Cheap, illegal flags

[Official Old Man]

Looked like the guys selling the flags took a hell of a beating. 3 for £5 as I was walking home, and the bloke still had 100's.
Well done to the vast majority of fans who boycotted these band wagoners.
Expected the club to have more 'official' merchandise booths in zones B & C as I would have bought a flag.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

There were official BHAFC shop staff (it said so on their back) selling club products, walking along the front and lawns.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Don't support it, but bear in mind the people selling them are probably scraping by on the breadline....(empathy for your fellow man)

 

[Bwian]

The club would have made a fortune selling caps yesterday-if only they had any.

 

[Yoda]

The one making me laugh was the selling the hooter with a free scarf. The scarf's where the 'Champions' ones.

 

[Official Old Man]

There were official BHAFC shop staff (it said so on their back) selling club products, walking along the front and lawns.

Wish I knew. Did see a guy with full PL logo and the Albion logo flags, expect he was from the club.

 

[Fignon's Ponytail]

My 10 yr old went up to one & just stared at his "Premiership" flags for a few seconds. Then nonchalantly said "You've spelt Premier League wrong"...and walked away.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

Looked like the guys selling the flags took a hell of a beating. 3 for £5 as I was walking home, and the bloke still had 100's.
Well done to the vast majority of fans who boycotted these band wagoners.
Expected the club to have more 'official' merchandise booths in zones B & C as I would have bought a flag.

It's almost like Trading Standards can't be bothered. Surely an easy win if they are infringing copyright.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

It's almost like Trading Standards can't be bothered. Surely an easy win if they are infringing copyright.

The tat said Premiership, and didn't have the official club badge.

 

[Stat Brother]

The one making me laugh was the selling the hooter with a free scarf. The scarf's where the 'Champions' ones.

Runner up in my 'highlights of the day' was the mother buying hooters for a fair few kids.
Giving them each their hooter and scarf, then within 5 minutes telling the little 'uns to stop making such a racket.

But the hands down winner has the be the fella wearing Liverpool shorts, proudly displaying his Liver Bird leg tattoo, and an Albion top.
Legend.

 

[BNthree]

Club definitely should have had a few more stalls along the Lawns.

 

[nickbrighton]

The tat said Premiership, and didn't have the official club badge.

now you have pointed it out, its obvious that's why its Premiership, and generic blue and white, must be a load Champions scarves and flags, god knows what they gonna do with it all

 

[Dick Swiveller]

The tat said Premiership, and didn't have the official club badge.

OK - selling on the street without a license? Not made to safety standards? Don't know the ins and outs but you see this at most big grounds - surely it can be stopped.

 

[crabface]

The one with Chris Hughton's mug shot on it is hilarious. They had quiet possibly picked the worst photo of him possible.

 

[Bold Seagull]

But the hands down winner has the be the fella wearing Liverpool shorts, proudly displaying his Liver Bird leg tattoo, and an Albion top. Legend.

Ha ha, there was a guy in a West Ham shirt that walked through Zone A like a strutting Peacock. Not in an aggressive manner I might add, almost in a comedy sketch slap stick way. Genuinely funny moment.

 

[BNthree]

OK - selling on the street without a license? Not made to safety standards? Don't know the ins and outs but you see this at most big grounds - surely it can be stopped.

Getting a pedlar's certificate is a trivial process and given the amount of police around assume all traders would have one. Agree with you those Del Boy types are annoying but most seem to stay just this side of the law.

 

[Paskman]

The Club dished out small ones for free in Zone A, why buy shabby tat?

 

[Dick Swiveller]

Getting a pedlar's certificate is a trivial process and given the amount of police around assume all traders would have one. Agree with you those Del Boy types are annoying but most seem to stay just this side of the law.

Interestingly, this suggests that street trading is prohibited with a 1 mile radius of the Amex.

https://present.brighton-hove.gov.uk/Published/C00000116/M00001890/AI00008241/$Item35StreetTradingPolicy.docA.ps.pdf

And Pedlar's certificates are supposed to be for door to door itinerant traders. Is this a massive loophole that needs closing as getting a Pedlar's certificate makes you exempt from street trading regulations?

 

[BNthree]

Interestingly, this suggests that street trading is prohibited with a 1 mile radius of the Amex.

https://present.brighton-hove.gov.uk/Published/C00000116/M00001890/AI00008241/$Item35StreetTradingPolicy.docA.ps.pdf

And Pedlar's certificates are supposed to be for door to door itinerant traders. Is this a massive loophole that needs closing as getting a Pedlar's certificate makes you exempt from street trading regulations?

That "loophole" has existed for yonks and is enforced differently by different local authorities. Didn't know about the 1 mile exclusion around the Amex though.

http://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/con...gambling/street-trading-options-brighton-hove

https://www.gov.uk/pedlars-certificate

But yeah invariably those traders sell poor quality goods at rip off prices.

 

[studio150]

Runner up in my 'highlights of the day' was the mother buying hooters for a fair few kids.
Giving them each their hooter and scarf, then within 5 minutes telling the little 'uns to stop making such a racket.

But the hands down winner has the be the fella wearing Liverpool shorts, proudly displaying his Liver Bird leg tattoo, and an Albion top.
Legend.

Given that Liverpool don't win many trophies these days, maybe he just wanted to be associated with winners for an afternoon.