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Post by Deleted on Jul 19, 2019 18:44:27 GMT 1
Are you sure these are the real fake kits, or are they fake fake kits? PS. Shouldn't there be 16? Aaron Mooy wanted to keep his
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Post by rastrick32 on Jul 19, 2019 18:45:43 GMT 1
Town putting 15 fake kits up for auction is the right thing to do. Proceeds to charity. Nice touch. Are you sure these are the real fake kits, or are they fake fake kits? PS. Shouldn't there be 16? One went to the National Football Museum.
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Post by El Mel on Jul 19, 2019 19:46:14 GMT 1
Can't the OP just ammend the voting to include 'This is obviuousy a spoof, now show us the real one' and I think some people may reallign their votes. Absolutely so! I'm sure that Town fans will, in effect, vote with their feet, and sales of shirts will plummet. While it's good to ensure funding from sponsors is found, why does that sponsor's name have to be so dominant - even overwhelming - at a time when prudent approaches to gambling are sought? The commercial department at HTAFC should be ashamed of themselves. Classic.
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Post by El Mel on Jul 19, 2019 20:07:30 GMT 1
Schindler shirt already passed the £250 mark.
Incredible.
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Post by joeyjoneslocker on Jul 19, 2019 20:14:10 GMT 1
Well that’s me out. Even the shitty keepers top is going for good money. I am sure the players are bidding. Great news for the charities.
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Post by Htfc1987 on Jul 19, 2019 20:16:57 GMT 1
Aaron Mooy’s going for £620 already...
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Post by terriersyndrome on Jul 19, 2019 20:18:57 GMT 1
I think that dick Ian Herbert from the Daily Mail should do the right thing & bid a grand for one of these after his shocker of an article this morning.
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Post by El Mel on Jul 19, 2019 20:25:41 GMT 1
Over 5K collectively already.
Fuck. Ing. Hell
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Post by 66738 on Jul 19, 2019 20:29:46 GMT 1
Fan bloody tastic. It just gets better and better. You’ve smashed out of the park Town.
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Post by htfc1908 on Jul 19, 2019 20:33:23 GMT 1
Bids are going well on Ebay! £820 for Schindler's after half an hour! scrub that over a grand now!!
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Post by space hardware on Jul 19, 2019 20:38:17 GMT 1
Bids are going well on Ebay! £820 for Schindler's after half an hour! scrub that over a grand now!! That's cheap if it has the great man's actual sweat on it 😍
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Post by El Mel on Jul 19, 2019 20:40:40 GMT 1
Over 5K collectively already. Fuck. Ing. Hell Closing in on 10K.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 19, 2019 20:48:37 GMT 1
I think that dick Ian Herbert from the Daily Mail should do the right thing & bid a grand for one of these after his shocker of an article this morning.
He obviously read (and included) and believed what Slapps and a few others were saying and thought he would be witness to a stadium bound lynchmob and perhaps gang related violence caused by the great divide, Don't forget according to some, Tensions and fan splits had been simmering throughout last season.
He must have also thought Drums " It is the proper kit" revelations were true.
He found nobody but two 18 year old girls who had been to the gym.
He cannot possibly be a football fan as everybody with an ounce of common knew the spoof kit was a spoof as it sported a ridiculously large sponsor.
Doesn't it also mention youths gorping aimlessly at the bandits in a variety of Town centre bookmakers.
Or was he paid by Paddy Powers boys ? another fit up ?
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Post by 66738 on Jul 19, 2019 20:48:46 GMT 1
Bids are going well on Ebay! £820 for Schindler's after half an hour! scrub that over a grand now!! That's cheap if it has the great man's actual sweat on it 😍 Have you remortgaged your house space hardware? Over £1100 now. Superb.
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Post by ilsonterrier on Jul 19, 2019 21:52:33 GMT 1
I think that dick Ian Herbert from the Daily Mail should do the right thing & bid a grand for one of these after his shocker of an article this morning. Exactly this - it was a shocking article, even if it was written before the real shirt had been revealed. Taking the mickey out of us because the old shirts in the shop had been reduced to £15 - making out it was because we were no longer a Premier League club and nothing to do with the fact that every club is selling off the previous season's shirts. Surely a professional journalist should have had an inkling it was a fake - given that every Tom, Dick and Harry on here and on Facebook knew that it broke all the sponsorship regulations.
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Post by Bigcolquaner on Jul 19, 2019 21:58:11 GMT 1
I think that dick Ian Herbert from the Daily Mail should do the right thing & bid a grand for one of these after his shocker of an article this morning. Exactly this - it was a shocking article, even if it was written before the real shirt had been revealed. Taking the mickey out of us because the old shirts in the shop had been reduced to £15 - making out it was because we were no longer a Premier League club and nothing to do with the fact that every club is selling off the previous season's shirts. Surely a professional journalist should have had an inkling it was a fake - given that every Tom, Dick and Harry on here and on Facebook knew that it broke all the sponsorship regulations. I'd like to know if the line that there were no people in our club shop at lunchtime yesterday was based on anything other than made up nonsense . Turns out you can't even trust journalists these days!
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Post by terriersyndrome on Jul 19, 2019 22:04:36 GMT 1
I think that dick Ian Herbert from the Daily Mail should do the right thing & bid a grand for one of these after his shocker of an article this morning. Exactly this - it was a shocking article, even if it was written before the real shirt had been revealed. Taking the mickey out of us because the old shirts in the shop had been reduced to £15 - making out it was because we were no longer a Premier League club and nothing to do with the fact that every club is selling off the previous season's shirts. Surely a professional journalist should have had an inkling it was a fake - given that every Tom, Dick and Harry on here and on Facebook knew that it broke all the sponsorship regulations. His article made no comment about the fantastic work the club do in the community. The thousands of breakfasts served to kids who's families can't afford feed them, the P4P bike rides, the thousands raised every year for the Air ambulance, the advertised space allowed on match days for charity, the big sleep out to raise money for the homeless, etc. The guy should be held accountable for such an outrageous article trying to belittle a club that does more for the community than just about any other club in the country. He's right at the top of my shit list that lad!
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Post by irverino on Jul 19, 2019 22:15:04 GMT 1
The PP shirts worn at Rochdale will bring in a few quid for the HTFC charities when they go on ebay......or have they been destroyed? I want one! Now's your chance, bidding is fierce though......quids in for the charities chosen!
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Post by Town Duppy on Jul 19, 2019 22:22:44 GMT 1
Now's your chance, bidding is fierce though......quids in for the charities chosen! For me that boat sailed about 8.01pm. Unless you can sub me?
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Post by bluestripe on Jul 19, 2019 23:21:21 GMT 1
Ha ha this is funny. MP got involved belatedly with the shirt furore. And then gets called a Muppet by a Bradford City fan. Brilliant! MP Damian Collins political career low point was reached today when he was called a Muppet on Twitter by a Bradford City fan after the real kit was revealed this morning. The MP who is head honcho on the Parliamentary Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee, had said the sash kit was ‘totally inappropriate’ and called for the FA to launch an investigation. Damian later quietly deleted his Twitter post and told his adviser Mally Brown to f##k off. talksport.com/football/efl/575200/huddersfield-shirt-hoax-simon-jordan-paddy-power-genius-marketing/
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Post by Deleted on Jul 19, 2019 23:54:43 GMT 1
Its lovely,
Both of em, I fancy a nice plain paddy green for the third, Or will we do a few one offs to be auctioned off for charity ?
Otium will exhale for the last time, when we play in the Rainbow one against Wigan.
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Post by rphyorks on Jul 20, 2019 0:17:08 GMT 1
Over 5K collectively already. Fuck. Ing. Hell Closing in on 10K. pity e bay will take £1.000 of that....
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Post by Deleted on Jul 20, 2019 0:34:27 GMT 1
pity e bay will take £1.000 of that.... Folk who win might be timewasters who don't get in touch.
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Post by willo on Jul 20, 2019 1:10:54 GMT 1
What exactly would you do with one of the slash shirts if you were a winning bidder? Wear it out & to games? Have it framed & displayed on a wall at home? Or would it just sit on a hanger in the back of the wardrobe? Whichever way, far better to invest in one of the new true shirts. Was able to put my order in before midnight for myself & Junior for a couple. One very happy punter!
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Post by tyketaffy on Jul 20, 2019 2:41:47 GMT 1
Exactly this - it was a shocking article, even if it was written before the real shirt had been revealed. Taking the mickey out of us because the old shirts in the shop had been reduced to £15 - making out it was because we were no longer a Premier League club and nothing to do with the fact that every club is selling off the previous season's shirts. Surely a professional journalist should have had an inkling it was a fake - given that every Tom, Dick and Harry on here and on Facebook knew that it broke all the sponsorship regulations. His article made no comment about the fantastic work the club do in the community. The thousands of breakfasts served to kids who's families can't afford feed them, the P4P bike rides, the thousands raised every year for the Air ambulance, the advertised space allowed on match days for charity, the big sleep out to raise money for the homeless, etc. The guy should be held accountable for such an outrageous article trying to belittle a club that does more for the community than just about any other club in the country. He's right at the top of my shit list that lad!
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Post by tyketaffy on Jul 20, 2019 2:42:02 GMT 1
Typical Dickhead reporter from the Daily Mail, no idea, no research and nothing said about how much money this joke launch is going to raise for local charities
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Post by FloridaTerrier on Jul 20, 2019 2:50:42 GMT 1
What exactly would you do with one of the slash shirts if you were a winning bidder? Wear it out & to games? Have it framed & displayed on a wall at home? Or would it just sit on a hanger in the back of the wardrobe? Whichever way, far better to invest in one of the new true shirts. Was able to put my order in before midnight for myself & Junior for a couple. One very happy punter! I plan to frame it and add it to my collection of framed jersey. Just need folk to stop out bidding me
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Post by htfc1908 on Jul 20, 2019 7:57:48 GMT 1
Typical Dickhead reporter from the Daily Mail, no idea, no research and nothing said about how much money this joke launch is going to raise for local charities Daily Mail slagging us and Paddy power off again this morning, looks like we've upset the poor little dears......ah de dums.
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Post by terrierneil on Jul 20, 2019 8:10:37 GMT 1
Daily Mail aren't thick (readers might be). Outrageous headlines = clicks = more advertising revenue.
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Post by Town Duppy on Jul 20, 2019 8:29:47 GMT 1
Typical Dickhead reporter from the Daily Mail, no idea, no research and nothing said about how much money this joke launch is going to raise for local charities Daily Mail slagging us and Paddy power off again this morning, looks like we've upset the poor little dears......ah de dums. Dug a hole, look like cocks and now doubling down. Hilarious. I think a couple of folk on here did the same...…..
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