England Shirt

2_and_2

With Umbro and the F.A. launching yet another England kit on 12 Oct 10 I recall that the last one was sold under the guise of "England Home Shirt 2009/11" including online at the F.A.'s EnglandStore.

Surely this means that the shirt was mis-sold to fans across the country. Therefore what rights do all those who purchased the shirt have? Would we be entitled to a refund?

Thanks,

2 and 2

4743hudsonj

Your not being forced to buy the new one. So dont.

Equaliser123

2_and_2 wrote: »

With Umbro and the F.A. launching yet another England kit on 12 Oct 10 I recall that the last one was sold under the guise of "England Home Shirt 2009/11" including online at the F.A.'s EnglandStore.

Surely this means that the shirt was mis-sold to fans across the country. Therefore what rights do all those who purchased the shirt have? Would we be entitled to a refund?

Thanks,

2 and 2

Are you for real?

2_and_2

Entirely for real. The shirt was advertised as being the 'current' shirt from 2009-11, it didn't last that long before being replaced. I am therefore asking what rights do those who purchased the shirt have?

Elle7

It probably came with a clause that stated it was subject to change. Most football shirts do...I don't know what rights you would have? You would maybe get a small discount on the new shirt?

Kite2010

What is a rip-off is the prices they charge for the shirts though.

dmg24

2_and_2 wrote: »

Entirely for real. The shirt was advertised as being the 'current' shirt from 2009-11, it didn't last that long before being replaced. I am therefore asking what rights do those who purchased the shirt have?

You have the right to continue to wear the one you already own.

whatmichaelsays

Kite2010 wrote: »

What is a rip-off is the prices they charge for the shirts though.

Where is the rip-off? It is offered at a price and people choose to pay it.

Unless you're falling into the typical MSE trap of shouting "rip-off" without actually understanding what the term infers?

gordikin

dmg24 wrote: »

You have the right to continue to wear the one you already own.

...given their dismal World Cup performances I'd pass on buying/wearing anything 'associated' until the team gets it's act together...vote with your purse/wallet!

pmduk

In true MSE style perhaps you should describe it as a scam!

Kite2010

whatmichaelsays wrote: »

Where is the rip-off? It is offered at a price and people choose to pay it.

Unless you're falling into the typical MSE trap of shouting "rip-off" without actually understanding what the term infers?

Sorry I meant to say that the RRP is expensive compared to what they probably paid to get them made. But people still are willing to pay the price of £55 odd a shirt