To quote the great Sir Cheshire Ben quoting the bellend Double_Dragon... Why will you not be going next week? Your reasons change weekly. "It's the Allams", "It's not the Allams" Make your ****ing mind up.You appear to chase tickets for the so called "big games", criticise others for not boycotting, as you are (unless it's a "big game"), criticise the level of protests, yet do nowt yourself. You're a ****ing hypocrite & a pathetic embarrassment. You need to show a little respect. Delighted to be back in it, the coverage is fantastic and it's a great boost for the City but my patience with the owners has worn so thin that if they're still here at the start of the season I'll simply be tuning out of football completely until they leave. I've got no interest in getting emotionally involved in another season with them casting a shadow over everything And yet still people hand over their money to these ogres currently in charge please log in to view this image Just walk away you set of door mats. Allam can shove his 'tigers card' (whatever the **** that's supposed to mean) up his fat ****ing arse. He's already said there will be no further applications, he's also insisted he's a man of his word, he's got nowhere to go with this now without being exposed as a pathological liar and bringing further shame to his famiyIt's over, I might even start going again this season, life's too short to wait for him to finally depart this mortal realm before I start going again. I haven't been for 2 years but I personally think Its a strange time for people to start boycotting now. The name change fiasco is dead and buried WE WON, why carry on going for 2 years then walk away when the battle is won? Just boycott the scheme and force them to scrap it you set of doormats. Good job i no longer go to home games, if anyone booed a City song near me they'd be picking their jaw up off the deck. Not been to a home game for 3 years, I'm jacking in away games too this season until saddam and his dunce of a son finally piss off. I'd rather be labelled a hooligan then a doormat which is exactly what our fanbase has been for the past 3 years. You talk about creating a divide in the fans but as far as I'm concerned there's been a divide ever since only a meagre 2000 of us could be bothered to protest against the identity of the club being obliterated. If pieces of red card is all that we can come up with then people will start looking for alternative ways of getting their point across. Too many people have been biting their tongues for too long, I've got no doubt a pitch invasion will upset sone people but there's a group of our fans (a militant minority you could call them) who are sick of the wishy washy approach towards the owners. It needs stepping up in a big way and waving pieces of red card around will get us nowhere. Do they expect the Hull City AFC fans to simply accept the decision? I certainly wouldn't, i'll be as disruptive as is humanly possible A win or two on the pitch or a new no mark signing and you're all willing to roll over and let the venomous old bastard tread you into the dirt. This so called boycott some fans are claiming to be on is nothing more than an excuse, staying away isn't making a blind bit of difference, all you're doing is dragging the clubs reputation through the mud, 4k forest in Hull today and our naff fans are going to be posting drivel on the internet feeling sorry for themselves. Hull = it's a rugby town. I'm not boycotting i simply don't want to go because i find the whole live football experience incredibly boring. I've been to about 12 home games since 2008, the allams have got sod all to do with me staying away, the rest of you are just using them as an excuse because we're struggling. Tenner a ticket, stop sulking and get your sorry arses to the game. This whole 'woe is me' attitude amongst city fans wore thin a long time ago. Forest coming mobbed up and our pitiful fans are still sat at home crying about Assem Allam. please log in to view this image What a ****.
Am i supposed to be impressed by any of those brands? that list only reaffirms my belief that we're well rid of the place. Ah and they sell Lambretta aswell i see, another brand that belongs in a charity shop. Some of the tackiest looking clobber I've ever seen.
I didn't ask what you thought of them, I asked which brands you thought they were missing? Apart from Trojan obviously, that goes without saying.
Norse Projects, Albam, Engineered Garments, APC, Beams Plus, Eton, Orslow, Arpentuer, Edwin, Belstaff, Folk, Moncler, Our Legacy, CP Company. And so on.
You really think House of Fraser would have done better selling brands like this? They're some of the brands that make up the uniform of your average menswear salesman, but they're brands most people won't have heard of. And with a couple of exceptions, they're at prices you'd only achieve in a department store, if it was Selfridges, Harvery Nichols or Harrods.
Wonder what they doing with Those are available in the soon-to-be-opening Flannels in St Stephens, aren’t they? Did I hear/read that Van Mildert was leaving Princes Quay?
Just been chatting and wondering whether some birds in my garden are love birds or parakeets if that helps? (Gin not beer though which rather ruins my ‘lads’ image)
They do a few of the more mainstream ones, like Moncler (which is for girls and footballers), Eton and Belstaff, but not the more niche ones (which are the better ones). Flannels is replacing Van Mildert apparently.
Err hang on. There's a an ice arena and an Olympic size swimming pool going there. Haven't you ever stuck your hand behind your fridge.
My fave memories of hammonds is chatting up the perfume girls when pissed up aft 3:30 after the pub shut and you hung around till they opened again at 5:30!!
You could post exactly the same about Moncler, their biggest selling item is a down filled jacket with raccoon fur trim.
