Why on earth would they produce a highlights dvd for a season where the club got relegated and produced horrific losing streaks? Can't see many people willing to part with 20 quid for that.Forbury Lion wrote:Where is it?
I'm still pissed off we didn't have one for 04/05.
Incidentally, The 7-4 thrashing away to Pompey is now available on DVD entitled "Fortress Fratton Park", just £6.08 on Amazon.
I have no idea, maybe they are prepared to sell a product they are ultimately going to make a loss on. They currently have the season 2005/2006 (where they finished 3rd in League 1) review DVD for sale still, going for £5 which is probably well below cost price. I struggle to see why they would have sold a a DVD for a season they got relegated if they can't sell out of a DVD where they did considerably better? Tiny things like this can contribute to making the difference between a well run and badly run football club.Kitsondinho wrote:Brentford produce DVDs even when they go down (in to L2 FFS), so why the hell can't we?
If I had a video of last season, just burning it would be sufficient.RG30 wrote:How easy is it to burn videos onto DVD's?
It'll only be five minutes long, how much preperation can it need?kram1984 wrote:A DVD of 07/08 season will be coming out. Final touches are being done to it at the moment.
Considering how many paid to watch those games I reckon they could sell them. I certainly would like to remember the bad times as well as the good times. Stick a photo of Harper scoring against Liverpool on the cover and it will win over those only after the good times too.voice of reason wrote:Why on earth would they produce a highlights dvd for a season where the club got relegated and produced horrific losing streaks? Can't see many people willing to part with 20 quid for that.
Considering HOW MUCH people paid to watch those games I reckon it should be given away.Forbury Lion wrote:Considering how many paid to watch those games I reckon they could sell them.
Greed 100%, but how much footage the club has pre Premium TV, I suspect it's fairly little which kind of makes the DVD not all that great, it's the early MadStad footage and highlights that would interest me most.Jackson Corner wrote:Instead of a book a dvd of the 10 years of Mad stad would be better.
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