Great ! I rather pay for the service than them thinking I'm just being a tight-fisted opportunistic pest !



This post has been edited by overthemoon: Oct 17 2008, 04:40 PM

We have - from the official retail store (NUFC) and online stores (Barcelona, Real Madrid) with proper NNs. Also off-the-rack licensed England kits with pre-printed NNs. Current jerseys are for a euro size 140 kid / adidas 28" - 30".

Am not sure of comparison of crest and NNs between adult and child sizes. If you need specific measurements, tell me which one and I'll whip out the measuring tape !

Sorry, Para, can't help you on that score. Might take another 10 years or more before our son can get into a kid's XL ! And furthermore, never owned a ManU jersey before - adult or child size.

For those who responded on the previous Jersey thread to my non-receipt of order situation with 21jersey, here's the update. Yes, they got in touch with me upon my filing of buyer's complain with PayPal. Apologised profusely. Sent out my order and came back to me with the registered post tracking number (didn't do anything like that the last time). And I got the package today - YAYYYYYYY !

But I can't close the chapter on that purchase yet cos instead of Nani 19 Portugal NN, they accidentally sent me Nani 17 ManU.

Will have to take a piccie of the package and contents soon and email Dixon again ... Sigh ...

This post has been edited by overthemoon: Oct 21 2008, 11:38 AM

I have encountered that before ... I reckon Kitbag has this benchmark that they will not offer standard delivery if the amount of purchase exceeds a certain $$ (or even weight).

Try taking away one item by one item out of your shopping basket until the standard shipping option appears again. That will confirm where I suspect the problem lies ...

Cheers.

Sorry, can't help further. Just related my own experience with multiple items in shopping basket.

Good luck.

Never been to LilyWhites cos we're always stuck in the Northeast. Sports Direct is good but we prefer JJB Sports. Prices of both just as competitve but the display of items in JJB is more systemetic (we think), especially for boots and trainers.

If you're in the UK, I would highly recommend the Club's shop. For e.g. that in Anfield and St James' Park are just heaven.

Sports Direct and Lilywhite are owned by the same person - that fat Geordie bloke, Mike Ashley.

We spent more dosh at JJB sports than Sports Direct in December. Didn't want to waste time rummaging through the latter's haphazard display. And didn't think there was any glaring price difference.

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Added on February 4, 2009, 8:16 pmHe bought the last 2 'A's available, that's why ??!!!!!

This post has been edited by overthemoon: Feb 4 2009, 08:16 PM