New Badge
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New Badge
I was at the Oxford Beer Festival on Friday and was told that there is to be a new '12th Man' style badge in a limited edition coming out, anyone know anything about this?
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Its already out. The white away kit badge."The OXman Cometh" wrote:I was at the Oxford Beer Festival on Friday and was told that there is to be a new '12th Man' style badge in a limited edition coming out, anyone know anything about this?
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Let's have a new badge every week. No, every day. Or should that be hour or minute. Killing the goose."Brahma Bull" wrote:Although early stages, a supporter has proposed and is keen to fund a new badge which is slightly different to the current offerings. It will be limited to 500 and be available before Christmas.
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"Baboo" wrote:Let's have a new badge every week. No, every day. Or should that be hour or minute. Killing the goose."Brahma Bull" wrote:Although early stages, a supporter has proposed and is keen to fund a new badge which is slightly different to the current offerings. It will be limited to 500 and be available before Christmas.
'Killing the goose' is a bit apocalyptic isn't it?
I think we've gone the full distance personally on badges for 12th Man. But if someone wants to do it, why stop them? It's for a good cause isn't it??
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Also doesn't there have to be a supply of golden eggs before you kill the goose?"Ascension Ox" wrote:"Baboo" wrote:Let's have a new badge every week. No, every day. Or should that be hour or minute. Killing the goose."Brahma Bull" wrote:Although early stages, a supporter has proposed and is keen to fund a new badge which is slightly different to the current offerings. It will be limited to 500 and be available before Christmas.
'Killing the goose' is a bit apocalyptic isn't it?
I think we've gone the full distance personally on badges for 12th Man. But if someone wants to do it, why stop them? It's for a good cause isn't it??
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The 12th Man is open to everyone, it isn't one group or organisation running the show. Someone wants to make a limited edition badge and is stumping up his own cash to set it up."Baboo" wrote:Let's have a new badge every week. No, every day. Or should that be hour or minute. Killing the goose."Brahma Bull" wrote:Although early stages, a supporter has proposed and is keen to fund a new badge which is slightly different to the current offerings. It will be limited to 500 and be available before Christmas.
It won't be sold until the 12th Man badges have nearly all gone.
Don't see the problem really, especially if that one idea raises a further £2000 from selling only 500. Of course, you don't have to buy one either.
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One in luminescant orange, and a second in "petrol"?"Sideshow Rob" wrote:12th man goalkeeper's shirt badge?
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Well if there's a 12th man home and away badge for alternate Saturday wear then surely there should be a 12th man training top badge to wear during the week."Sideshow Rob" wrote:12th man goalkeeper's shirt badge?
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How about producing a 12th Man ashtray? (in both white and yellow of course)"theox" wrote:When I quit smoking, part of the helpful literature I received gave ideas for things to do instead of lighting up.
My favourite was 'wear a wacky pair of socks'. My second favourite was 'buy a badge'. How I wish the 12th Man appeal had been around a couple of years ago...............
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