| Match worn shirts new club partner 18:33 - Sep 10 with 704 views | Keno |
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| Match worn shirts new club partner on 18:47 - Sep 10 with 616 views | DarkBrandon |
I’ve long thought this kind of product is one missing from football. Indeed I briefly considered setting up a company like this.
If you are reasonably wealthy, and want to buy someone a classy present from a football club, what can you get them? The answer is very little. Just the usual selection of mugs, hats scarves with club names on.
But nothing special. Nothing they’d frame, put on the wall and treasure.
My other business idea was a fitness club for pros without contracts who have to train by themselves to maintain fitness. I think these things are going on now. |  | | |
| Match worn shirts new club partner on 20:26 - Sep 10 with 338 views | MrBeckinsale |
Does that mean little Jimmy with his cardboard sign asking for a certain players shirt isn’t going to be allowed to be given one any more? |  | | |
| Match worn shirts new club partner on 20:34 - Sep 10 with 291 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Match worn shirts new club partner on 18:47 - Sep 10 by DarkBrandon |
I’ve long thought this kind of product is one missing from football. Indeed I briefly considered setting up a company like this.
If you are reasonably wealthy, and want to buy someone a classy present from a football club, what can you get them? The answer is very little. Just the usual selection of mugs, hats scarves with club names on.
But nothing special. Nothing they’d frame, put on the wall and treasure.
My other business idea was a fitness club for pros without contracts who have to train by themselves to maintain fitness. I think these things are going on now. |
Business idea that would make a mint
The old ticket office at the back of the cobbold stand. I'm assuming it's still not used for anything.
Turn it into a match day fish and chip shop....
Would make an absolute fortune. |  |
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| Match worn shirts new club partner on 21:14 - Sep 10 with 187 views | HungryLikeTheWoolf |
| Match worn shirts new club partner on 20:34 - Sep 10 by FrimleyBlue |
Business idea that would make a mint
The old ticket office at the back of the cobbold stand. I'm assuming it's still not used for anything.
Turn it into a match day fish and chip shop....
Would make an absolute fortune. |
Funny enough the price of football podcast discussed recently why lots of football grounds these days don't serve chips, consensus seems to be there isn't enough room for the ventilation system needed in many grounds. Wonder if the Cobbold Stand's infrastructure is suitable enough for chips? |  |
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| Match worn shirts new club partner on 22:00 - Sep 10 with 35 views | mutters |
| Match worn shirts new club partner on 18:47 - Sep 10 by DarkBrandon |
I’ve long thought this kind of product is one missing from football. Indeed I briefly considered setting up a company like this.
If you are reasonably wealthy, and want to buy someone a classy present from a football club, what can you get them? The answer is very little. Just the usual selection of mugs, hats scarves with club names on.
But nothing special. Nothing they’d frame, put on the wall and treasure.
My other business idea was a fitness club for pros without contracts who have to train by themselves to maintain fitness. I think these things are going on now. |
Back in the 80s the ITFC players used to occasionally turn up at the Gym and Trim site on Lower Orwell Street when their facilities where out of action. Not sure if they paid or were allowed to use it for free |  |
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