no more red and black scarves

[SWSB]

the club for some reason even though the demand is ther are not producing any more r and b scarves.Maybe BM readers could put pressure on the club somehow,maybe points of blue meeting or other ways.Any ideas?

 

[LongsightM13]

All the unofficial stalls will be selling snides on Saturday if you really want one. For me it was a one-off. Maybe if we got to Wembley I'd consider it again. But we are not confused Norwich rags. I'd rather wear proper City colours and still chuck a few more quid into Nelly's collection. I would consider anyone wearing a ref and black scarf on Saturday, for example, to be a bit sad and an attention seeker

 

[BlueMoonraker]

I would consider anyone wearing a ref and black scarf on Saturday, for example, to be a bit sad and an attention seeker

I think you're being a bit elitist here. Are you saying that only those fortunate enough to wear the scarf at the Leicester game should own one? City sell the black and red shirt don't they? What's the difference?

 

[blue_soundwave]

Going to wear mine to the replay, definitely.

 

[dw7]

All the unofficial stalls will be selling snides on Saturday if you really want one. For me it was a one-off. Maybe if we got to Wembley I'd consider it again. But we are not confused Norwich rags. I'd rather wear proper City colours and still chuck a few more quid into Nelly's collection. I would consider anyone wearing a ref and black scarf on Saturday, for example, to be a bit sad and an attention seeker

Looks too much like an united scarf too me to wear to games

 

[LongsightM13]

I would consider anyone wearing a ref and black scarf on Saturday, for example, to be a bit sad and an attention seeker

I think you're being a bit elitist here. Are you saying that only those fortunate enough to wear the scarf at the Leicester game should own one? City sell the black and red shirt don't they? What's the difference?

Didn't mean it to sound that way but it was first and foremost a charity fund-raising exercise, not some sort of lame teenage fashion statement. Anyone can quite easily pay into Nelly's fund. So why would you need a scarf to tell everyone you did so? Surely the giving is the thing, not the 'reflected glory' of an 'I was there' scarf?

 

[1.618034]

All the unofficial stalls will be selling snides on Saturday if you really want one. For me it was a one-off. Maybe if we got to Wembley I'd consider it again. But we are not confused Norwich rags. I'd rather wear proper City colours and still chuck a few more quid into Nelly's collection. I would consider anyone wearing a ref and black scarf on Saturday, for example, to be a bit sad and an attention seeker

Looks too much like an united scarf too me to wear to games

No it doesn't. When was the last time you saw a rag wearing one without white in it...?

 

[FeedTheGoat10]

I missed out on mine despite going to Leicester, but I agree that they shouldn't sell any more. It was a one off for Nelly, and I wasn't fortunate enough to get one but I still had a good time and was able to support him waving my blue one about. Would have been nice to have a red and black one but now it's gone, wearing it to the Wolves match won't mean anything. If we got to Wembley, we should wear next season's away kit which will hopefully be red and black stripes, and issue red and black scarves. But let's concentrate on getting there first :)

 

[MCFC BOB]

I would consider anyone wearing a red and black scarf on Saturday, for example, to be a bit sad and an attention seeker

Why? I donated £10 for my scarf, so I'd like to wear it instead of pinning it to my wall.

 

[Ric]

Personally, I think the club should continue to sell them for the duration of the cup run with all proceeds going to the Neil Young appeal.