Topic: Wall Street Journal: Texas Tycoon Learns a Lesson: Don't Mess With Liverpudlians

[Zlen]

This would make a great Netflix documentary. Still have the Standards Corrupted shirt - one of my favourite posessions.

[reddebs]

I always wished I could have bought the t shirt but Paul had been out of work for 2yrs at the time so for obvious reasons it never happened.

I played my part in other ways though.

[rob1966]

[dudleyred]

Gutted mine seems to have been caught up in a clear out

[PROPER crazyemlyn72]

I have the shirt too. I hope whoever the lad that made them got his money back.

[rob1966]

I have the shirt too. I hope whoever the lad that made them got his money back.

Almost certain they did as they did them in limited runs. 1500 shirts sold out in the first 4 days

https://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=260102.40

[Ghost Town]

Almost certain they did as they did them in limited runs. 1500 shirts sold out in the first 4 days

https://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=260102.40

Hmm, I seem to recall a second batch. When I phoned up a few weeks later they said they had loads left.

Hope they did all sell eventually and (was it Johnny?) got his money back. If I recall he had a family bereavement at around the same time, so a tough time for him.

[NarutoReds]

Still basking in victory hours later, Mr. Kayll was euphoric when the Hicks photos from New York dropped into his lap. He crowed: "We know his every move."

This Alan Kayll, a cab driver from Liverpool, sounds like a savvy private detective. Well done to him and really proud of his "pressure campaign" effort.