Plain Speaking
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I wondered whether the lack of shirt number's for Haaland/Alvarez were losing us revenue from shirt sales?
2021/22 revenue will no doubt be down a bit but 2022/23 will be up by the same amount if shirts go on sale after 1 July.I wondered whether the lack of shirt number's for Haaland/Alvarez were losing us revenue from shirt sales?
always remember the shout " PULL UP AT DAVE'S"Me too! Jeez, I've missed David Silva nearly as much as I've missed Dave Ewing!
My pal at the club said they were desperate for haaland to take a shirt number upon signing as it has a huge effect on shirt sales initiallyI wondered whether the lack of shirt number's for Haaland/Alvarez were losing us revenue from shirt sales?
I heard clubs make more when they hold back on releasing numbers because demand is bottled and sudden, when they give out the shirt number. Some financial term was mentioned but I didn't recall its name.2021/22 revenue will no doubt be down a bit but 2022/23 will be up by the same amount if shirts go on sale after 1 July.
That wouldn’t be a bad idea, as there’d be no comparisons to Vinnie, unlike if a centre-back took it.Dias always wanted number 3 didn’t he? No way he gives that up imo. Phillips may take 4?
Haaland wants 9Haaland 15
Phillips 6
Cucarella 12
Alvarez 9
I wondered whether the lack of shirt number's for Haaland/Alvarez were losing us revenue from shirt sales?
There's a tradition in England for 4 and 6 to be used by central defenders or defensive midfielders, but 5 usually by central defenders.I always thought 4 and 5 are the two centre backs and 6 is defensive midfielder.
4 and 6 in the old days of 3 5 2 were wing halves, so Doyle and Oakes in the late 60’s, I suppose closest now is defensive mid. 5 was centre half, so George Heslop when I was a kid. Mike Doyle became a centre back late in his career, early 70’s I think, but then again I am a senile FOCThere's a tradition in England for 4 and 6 to be used by central defenders or defensive midfielders, but 5 usually by central defenders.
I think this stems from old WM formations in the 50s and 60s, maybe some older blues could elaborate.
When I first started watching City in the early 90s I remember the team played a 442 and the numbers wereThere's a tradition in England for 4 and 6 to be used by central defenders or defensive midfielders, but 5 usually by central defenders.
I think this stems from old WM formations in the 50s and 60s, maybe some older blues could elaborate.
Sometimes they did that, they changed it on regular basis, one week number 10 is a striker, next week an anchor man.When I first started watching City in the early 90s I remember the team played a 442 and the numbers were
2 RB
3 LB
5 CH
6 CH
4 CM
10 CM
7 RM
11 LM
8 CF
9 CF