I Didn't Know Sorry!

The Stadium shop takes the most money of the two obviously but the City Centre one isnt too far behind and justifies its reason for being there. I know there are some frustrations regarding the space available in the stadium shop, and the unit isnt big enough for the plans they have. Whether that means moving to another unit within the KC im not sure - how about a superstore at the new boulevard development? FWIW I think the design of the stadium got it wrong with the unit placements. I think the shop needs to be facing either the Anlaby Road, Walton Street, or Footbridge entrances - out of sight, out of mind perhaps!

The new kit goes on sale as said on the 2nd November - with the launch only 2 weeks away!!!

Any idea what colour it's going to be?



I know who'll be modelling it, I just hope he isn't wearing that fecking bandana.

Yeah we need to sort his hair out, otherwise it will cheapen the appearance of the new kit!

Carlos Tevez?

He needs a neckercheif (whatever its called!!)

Is he joining the cub scouts ??

They looked at St Stephens - The smallest unit would cost £145,000 per year and that's just rent, rates are on top of that!

Princes Quay, even though is struggling is not budging on rent costs basically becuase they are mostly owned by people in London. Your talking nearly £100k for a decent size store in there and there are issues with Princes Quay, having to open hours they say etc etc, its better having your own premises.

Paragon Street is ideal location, it does need to be bigger, like the stadium store, but at the minute, there are no stores available that are cost effective and of the size they want because believe me, when one becomes available they will snap their hands off. Their are product lines they want to display but there is simply no room, as one side of the shop has to be replica kit!

What about carboot/jumble sales? Other smaller clubs do it.

Thats why we make £1.2 million.....and they can even spell it!