.56pm)

Wrong

Anybody that has been involved in manufacturing etc knows this is incorrect.

They are taking the model that a lot of big clubs use to get around money in the books so Adidas say pays United 300m deal yet United only get 7% of the shirts well that is why they was given the 300m.

Your claim is that Palace get only £3.50 so Puma are getting around £38 per shirt yeah right no one would sign a deal like that it doesn't even cost £5 to produce the shirt.

Some people really do listen to such BS and take it as face value go to places like China do factory tours etc you may then get a proper understanding on how it really works.

By the way you can already pre order shirts from the likes of China for about £10 how is that possible its not out yet simple they use the same templates from original puma ones some are even made in same factory.

Edited by grumpymort (19 Aug 2020 5.39pm)

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Arthur Blackpudding 20 Aug 20 1.32pm
The kits are fine, don't know what everyone is whinging about. Much better now we don't have crap uneccesary bits of yellow on the neck and sleeves or the bands that run down the arm. They look like a nice shape as well rather than the super tight with long sleeves that puma usually do. I'd say it's the nicest home kit we've had since 15/16 Edited by Arthur Blackpudding (20 Aug 2020 1.34pm) Edited by Arthur Blackpudding (20 Aug 2020 1.40pm)

Arthur Blackpudding

20 Aug 20 1.32pm

The kits are fine, don't know what everyone is whinging about.

Much better now we don't have crap uneccesary bits of yellow on the neck and sleeves or the bands that run down the arm.

They look like a nice shape as well rather than the super tight with long sleeves that puma usually do.

I'd say it's the nicest home kit we've had since 15/16

Edited by Arthur Blackpudding (20 Aug 2020 1.34pm)

Edited by Arthur Blackpudding (20 Aug 2020 1.40pm)

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