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ECOAP - European Amateur Team Championship
Chipaccrual:
The £30 is for two embroidered polo shirts (one for each day)
I"m sure you can just order one if you would prefer, won"t be a problem.
They are also a really great memento to have of representing your country at poker.
I"m sure anyone who has played in these events previously would back me up on that.
Gup9y:
--- Quote from: Chipaccrual on June 23, 2012, 20:49:20 PM ---
The £30 is for two embroidered polo shirts (one for each day)
I"m sure you can just order one if you would prefer, won"t be a problem.
They are also a really great memento to have of representing your country at poker.
I"m sure anyone who has played in these events previously would back me up on that.
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I agree with your post but think that some of the members participating may find the cost a bit too expensive. I only wished to have others thoughts on the matter and hope that no offensive hasbeen taken.
Fatcatstu:
--- Quote from: Chipaccrual on June 23, 2012, 20:49:20 PM ---
The £30 is for two embroidered polo shirts (one for each day)
I"m sure you can just order one if you would prefer, won"t be a problem.
They are also a really great memento to have of representing your country at poker.
I"m sure anyone who has played in these events previously would back me up on that.
--- End quote ---
Agreed. I still wear mine to poker with my mates now :) Cracking momento and not something that everyone has. Well worth it IMO
EDIT
Infact the shirt is the bit that should mean the most. Your NATIONS shirt that you wore while representing it? Priceless.
Des:
Agree with above. And if we can source them in nice quality for less than £15 per shirt then we"ll pass on the savings to the players. I suspect APAT will end up paying a balance on them however.
Curlarge:
Having ordered many golf polo shirts for golf tours in the past £15 is very fair value for good quality. Cheap ones just get binned once they lose their colour and shape. False economy IMHO.
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