Belfast Club Shop

[Bluerover]

Still suspicious! (Humble apologies if I 'm wrong) but fuzzy edges and that looks suspiciously like someone wearing a YN** t shirt with RS Training shorts on (had to google that). If it's true...it'll not be open long. Blues fans are like hen's teeth down my way. Might be different in Belfast but....

Biggest SC in Belfast is RS, mostly based on the Shankill.

Then again, "if you know yer history " that shouldn't come as a surprise.

Had the misfortune to share the overnight B&I with that mob because P&O was on strike straight after the 0-5 at Goodison. Horrible experience.

Can't see economic viability for an EFC shop full time.

 

[ESCNI]

My guess is that it will also fulfil the mail order services for all of the EU market.

 

[allen]

My guess is that it will also fulfil the mail order services for all of the EU market.

That’s a decent shout… but wouldn’t an out of town depot be both bigger and cheaper? Then again, that wouldn’t have the added bonus of brand exposure in a new market… ah, who knows?

 

[ESCNI]

I presume they've done their homework, but are there really enough of us to maintain its presence over here? ...particularly after Christmas.

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[chrismpw]

Does it sell Everton sausages?

Does it sell Cenk Tosun?

 

[woodsyni]

My guess is that it will also fulfil the mail order services for all of the EU market.

That's a decent shout!

 

[woodsyni]

I presume they've done their homework, but are there really enough of us to maintain its presence over here? ...particularly after Christmas.

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Honestly, I know of only a handful of Blues in a town of around 30000. Just can't see it. Might have been more successful in Dublin but maybe the Brexit thingy is a factor in that. The EU could very well be a factor.

 

[trueblue84]

Time to roll this out again methinks...

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Interestingly, if you zoom in on both pictures it would appear they are not stocking our away kit. Wonder why?

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

I remember going to Belfast and thinking it was strange that there wasn't an Everton shop when there was a Celtic, Liverpool and Rangers one

We actually seem to be somewhat popular in Belfast as Jags was all over the posters in the betting shops when I went and guys would sell knock off Everton merch on the corner

If we've finally got a presence in the high street over there then that's a good thing I think

 

[Death]

Honestly, I know of only a handful of Blues in a town of around 30000. Just can't see it. Might have been more successful in Dublin but maybe the Brexit thingy is a factor in that. The EU could very well be a factor.

Mate there's like 7 of us in Dublin. Newcastle and forest have more fans ffs. And it's a small city.

It wont last anywhere in Ireland. If I seen an everton shop and its there 3-4 years later I would then realise moshiri is washing money through it.

 

[Death]

Like the idea everton would sell enough merchandise in Ireland to sustain 2 or 3 staff wages every week blows my mind. Never mind turning a profit.

 

[ToffeeTim]

I presume they've done their homework, but are there really enough of us to maintain its presence over here? ...particularly after Christmas.

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I honestly can't see it. I only know about 3 other blues over here other than members of my family!!

 

[allen]

Like the idea everton would sell enough merchandise in Ireland to sustain 2 or 3 staff wages every week blows my mind. Never mind turning a profit.

I think @ESCNI 's point about it maybe being an EU order warehouse with the added bonus of a store front might well be right. NI protocol means it's effectively in the single market, of course.

 

[ESCNI]

I honestly can't see it. I only know about 3 other blues over here other than members of my family!!

Well, our supporters club does have over 450 members currently! ... www.escni.info

 

[Bluerover]

Does it sell Cenk Tosun?

Everton soda farls