CorporateBlue
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And that City didn’t own! (Shakes head)
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Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread
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And that City didn’t own! (Shakes head)
technically we did own the shop but not the stock or any of the profits generated
BlueMoonRisin’
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Aye. Nor did the club own the old badge, the one before they came up with that shite looking pissed up pigeon n' 3 stars badge.And that City didn’t own! (Shakes head)
Aye. Nor did the club own the old badge, the one before they came up with that shite looking pissed up pigeon n' 3 stars badge.
i liked the 3 star pigeon because of the biggest game in the clubs history 3rd division play off final win
Invisible Man's Bandage
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That must have been a huge earner for quite a few involved with the contract. There isn't 5 Mills worth now never mind 20 years ago.City souvenir shop cost 5 million to build nearly 20 years ago.
Did you get a butty out of it?
gouldybob
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Remember it being mentioned moving up towards the bridge at the junction of ANR and ATW where that temporary building was. Easy parking on the non match dayI think they were meant to be moving the Store when they planned to do the North Stand. Think it was being moved to the side directly opposite where the arena is going.
The old shop sold a lot more souvenirs and nick nacks that were affordable for parents to buy their children. They are only interested in selling football clothing and trainers costing the earth. Buying a souvenir before a match for your children isn't possible nowLightyears away from the club shop at Maine Road that cost about £5 to build.View attachment 20686
Alas.
blueparrot
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What sort of souvenirs or nick nacks did they sell that they don’t sell now. There’s lots of other stuff granted, but they still sell all the sort of stuff they used to as well.The old shop sold a lot more souvenirs and nick nacks that were affordable for parents to buy their children. They are only interested in selling football clothing and trainers costing the earth. Buying a souvenir before a match for your children isn't possible now
BlueMoonRisin’
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And there was a lot less tat on sale in the old club shop to buy. The club store is all geared up for tourists to come out of the store looking like Tony (club shop) Pulis.The old shop sold a lot more souvenirs and nick nacks that were affordable for parents to buy their children. They are only interested in selling football clothing and trainers costing the earth. Buying a souvenir before a match for your children isn't possible now
kev20971
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I wonder who owns that space on the Ashton New Rd next to the Training Ground (the old bank) ? Could imagine putting a shop there, or even in the West Stand of the Academy Stadium.Remember it being mentioned moving up towards the bridge at the junction of ANR and ATW where that temporary building was. Easy parking on the non match day