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Posted May 31, 2026 00:28 · last edited May 31, 2026 09:55

observerfromuh wrote:
Bullion wrote:
observerfromuh wrote:
Bullion wrote:
austin111 wrote:
observerfromuh wrote:
The fact that DD or anyone at the club isn't trying to make money of the Tim Payne hype, shows we are not a serious club. Easy way to get rid of this seasons stock.

The only thing will be a YF tee or something, but that doesn't benefit the club financially.
Yup, comms and social media are not their strong points. My 18 year old nephew could nail this.
Tell me you don’t follow nix socials without telling me you don’t follow nix socials.
no memes are going to get the club any money or interest. I just said an idea to get rid of stock and quickly, ballane mentioned vouching with Dynasty.
All the club needs to do is contact Dynasty and ask if the shirts on sale, can be for the same price if fans put Payne and 6 on the back and not get charged for printing to get rid of the stock. Not rocket science is it.

But then again I get blasted by a bunch of fans because I have what seems to be some sort of ambition/an idea that benefits the club on a positive story about one of the clubs players.

I guarantee most other A-League clubs would be doing some sort of tangible campaign instead of posting memes.

Dynasty isn't even trying to cash in. They have just one meme posted. There is a sale on Nix gear, but its at least $45 to ship to Argentina.

Memes will get interest though.
LOL they should be.

Dynasty/Nix trying to cash in = bad and won't do it even though it will financially help the club.
YF making a tee about Payne = good and won't make a single dime for a club.

No wonder we are viewed as a loser club.

You certainly view this club as a loser club. You're certainly a big downer on here, I would hate to imagine what its it like in your head.

I don’t know what Dynasty are thinking? Low stock and not wanting to make more gear and get left with stock hard to move if there's no major interest beyond the frictionless effort of following someone on instagram?

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Bullion edited May 31, 2026 09:55

observerfromuh wrote:
Bullion wrote:
observerfromuh wrote:
Bullion wrote:
austin111 wrote:
observerfromuh wrote:
The fact that DD or anyone at the club isn't trying to make money of the Tim Payne hype, shows we are not a serious club. Easy way to get rid of this seasons stock.

The only thing will be a YF tee or something, but that doesn't benefit the club financially.
Yup, comms and social media are not their strong points. My 18 year old nephew could nail this.
Tell me you don’t follow nix socials without telling me you don’t follow nix socials.
no memes are going to get the club any money or interest. I just said an idea to get rid of stock and quickly, ballane mentioned vouching with Dynasty.
All the club needs to do is contact Dynasty and ask if the shirts on sale, can be for the same price if fans put Payne and 6 on the back and not get charged for printing to get rid of the stock. Not rocket science is it.

But then again I get blasted by a bunch of fans because I have what seems to be some sort of ambition/an idea that benefits the club on a positive story about one of the clubs players.

I guarantee most other A-League clubs would be doing some sort of tangible campaign instead of posting memes.

Dynasty isn't even trying to cash in. They have just one meme posted. There is a sale on Nix gear, but its at least $45 to ship to Argentina.

Memes will get interest though.
LOL they should be.

Dynasty/Nix trying to cash in = bad and won't do it even though it will financially help the club.
YF making a tee about Payne = good and won't make a single dime for a club.

No wonder we are viewed as a loser club.

You certainly view this club as a loser club. You're certainly a big downer on here, I would hate to imagine what's it like in your head.

I don’t know what Dynasty are thinking? Low stock and not wanting to make more gear and get left with stock hard to move if there's no major interest beyond the frictionless effort of following someone on instagram?