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5 minutes ago, Maesknoll Red said:

Fair play to Gaby Logan on Room 101, first thing she brought up was the ridiculousness of these things.

Come the glorious day, they'll be banned, anyone sporting one will be whisked off to the Gulag......

Oh and I was going to ask you to bring me one back from Newcastle tomorrow :)

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13 minutes ago, Maesknoll Red said:

Fair play to Gaby Logan on Room 101, first thing she brought up was the ridiculousness of these things.

Come the glorious day, they'll be banned, anyone sporting one will be whisked off to the Gulag......

Beat me to it. It was a cert to go in with Frank Skinner.

Bloody abonimations

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3 minutes ago, RumRed said:

I've ordered a batch of LJ/SL ones, should be ready for the next home game. I ordered 1000 but think I may have been a little hasty.  PM if interested.

More chance of selling 1000 of those towels Frank Skinner had - used and unwashed.........

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35 minutes ago, Maesknoll Red said:

Fair play to Gaby Logan on Room 101, first thing she brought up was the ridiculousness of these things.

Come the glorious day, they'll be banned, anyone sporting one will be whisked off to the Gulag......

It's like when you tell people you support Bristol city and they say yeh but what team in the premiership,so bizarre 

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2 minutes ago, phantom said:

If I was a neutral going to say Barcelona vs Real, maybe as a souvenir, but NEVER with your own club on

That is still so wrong, how would you feel if a neutral came to a City v sags game with one.....  they just should not exist.

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It isn't really an issue for us City fans, so no point in getting steamed up about it. It isn't likely to be an issue for quite some time either.

I have a mate who is a mad fan of  Glaswegian club...he is a Glaswegian, so no issue from me. He has loads of Polo shirts, home shirts and away shirts, but he soes collect the twin scarfs on his travels. His privelidge....but not for me

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If someone thinks they can make money out of it, a scarf will be produced, one half red, the other blue with white writing. "Bristol" will be centralised with (obviously) "City in the red half and "Rovers" on the blue end.

Some fans will buy them as a souvenir of "a momentous and rare encounter between the West Country giants". Most fans of both clubs will avoid them though.

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1 hour ago, otib118 said:

I own a Argentina vs Portugal one with the date and stadium name, have it pinned up on the wall as a memorabilia type thing, don't get the point in club ones tho

I guess that is how I always saw them.

Never bought one, but I always thought they were like a kind of souvenir. I happen to like buying a programme. Has both teams names on it. 

Never appealed to me, but equally obviously one of the few who does not see the 'hate'. If somebody wants one, and collects them as souvenirs I do not see the harm.

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1 hour ago, Sweeneys Penalties said:

It isn't really an issue for us City fans, so no point in getting steamed up about it. It isn't likely to be an issue for quite some time either.

I have a mate who is a mad fan of  Glaswegian club...he is a Glaswegian, so no issue from me. He has loads of Polo shirts, home shirts and away shirts, but he soes collect the twin scarfs on his travels. His privelidge....but not for me

could be in jpt next season :facepalm:

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11 minutes ago, cityexile said:

I guess that is how I always saw them.

Never bought one, but I always thought they were like a kind of souvenir. I happen to like buying a programme. Has both teams names on it. 

Never appealed to me, but equally obviously one of the few who does not see the 'hate'. If somebody wants one, and collects them as souvenirs I do not see the harm.

They sell them inside Premier League club shops. Embarrassing. 

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1 minute ago, CotswoldRed said:

They sell them inside Premier League club shops. Embarrassing. 

I kind of agree.

Equally if when they were younger, I was taking my kiddies to their first and rare outing to a premier league team I supported, I could see how I could end up buying one so they had a momento of the game.

Wearing them is laughable, but can see a few Lincoln fans getting them at Arsenal. Maybe. Not my cup of tea, but can see why some buy them I suppose.

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4 hours ago, Davefevs said:

Even Joe thinks they are wrong.

Average Joe is always right but told he knows nothing.

3 hours ago, LC_ said:

Do the club shop sell split City/bristol Rugby scarfs? Surely only a matter of time

Of course, at the end of the season the tag line will read "United in Relegation"

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I live in Yeovil and when Manchester United came to visit a couple of years ago there was a bloke in the centre of town (nowhere near Huish Park) despondently pushing a shopping trolley festooned with half green, half red scarves, yours for the princely sum of £10.
Saddest sight i ever saw. 

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Whoever started the half and half thing must've been having a laugh.... but ended up with a nice little earner (if hopefully short lived) on their hands....

I'm hoping to win a few bob on the lotto tomorrow, if I do I'm thinking I might invest in making reversible home/away strip replica shirts... gotta be on a winner with those eh?  ..... then as a long shot,  with so many 'supporters' nowadays having almost obligatory 'second' teams they 'support' how about the reversible shirt thing covering the first and second choice teams?  ... of club/national team reversible shirts too?  .... How about same for socks and shorts.. ?

This time next week I'm gonna be a Billionaire ... I can feel it in me waters.. talking of water... I gotta another idea, it seem to work with alcoholic mixes ... so how about Mineral Water Cocktails?   Buxton/Malvern etc??

Hmm, I'm on a roll now, 'roll' gives me an idea I'm using my loaf, .... erm, no, on second thoughts, that'd be taking things too far, forget that one, no one would buy half and half bread would they?, I'm being stupid now. 

Right gimme six numbers for the Lotto, wish me luck and we can go halves on it and split the winnings 50/50 :) 

 

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19 minutes ago, Shtanley said:

The only time I would get one is if I'm a neutral at a match which I deem significant enough to want to remember for the rest of my life, e.g.. a UCL final or FA cup final. 

And I believe they were originally introduced by some 'wise' berk when many of the fans in attendance would be considered neutral or if it was such a celebratory match. Could not really see the point of it then but understood the reasoning. Now it has gone mainstream and all it smacks of is gormless greed. Still there we are, we all have a choice to buy or not to buy. 

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1 hour ago, Tomarse said:

I think it should be legal to set fire to them. 

I can see half and half wearers as the next minority group that must be understood and listened to.

They will probably need a special section of the ground where they can sit together and not feel persecuted.

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