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Tim Over Whelmed

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Jul 24, 2007
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Is the shop at The Amex open yet?

Does either shop open on a Sunday please?
 






Davey Boy Smith

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Jul 5, 2003
502
It was definitely open on Monday so in response to Q1 the answer is Yes

As for being open on a Sunday I have no idea...
 


D

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Well i wouldn't guarantee it, as Customer services are only open Monday - Friday and i wanted to buy my travel vouchers then as i haven't got time to waste holding on a phone during the week.

:rant:
 


Tim Over Whelmed

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Jul 24, 2007
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Cheers chaps, coming from Arundel so would rather not have a wailing 5 & 7 year old if it's not. Either it's me being thick (very likely) or it's not on the club website.

Tim
 




BrightonGuy

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Jun 3, 2011
403
Brighton
Well I went up there yesterday, got a shirt and a few other things. After we had a walk around, noticed an open door amd sneaked in to the underneath of the north stand. There are people painting the steps and things like that still. Not ling after we walked up the rest Stanford stairs and came to a box which I must say is massive and has a great view from the window, this was all before we got to the west upper( very high). I was so surprised we managed to have a look round for about an hour without being challenged by anyone.
I thought it was absolutely amazing and I can't wait now for the big day (even better that it was just us and we testing the seats).
And I know people have said this time and time again but it is breathtaking and the people who haven't been will be well and truly blown away.
 
















Giraffe

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Aug 8, 2005
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Yes, definitely closed Sundays. Shame, as I think a lot of us would find Sundays convenient for driving down and being able to park outside and pop into the shop.

Completely this. Would certainly be worth them opening it on a Sunday, probably more popular than a week day I would have thought.
 


Tim Over Whelmed

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Jul 24, 2007
10,658
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Cheers Chaps, also realised two home and two away kits, with names, numbers badges is going to be the thick end of £200 so may as well wait until I can load cash into season ticket smart card and get a £20 voucher to use on yet more merchandise later in the season!

Thanks guys ... gardening it is, doh!
 


Tory Boy

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Jun 14, 2004
971
Brighton
Complete madness not being open on a Sunday, in terms of retail it's the busiest day of the week.

And we have got plenty of Spurs and Gills tickets to sell.

TB
 




Billy the Fish

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Oct 18, 2005
17,594
Haywards Heath
Complete madness not being open on a Sunday, in terms of retail it's the busiest day of the week.

And we have got plenty of Spurs and Gills tickets to sell.

TB

Nonsense. It people want some tat from the shop they can buy it any time a match is on, there's no passing trade at falmer and people need a day off.

Just another chance for people to whinge because the club doesn't wipe their arse for them
 


Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003
72,321
Is it not time the club had a proper presence in Churchill Square? There's enough closing down shops to choose from. The Habitat premises for example (and that one on the corner that was the old Virgin that sells all that dated novelty tat can't have long to go shirley).

Who know how much the club could sell to passing people who wouldn't normally seek out the club shop(s)? Besides, being in Churchill Square would FORCE them to open on a Sunday, as well as providing a few more local jobs. It's a no-brainer really.
 


blue2

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Apr 21, 2010
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went yesterday very impressed with the shop large car park on site very easy to get in and out, every one visiting and working there are all smiles, purchased my new shirt sensible sizes and reasonable price
 


Billy the Fish

Technocrat
Oct 18, 2005
17,594
Haywards Heath
Is it not time the club had a proper presence in Churchill Square? There's enough closing down shops to choose from. The Habitat premises for example (and that one on the corner that was the old Virgin that sells all that dated novelty tat can't have long to go shirley).

Who know how much the club could sell to passing people who wouldn't normally seek out the club shop(s)? Besides, being in Churchill Square would FORCE them to open on a Sunday, as well as providing a few more local jobs. It's a no-brainer really.

Is this a wind-up?
 








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