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Kit sale in the superstore.
« Thread Started on May 30, 2012, 8:44am »
KIT SALE IN THE SUPERSTORE

There will be significant reductions on 2011/12 kit in the QPR Superstore, in a sale starting this Friday (June 1st).

All adult shirts will be available for just £15, while kids shirts will be on sale for only a tenner!

And the sale doesn't end there. There's also big savings to be had on shorts, socks and training wear.

To take advantage of our sale, pop down to the Superstore (open from 9am to 5pm on Friday), or visit our online shop after midday on Saturday - www.shop.qpr.co.uk.

Go to the online shop and guess what you get.

Please note, this store will be closed from 12pm, Tuesday 29th May until 9am, Monday 4th June for annual stock-take. We apologise for any inconvenience.

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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #1 on May 30, 2012, 8:47am »
Hahaha, brilliant move.

So webmaster for the online store doesn't talk to the manager of the superstore and vice versa...?
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« Reply #2 on May 30, 2012, 8:49am »
Well that is pretty silly lol
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #3 on May 30, 2012, 8:50am »

May 30, 2012, 8:47am, obk wrote:
Hahaha, brilliant move.

So webmaster for the online store doesn't talk to the manager of the superstore and vice versa...?

Piss up & Brewery come to mind.
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #4 on May 30, 2012, 4:54pm »
an online store closed for stock-taking? Not sure when Amazon last did that. Very odd.
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« Reply #5 on May 30, 2012, 8:36pm »

May 30, 2012, 4:54pm, fraserinbc wrote:
an online store closed for stock-taking? Not sure when Amazon last did that. Very odd.


makes total sense to me.

when the girls are counting the merchandise in store they are not watching the computer screen, so could miss count.

also when they pop out the front for a fag they will also miss any online sales.

i have heard that the club are recruiting someone to sit in front of that computer so in future this will not happen and the online store can remain open.

there is much to clean up at loftus rd, whilst the training ground and new stadium gets all the headlines we must remember that those smaller jobs that get overlooked must be dealt with.

we cant have our online superstore closed when we have our 650 million overseas fans trying to buy shirts just because we didnt employ someone to cover for the girls when on a tea break.
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #6 on May 30, 2012, 8:45pm »
Farkin pathetic if it was a different club i would be rolling over laughing.
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #7 on May 30, 2012, 8:59pm »

May 30, 2012, 8:45pm, Hogan wrote:
Farkin pathetic if it was a different club i would be rolling over laughing.


QPR still gives pathetically bad service to its consumers.
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« Reply #8 on May 30, 2012, 9:21pm »
you can buy the shirts in a high st superstore that ashley owns 10 pound cheaper.

beard says that the club can not compete with this. we are not a brand so we never will.......maybe
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #9 on May 30, 2012, 9:45pm »
Almost a week to do a stock count? That's nuts. Tony could count his money in less time than that.

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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #10 on May 30, 2012, 9:57pm »
that table cloth for fifteen quid no thanking you very much, hows about you give me fifteen quid for having the gall to wear it, and the orange thing well the price goes up greatly for even considering wearing it, you can keep em, maybe though the superstore staff could go for a guiness world record for stitching together the worlds largest table cloth, just a thought as thats a lot of material going to waste.
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« Reply #11 on May 31, 2012, 12:14am »
Yeah, this is just perfect...sale starts, but shop isn't open/working until next Tuesday. I wouldn't mind, but I'm in Menorca next week, so after I come back, I have no doubt all the home shirts will be gone :(

That's another thing about Lotto actually...way to make people feel REEEEEEEEALLY fat!! Medium fits a small child, Large maybe a 16 yr old marathon runner, etc etc, but it's bloody embarrassing ringing up and asking for an XXXXXXXXL size please, although I'm not actually THAT fat!

Bring on Umbro..or whatever, just not something Italian. Jeez!
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #12 on May 31, 2012, 12:40pm »

May 31, 2012, 12:14am, alqpr81 wrote:
Yeah, this is just perfect...sale starts, but shop isn't open/working until next Tuesday. I wouldn't mind, but I'm in Menorca next week, so after I come back, I have no doubt all the home shirts will be gone :(

That's another thing about Lotto actually...way to make people feel REEEEEEEEALLY fat!! Medium fits a small child, Large maybe a 16 yr old marathon runner, etc etc, but it's bloody embarrassing ringing up and asking for an XXXXXXXXL size please, although I'm not actually THAT fat!

Bring on Umbro..or whatever, just not something Italian. Jeez!


True fact....*

Lottosport Italia utilise 14 year old anoxeric chain smoking boys, press ganged directly off the streets of Treviso to use as adult models in sizing their items.

* may not actually be true

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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #13 on May 31, 2012, 12:43pm »

May 31, 2012, 12:14am, alqpr81 wrote:
Yeah, this is just perfect...sale starts, but shop isn't open/working until next Tuesday. I wouldn't mind, but I'm in Menorca next week, so after I come back, I have no doubt all the home shirts will be gone :(

That's another thing about Lotto actually...way to make people feel REEEEEEEEALLY fat!! Medium fits a small child, Large maybe a 16 yr old marathon runner, etc etc, but it's bloody embarrassing ringing up and asking for an XXXXXXXXL size please, although I'm not actually THAT fat!

Bring on Umbro..or whatever, just not something Italian. Jeez!


I was a bit miffed when I went to buy my shirt and found that my size, XL, was sold out. I bought a XXL and, lo and behold, it fits perfectly! Crazy.
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #14 on May 31, 2012, 12:54pm »

May 31, 2012, 12:40pm, The Scooter wrote:

May 31, 2012, 12:14am, alqpr81 wrote:
Yeah, this is just perfect...sale starts, but shop isn't open/working until next Tuesday. I wouldn't mind, but I'm in Menorca next week, so after I come back, I have no doubt all the home shirts will be gone :(

That's another thing about Lotto actually...way to make people feel REEEEEEEEALLY fat!! Medium fits a small child, Large maybe a 16 yr old marathon runner, etc etc, but it's bloody embarrassing ringing up and asking for an XXXXXXXXL size please, although I'm not actually THAT fat!

Bring on Umbro..or whatever, just not something Italian. Jeez!


True fact....*

Lottosport Italia utilise 14 year old anoxeric chain smoking boys, press ganged directly off the streets of Treviso to use as adult models in sizing their items.

* may not actually be true



Haha! Excellent! Although knowing the Italian mafia..it probably is true..
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #15 on May 31, 2012, 12:55pm »

May 31, 2012, 12:43pm, gramps wrote:

May 31, 2012, 12:14am, alqpr81 wrote:
Yeah, this is just perfect...sale starts, but shop isn't open/working until next Tuesday. I wouldn't mind, but I'm in Menorca next week, so after I come back, I have no doubt all the home shirts will be gone :(

That's another thing about Lotto actually...way to make people feel REEEEEEEEALLY fat!! Medium fits a small child, Large maybe a 16 yr old marathon runner, etc etc, but it's bloody embarrassing ringing up and asking for an XXXXXXXXL size please, although I'm not actually THAT fat!

Bring on Umbro..or whatever, just not something Italian. Jeez!


I was a bit miffed when I went to buy my shirt and found that my size, XL, was sold out. I bought a XXL and, lo and behold, it fits perfectly! Crazy.


Yeah, XXL just about does me, although even XXXL isn't overly massive! It SHOULD be like wearing a tent, however. Silly mediterraneans..
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #16 on May 31, 2012, 6:33pm »
the top sizes are stupid, i bought a home top for my dad at crimbo three times i had to send it back till he got the right size, he thinks he has put on weight but said to him its just cack manufacturing from lotto or blotto cos what they must be when coming up with our kits and there sizes.
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #17 on May 31, 2012, 8:33pm »
i bought a xxl (mysize) only to find it way to small xxxxl still a little on the snug size hmmmm
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #18 on Jun 1, 2012, 3:58am »
I cant believe the club shop. FFS. I can buy a QPR jersey for 15 pounds and then they charge more 20 pounds to post it! If I buy a beer mat only, it's still 20 pound to post it. Rip off of the highest order.
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Re: Kit sale in the superstore.
« Reply #19 on Jun 1, 2012, 4:14am »

Jun 1, 2012, 3:58am, Lonegunmen wrote:
I cant believe the club shop. FFS. I can buy a QPR jersey for 15 pounds and then they charge more 20 pounds to post it! If I buy a beer mat only, it's still 20 pound to post it. Rip off of the highest order.

If you order both will it still be £20 or £40 :D
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« Reply #20 on Jun 1, 2012, 4:28am »
Don't know, I was too scared to order. Instead I paid 6 pounds postage for the same jersey elsewhere. In fact I paid 49 pounds for a jersey, my surname, with a Number 10 on the back and the Premier league badges AND the postage all inclusive. The club would have charged me 72-75 pounds for exactly the same
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