| BBC story about fake kits 14:58 - Nov 27 with 2136 views | charmr |
Such amateurish journalism |  | | |  |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:10 - Nov 27 with 2071 views | colinallcars |
Kit Carson ? |  | | |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:15 - Nov 27 with 2031 views | W7Ranger |
Oh sorry I mis-read the subject!  |  | | |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:16 - Nov 27 with 2027 views | nick_hammersmith |
Isn't the real story why it costs £135 to get a full Liverpool kit for your kid (if they wanted one)?
As demonstrated with the fakes, this stuff is all made for pennies in sweat shops, why is it so dear? Because the manufactures know they have a captive market!
They deserve to be ripped off.
I only wish there was a way to buy snide Chinese electricity and gas |  | | |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:23 - Nov 27 with 1964 views | charmr |
Marcus Rashford | | | |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:25 - Nov 27 with 1948 views | ted_hendrix |
I thought most of the dreadful BBC news was about Liverpool FC and how somebody with the extremely funny name of Mr Sloth, sorry Mr Slot had caused immense amounts of depression and wheelie bin thefts on Merseyside.
You'll never walk alone apparently.
I do like a pan of scouse now and then.................................. |  |
| My Father had a profound influence on me, he was a lunatic. |
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| BBC story about fake kits on 15:29 - Nov 27 with 1905 views | colinallcars |
I remember when the great storm of 1987 hit Liverpool.
Caused 450 million poundsworth of improvements. | | | |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:52 - Nov 27 with 1793 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:16 - Nov 27 by nick_hammersmith |
Isn't the real story why it costs £135 to get a full Liverpool kit for your kid (if they wanted one)?
As demonstrated with the fakes, this stuff is all made for pennies in sweat shops, why is it so dear? Because the manufactures know they have a captive market!
They deserve to be ripped off.
I only wish there was a way to buy snide Chinese electricity and gas |
Why stop at football kits?
An iPhone costs around $20 to make. Apple and many other sellers of electrical/IT devices make them in places like, Foxcomm factories in China, where a few years ago, workers were committing suicide because of pressures they were under to hit targets.
And how much do mobiles retail for? If the poor worker is being exploited, so is the person at the end of the chain asked to pay such extortionate prices. As I always say: don't buy them!!
Worked in the field of human/worker rights and can only say that the whole overly-consumerist economic model is fcked! |  |
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| BBC story about fake kits on 16:12 - Nov 27 with 1725 views | TwoHalves |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:15 - Nov 27 by W7Ranger |
Oh sorry I mis-read the subject! |
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| BBC story about fake kits on 16:13 - Nov 27 with 1715 views | TheChef |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:16 - Nov 27 by nick_hammersmith |
Isn't the real story why it costs £135 to get a full Liverpool kit for your kid (if they wanted one)?
As demonstrated with the fakes, this stuff is all made for pennies in sweat shops, why is it so dear? Because the manufactures know they have a captive market!
They deserve to be ripped off.
I only wish there was a way to buy snide Chinese electricity and gas |
Exactly. I mean I can't say for certain but I'm pretty sure they all come out the same factories, and these days you can barely tell the difference.
I mean it's a no brainer especially for kids kits when they grow out of them so quickly. Spend £60+ or £15? |  |
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| BBC story about fake kits on 17:00 - Nov 27 with 1605 views | ted_hendrix |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:15 - Nov 27 by W7Ranger |
Oh sorry I mis-read the subject! |
That Is truly revolting. | |
| My Father had a profound influence on me, he was a lunatic. |
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| BBC story about fake kits on 17:26 - Nov 27 with 1503 views | Gus_iom |
| BBC story about fake kits on 17:00 - Nov 27 by ted_hendrix |
That Is truly revolting. |
Yes, I challenge anybody to come up with an even more 'revolting' picture of that ilk..... | |
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| BBC story about fake kits on 18:01 - Nov 27 with 1423 views | TwoHalves |
| BBC story about fake kits on 17:26 - Nov 27 by Gus_iom |
Yes, I challenge anybody to come up with an even more 'revolting' picture of that ilk..... |
You may come to regret that, Gus. | | | |
| BBC story about fake kits on 22:52 - Nov 27 with 1142 views | Gus_iom |
| BBC story about fake kits on 18:01 - Nov 27 by TwoHalves |
You may come to regret that, Gus. |
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| BBC story about fake kits on 22:59 - Nov 27 with 1122 views | Boston |
| BBC story about fake kits on 15:52 - Nov 27 by PlanetHonneywood |
Why stop at football kits?
An iPhone costs around $20 to make. Apple and many other sellers of electrical/IT devices make them in places like, Foxcomm factories in China, where a few years ago, workers were committing suicide because of pressures they were under to hit targets.
And how much do mobiles retail for? If the poor worker is being exploited, so is the person at the end of the chain asked to pay such extortionate prices. As I always say: don't buy them!!
Worked in the field of human/worker rights and can only say that the whole overly-consumerist economic model is fcked! |
Would you own a mobile phone? | |
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| BBC story about fake kits on 00:34 - Nov 28 with 1015 views | numptydumpty |
| BBC story about fake kits on 17:00 - Nov 27 by ted_hendrix |
That Is truly revolting. |
Difficult to understand why ??
Everytime she breaks up with a man, she gets a magician to make them bigger.
If ever an advert was to be made about the dangers of reality tv stardom, here you are !!!
The world truly has gone mad !!! |  |
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| BBC story about fake kits on 16:40 - Nov 28 with 580 views | BeauRanger |
Fake news..? 😉 |  | | |
| BBC story about fake kits on 16:52 - Nov 28 with 549 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| BBC story about fake kits on 22:59 - Nov 27 by Boston |
Would you own a mobile phone? |
A stupid question Wembley, given that most societies around the world have made ownership of one a necessity!
The better question I would suggest: How often do you change your phone? Only when the repugnancy of 'planned obsolesence' necessitates. Current model: 5 years old, after an end of range iPhone became unusable. | |
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