The clamour for a Christmas gift has started, with clubs desperately trying to find the right product to make a few extra quid this festive season.
Some, like Sunderland, have seemingly got it wrong. Their recent promotion of club and country crossover items went down very badly on social media. Some clubs have pushed retro shirts through, which seem to go well, whilst Ipswich Town have come up with something a little different.
They have announced an Ipswich Town themed Monopoly game, drawing inspiration from past players and managers. Like many themed Monopoly sets, it is at a higher price point than the standard game, but it has certainly sparked interest on social media. After all, Monopoly is one of the most popular board games of all time and sets have featured everything from The Simpsons, to Game Of Thrones.
Some clubs might not be able to pull off a special set, but Ipswich are of sufficient size for this to work. Indeed, fans have been giving their opinion on social media and whilst a few are a little puzzled by the pricing, others have been coming up with their own ideas for going to jail, as well as possible players to feature.
Ipswich are currently top of League One and looking like mounting the promotion challenge their fans expect. if that continues, then the merchandise is likely to be popular this Christmas and supporters seem to think this might be a decent seller.
Here is the best of their reactions from social media, starting with one that remembers former manager turned pundit, Roy Keane.
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https://twitter.com/HamsterMckenzie/status/1315551579177656326
https://twitter.com/tcopsey/status/1315356517353361409
https://twitter.com/adam_beaumont26/status/1315359243793502208
https://twitter.com/davidhooley_/status/1315355864509841413
https://twitter.com/KawasakiKendo/status/1315355648708808704
https://twitter.com/davey_cliff/status/1315409572786470916
https://twitter.com/ddphotograph/status/1315357122473988096
https://twitter.com/paulbennett2018/status/1315554715585970176
