Just wondering who has actually bought one of these. A sad excuse to fleece the fans of even more money. * sake we used to slag the huns for this.
Discuss Who has a Brick? in the Celtic Chat area at TalkCeltic.net.
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Dont have one
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not as hard as those in ibrox but still. -
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I saw that. I'll just menshy the walls wae a pen thanks.
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I think it's a great thing, although I don't have one. It's a good gift idea and someone can have their name or personal message on the Stadium wall.
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Yeah £40 for a brick, how much do they retail for?
On the stadium wall, yeah but they don't tell you where.
Ma baws, its a scam to fleece the fans, end of.
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in fact heres the statement
Bricks will be allocated to a wall within Celtic Park at the discretion of Celtic FC. You may not specify where you wish the brick carrying your inscription to be located. Bricks will be placed in the wall within 8 weeks of your application being processed and may contain up to a maximum of 2 lines with up to 14 characters per line: punctuation such as hyphens and commas will count as one character. Celtic reserves the right in its absolute discretion to refuse any application. Once placed on the panel, your brick should not be altered in any way for example by colouring with any materials such as pens, pencils, paint etc.
And the link for anyone daft enough to invest in this scam.
http://www.celticfc.net/shopping/brick.aspx
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Don't see the point TBH. You could pay youd £40 and never see your brick. They probably find out if you have a seat at CP, then tell you that your bricks at the other end of the stadium so you never go looking for it and they don't actually put it up:84:
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my sister got me one as a present and also got one for my brotherwho passed away , i dont see a problem if it makes people happy and we support the club,talking about fleecing fans i take it none of you have celtic strips,balls buy food at the stadium have season tickets or travel to away games especially european.
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Pish, am going to go up and engrave it maself
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seems a waste at £40 would prob pay 10 max.
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Fair play if you want to pay Celtic £40 for a brick to get engraved then thats up to you, wouldnae be me though. I'd rather get the top tbh.
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There are 2 walls on the corner of the Celtic end and South Stand that have the bricks and are filling with more bricks every time I pass, and people are showing others where theirs are, so "ma baws" they must know.
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No, and probably won't buy one.
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Even so, 40 bangers for a 50p brick. :87:
Wouldn't be me, * plc take enough buddo oot ma household income as it is. Buying a brick for that price is the last thing on my mind. I'd rather spend it in Franki n Benny's:86: -
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I don't have one. But I don't see why some people are jumping down the clubs throat about it. If you don't want one and or think it's a crap idea don't buy one. We all know the financial limitations Celtic operate under playing in the spl so to my mind nothing wrong with being a bit creative in trying to bring in money to the club. Having said that I highly doubt this really makes much difference to the clubs bottom line one way or another.
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Thats desperado stuff... A brick FFS .... or a signed blade of grass
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couldn't agree more.much better than a brick.:50:
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