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Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Queens Fish Bar 2:13 Sun Sep 20
superdry
Anyone over the age of 20 wearing clothing by superdry is a cock.

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RM10 2:15 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
there are lots of cocks then!

13 Brentford Rd 2:23 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
Fake Japanese label made in the UK.

On The Ball 2:37 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
Brand of choice of wife murderers.

eusebiovic 2:43 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
Style for people who don't like style...

You know...shiteaters

lowermarshhammer 2:54 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
www.engrish.com

see above

If you have any superdry clothing this is what you actually look like to a Japanese person....

Slow_Joe 2:59 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
I own a few superdry garms I am not ashamed to admit.

ted fenton 3:03 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
I thought this was a Granny porn thread.

bruuuno 3:07 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
"Hmm how do I make it look the the world that I'm insane and notnfit for trial? I know, I'll dress head to toe in superdry"


Job done

Sven Roeder 3:08 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
Ag!

This the lot where you pay more for the PRIMARK style garment cos it has SUPER DRY emblazoned on it in 2ft high letters?

Spandex Sidney 3:09 Sun Sep 20
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ted fenton 3:03 Sun Sep 20

Arf! Yes it's a porn title, published by a company called Rooney Industries.

sidneyshitcunt 3:41 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
I actually disagree with the OP:

I think Superdry's success nationally is more down to the British Government's lack of meritocracy. The owner Mr Dunkerton was successful in Cheltenham on a market stall, and Oxford in a shop called "Cult Clothing". Anyone with half a brain in Oxford could see Superdry would be a successful national/international brand due to it outselling all existing national brands in Oxford/Cheltenham despite being local.

I think some people misinterpreted that, strategically, as "it's easier to be a local brand and be successful locally though" when it, in fact, isn't. (The local hit of the national budget of Nike would still be 1.5x, 2x, 3x Superdry's advertising with not the same success)

The government thinks the "aspirational for everyone" type of shopper goes to Debenhams/BHS having, as it does, no clue that normal people don't shop at Primark (to use the quoted example) out of 'choice', and Prada if they had money. Most rich people's idea of where people shop between Primark and Prada are the conservative, old peoples shops like Debenhams and that is not the case at all.

Strategically, that is the big problem of interpretation, that Superdry took advantage of nationally. Like the difference between playing blanket defence and counter-attack, it looks the same to someone who has no vision on the subject but it is absolutely different in intention.

- Secondly, I believe the meritocratic origins of Mr Dunkerton and his team have created a platform for INTERNATIONAL success by being able to reach out to the world in a way that most British companies do not, by virtue of the type of people running them.

Most people running British companies are Managerial and not Entreprerial. Went to Eton, get paid a large salary, don't want to rock the boat because it might cost them their £500,000 salary and why would they risk it since they were appointed at their Masonic Lodge and are not truly risk-takers.


Plus I've got a cool leather jacket from Superdry, £199 RRP, looks so much better than the shite leathers most people traipse about in.

sidneyshitcunt 3:42 Sun Sep 20
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And I'm 64.

Cheeky cunt "people over 20"

13 Brentford Rd 3:49 Sun Sep 20
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The irony is the Japs are prob the most stylish and fashionable nation and wouldn't dream of wearing anything as tacky.

flyingV 3:49 Sun Sep 20
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I read all of that to find you spent 200 quid on a superdry jacket. Christ.

zebthecat 3:51 Sun Sep 20
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I cannot see the appeal of actually paying (and over the odds at that) to be a walking advert.

Ridikzappa 3:59 Sun Sep 20
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Where i live the only people who wear Superdry are methedone users, Justin Beiber wannabe 14 years olds, murderous looking Pakistanis and personality-void 50 year old blokes

defjam 5:56 Sun Sep 20
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Well done to them for becoming a world wide brand from a market stall, BUT i wouldn't be seen dead wearing it, i wouldn't wear Lacoste, Boss, Armani, Polo etc all high street brands.

I have seen Japs wear Superdry in Tokyo though which was amusing especially as most of the Jap labels are so meticulous in their design.

Gavros 5:58 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
theyve got a lovely jacket at the moment that im thinking of buying and it just has a little superdry label, which id easily cut out.

Claret Badger 5:58 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
keep up

Superdry
A&F
Bench
McKenzie

all labels for cocks

B6NY B 5:59 Sun Sep 20
Re: superdry
It isn't a designer label.

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