Devils medalions
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Yeah I remember that too. May be it was an on line message but definitely some confirmation that they saw it in the NHL.
It's a bit of harmless fun. Getting GLC at the rink proved that. Our Mechandise isn't bad at all. One tacky medallion that divides opinion doesn't detract from some good merchandise that's available.
It's a bit of harmless fun. Getting GLC at the rink proved that. Our Mechandise isn't bad at all. One tacky medallion that divides opinion doesn't detract from some good merchandise that's available.
I can’t understand all the fuss that was made over these medallions. It's all much needed revenue for the club. Would I buy one? Absolutely not at my age (!) but who cares really? Obviously the kids love them as you can see from the number of people wearing them, so all good and a bit of fun too. Still can’t stand the new logo though but I’m hoping it might grow on me in time, because it won’t be changing anytime soon!
A little of both tbh.
Both should have been broadly positive things and the problems with both seem to be down to the messaging (for the most part). That's with the benefit of hindsight of course and isn't meant as an act of self-flagellation. More as a sober, post launch, look at what went well and what didn't. The kind that most businesses do.
MA18 you might have misunderstood my post...no head wobble required. I'm not the target market for the chains. I was just thinking Todd's explanation of the rationale appears to have successfully taken most of the remaining heat out of the situation and, with hindsight, that could have happened sooner and the storm in a tea cup would never have been a thing. It wouldn't have to be the GM (who of course should have better things to do) but you'd assume somebody is responsible for marketing merch. Again no self-flagellation required but it seems clear that for whatever reason the messaging around the chains hasn't cut through.
Both should have been broadly positive things and the problems with both seem to be down to the messaging (for the most part). That's with the benefit of hindsight of course and isn't meant as an act of self-flagellation. More as a sober, post launch, look at what went well and what didn't. The kind that most businesses do.
MA18 you might have misunderstood my post...no head wobble required. I'm not the target market for the chains. I was just thinking Todd's explanation of the rationale appears to have successfully taken most of the remaining heat out of the situation and, with hindsight, that could have happened sooner and the storm in a tea cup would never have been a thing. It wouldn't have to be the GM (who of course should have better things to do) but you'd assume somebody is responsible for marketing merch. Again no self-flagellation required but it seems clear that for whatever reason the messaging around the chains hasn't cut through.
At the end of the day ts a bit of fun, a micky take, it certainly makes me smile when I see people wearing them, if you want one get one if you don,t Don't!!!! Don't knock a companyfor trying something thats daft,, whoever thought that selling a vodka in a gimmicky gold bottle would make someone so much money.
