[Football] If you can sell these half-half scarves then you can sell anything

[Buzzer]

Why would you even bother getting these knocked up?

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[Alba Badger]

To prove you were there are survived?

 

[Motogull]

It goes to show that those involved know nothing about the game. I'd love to see someone try and flog a Millwall / West Ham version.

 

[redoubtable seagull]

The hawker who put these scarves together has either got a brilliant sense of humour or is a clueless twerp with more money than sense.

 

[Motogull]

Looks like was a brilliant game though.

 

[Triggaaar]

Looks like was a brilliant game though.

Yep, one to remember with a half and half scarf.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Do people honestly make money from producing and selling these? Worthless shit when it comes to the final whistle. If not before.

 

[Pickles]

Do people honestly make money from producing and selling these? Worthless shit when it comes to the final whistle. If not before.

They obviously do make money.

It's not like the old days of knitting with needles, it's all programmed machines now.

Bang in the graphics, a couple of hundred quids worth of wool or whatever, pay a spiv 50 per cent to sell them, and they're flying.

Probably only have to sell 20 to break even as the machines will be doing other stuff for the rest of the time.

 

[Buzzer]

What do they do with all the unsold ones? Genuine question - is there a half-half scarf mountain lying in a landfill just outside of Epping Forest or something?

 

[Questions]

They obviously do make money.

It's not like the old days of knitting with needles, it's all programmed machines now.

Bang in the graphics, a couple of hundred quids worth of wool or whatever, pay a spiv 50 per cent to sell them, and they're flying.

Probably only have to sell 20 to break even as the machines will be doing other stuff for the rest of the time.

I love my scarf you knitted for me.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

They obviously do make money.

It's not like the old days of knitting with needles, it's all programmed machines now.

Bang in the graphics, a couple of hundred quids worth of wool or whatever, pay a spiv 50 per cent to sell them, and they're flying.

Probably only have to sell 20 to break even as the machines will be doing other stuff for the rest of the time.

I feel sorry for those that spend their Saturday afternoon selling them. Desperate times.

 

[Motogull]

What do they do with all the unsold ones? Genuine question - is there a half-half scarf mountain lying in a landfill just outside of Epping Forest or something?

Good question. I'm going to ask next opportunity. My guess is they get binned.

 

[Buzzer]

Good question. I'm going to ask next opportunity. My guess is they get binned.

Can you unravel them and recycle the acrylic? I'd imagine it would be a right ball-ache.

 

[Pickles]

I love my scarf you knitted for me.

It was a used durex, as well you know.

However, it will keep you warm wrapped around those shoulders.

I feel it in my finger, I feel it in my toes......

 

[Motogull]

Can you unravel them and recycle the acrylic? I'd imagine it would be a right ball-ache.

Yeah and uneconomic. Reality must be as [MENTION=29364]Pickles[/MENTION] inferred, they can be knocked up a low cost with a certain sale needed to cover costs.

You've sort of answered your other question about what has happened to fans these days. I don't see why any might be sold. They are as appealing to me as a royal wedding plate but at the same time, if you want a scarf you should have or decide to buy a proper and non black market one. That any Leeds / Millwall ones might have been taken seems very remote to me yet someone thought there might be money there.

 

[Yes Chef]

Just seen someone donning a Arsenal /Palace half and half scarf at Victoria, some random Sheff Wed fans gave him some shit, which gladdened my heart

 

[Buzzer]

Thought I might just add this little snippet to the thread. This was the Millwall way back in 1977. I think it's lovely that in an ever-changing world there are at least some constants in life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXRILQXeqGs

 

[Taybha]

I simply block re-dye my unsold ones either red or blue , they are dry and ready for reprinting within 72 hours , not sure i'll be bothering with a Boro / Brighton tbh .
[MENTION=29364]Pickles[/MENTION] how comes you didn't knit me one you git ? me and Slick took ages hand knitting your Turquoise sweater .

 

[Icy Gull]

I noticed a few in the 1901 lounge with the date of the game printed on them you yesterday. What a fabulous memento of such a brilliant day as an Albion fan..there were loads of Chelsea fans mingling in there too, but given their recent history I can’t see why they would want to buy one though.

 

[Wardy's twin]

is the 1901 the place where you can't wear a Brighton shirt?