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Black Friday Offer: Half Price Away Shirts
Thursday, November 24th 2016
Bristol Sport has launched some fantastic away shirt offers, running from Black Friday through to Cyber Monday*.
UPDATE: BRISTOL CITY OFFER NOW ONLY AVAILABLE IN STORE
The away shirts for Bristol Rugby are available both online and in store at Ashton Gate for HALF PRICE!
That means City adult shirts are priced just £22.50 instead of £45, while junior shirts can be purchased for only £15.
Rugby shirts will be £30 for adults instead of the usual £60, with junior shirts down to £22.50.
The offer will run from 5pm on Thursday (November 24th) through to midnight on Monday (November 28th).
Take advantage online now by clicking here (not BCFC shirts). Alternatively visit the Bristol Sport Store at Ashton Gate, opening hours below.
Friday 9-post match (around half an hour)
Saturday 9-5pm
Sunday closed
Monday 9-5pm
* Subject to availability. Please note, season card and member discounts cannot be used in conjunction with this offer
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