Just back from a few days in Barca, souvenir shops in and around the Ramblas exactly the same as this.Had a stroll round Kalkan (Turkey) market on Thursday. Every type of City shirt available and prominently displayed alongside Messi and Ronaldo shirts. However, you couldn't buy a shirt without Haaland or Grealish printed on the back. Haaland really is a marketing phenomenon, the last current superstar.
What I really enjoyed, though, was the lack of united shirts. Literally just the home shirt down there with the Ajax and Panathanaikos away kits. It must be killing them.
Seen ( me giving grammar advise ha ha )I haven't saw any in Madrid.
You wouldn’t believe how many dipper shirts are floating around Newcastle. They far outweigh rag shirtsJust been to Newcastle, appalled by seeing several rags shirts couldn't believe it in a City with a huge Premier league team. Bet they get bullied at school.
Sports shop in Lucca had City and Brazil as the main display.I live in Essex and go into London a couple of times a month and for the past few weeks the Puma shop in Carnaby Street has had City kit showing as its main and virtually only display
Was at that market about 18 months ago (Missus Dad lives there), back then it was 99% ‘Haaland’ along with the usual suspects, the rest of the City ones being ‘KDB’ and ‘Gundögan’, no sign of Jack back then, back in Turkey next week so I’ll see if things have changed.Had a stroll round Kalkan (Turkey) market on Thursday. Every type of City shirt available and prominently displayed alongside Messi and Ronaldo shirts. However, you couldn't buy a shirt without Haaland or Grealish printed on the back. Haaland really is a marketing phenomenon, the last current superstar.
Saw that blog had to do a double take on it !!Just watching a You Tube blog on a family that have just moved ftom Texas to Scotland . Looks like Aberdeen . Anyway the guy turns around to reveal ...