Let's just hope the punishment wouldn't be to be hanged by their scarves because I doubt they could hold any weightHalf and half scarves has to be made a capital offence.
I doubt he is localIf the superstore is not quick enough, best of luck to him being ahead of the game. Don't impede local enterprise.
Harriers and Hoops would have sounded far better.When Kidderminster played Reading in the cup I saw a few 50/50 scarves.
I mean Kidderminster and Reading....that is a pretty depressing scarf.
Yeah it's like ticket touts outside gigs - they've always got cockney/south east accents. Every time you see unofficial merchandise traders it'll be the same guys knocking out the same generic designs in different colours, wherever they think there's a market.I doubt he is local
And the guy there on Saturday was probaly sent there by whoever makes them. No need for idiots to abuse him face to face. Go to any premier league game and they are being sold. If you don't want one don't buy one, don't confront him like i saw.Yeah it's like ticket touts outside gigs - they've always got cockney/south east accents. Every time you see unofficial merchandise traders it'll be the same guys knocking out the same generic designs in different colours, wherever they think there's a market.
And the guy there on Saturday was probaly sent there by whoever makes them. No need for idiots to abuse him face to face. Go to any premier league game and they are being sold. If you don't want one don't buy one, don't confront him like i saw.
As you don’t know anything about him/them I think your post tells us more about you than them. Just walk on and don’t be knob is all I’m saying.'whoever makes them' is presumably a factory in China or somewhere, knocking them out to order without much regard for environmental or labour standards.
Whether the seller then takes them around the country themselves or pays someone to do it, I'm not going to cry too hard if they get a few harsh words in the course of their business. Not a very savoury trade and potentially taking money away from Argyle.
So what's different about this guy compared to Nike, Puma, Adidas, etc. all using cheap Chinese or similar cheap labour to mass produce and sell with a huge mark up?'whoever makes them' is presumably a factory in China or somewhere, knocking them out to order without much regard for environmental or labour standards.
Whether the seller then takes them around the country themselves or pays someone to do it, I'm not going to cry too hard if they get a few harsh words in the course of their business. Not a very savoury trade and potentially taking money away from Argyle.