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"Tescos share price went up. Go figure" My dad will be pleased! :£ | |||
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"Tesco made a loss of £6.4bn Seems that no one wants to go out of town anymore, as the decline in the value of its property portfolio comes as a direct result of falling footfall in many of its out of town superstores. Add into the mix what Giles Coren said on tv last night that the middle classes are doing a big shop online and then popping into the High Street for odds on sods. And what the middle class do now, the great unwashed do later on. So is the High Street back or is everyone else buggering off to Aldi/Lidl? I'm an Aldi / lidl girl " Me too. I get sensory overload in shops like Tesco now . | |||
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" I'd like to use the High Street more to be honest but the opening hours are not very helpful." The fishmonger on that prog was open till 730, and said 40% of his trade was after 4pm | |||
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"Tesco made a loss of £6.4bn Seems that no one wants to go out of town anymore, as the decline in the value of its property portfolio comes as a direct result of falling footfall in many of its out of town superstores. Add into the mix what Giles Coren said on tv last night that the middle classes are doing a big shop online and then popping into the High Street for odds on sods. And what the middle class do now, the great unwashed do later on. So is the High Street back or is everyone else buggering off to Aldi/Lidl? I'm an Aldi / lidl girl Me too. I get sensory overload in shops like Tesco now ." I don't find yes I a pleasurable shopping trip at all | |||
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" I'd like to use the High Street more to be honest but the opening hours are not very helpful. The fishmonger on that prog was open till 730, and said 40% of his trade was after 4pm" yes I saw that! my local butcher is closed before I get home from work and only opens until 12.OO on Saturdays. So although he sells really good stuff, he rarely gets my trade | |||
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"And most boring topic of today goes to ...." Whoo hooooo, do I get a prize? | |||
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"Tesco made a loss of £6.4bn Seems that no one wants to go out of town anymore, as the decline in the value of its property portfolio comes as a direct result of falling footfall in many of its out of town superstores. Add into the mix what Giles Coren said on tv last night that the middle classes are doing a big shop online and then popping into the High Street for odds on sods. And what the middle class do now, the great unwashed do later on. So is the High Street back or is everyone else buggering off to Aldi/Lidl?" . Tesco are still massive compared to all other food retailers and their success has mainly been non stop for the past forty years .Since 2007 Tesco have open more stores than the entire size of the Morrison estate . I don't believe that Tesco will sit back and allow Aldi / Lidi to gain a substantial market share . Tesco have already started cutting their prices. The losses referred to are only accountng adjustments and have no impact on their cash flow . The success of Tesco is important to anyone with a pension as most funds have money invested in Tesco and rely on the dividends to pay pensions . I refuse to shop at either Aldi or Lidi. | |||
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"And most boring topic of today goes to ...." . A lot more interesting than most topics on here and one in which many people have a vested interest | |||
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"Dare I say I work for Tesco and it worries me about my job " No shame in working for Tesco . I hope you're unaffected by any changes. We do tend to forget there's a human face to these statistics. | |||
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" yes I saw that! my local butcher is closed before I get home from work and only opens until 12.OO on Saturdays. So although he sells really good stuff, he rarely gets my trade " Our butcher reduces the hours his shop is open every year, though he is happy for people to collect from his farm anytime and now will even, er..., 'deliver' (But he really does, and we'd be lost without him) Mr ddc | |||
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"And most boring topic of today goes to ...." Yet you still felt the need to post....go figure! | |||
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"Instead of using the every little helps tagline in their adds Tesco should use T.E.S.C.O to the tune of Ottawan's D.I.S.C.O " I recall Bob Mortimer doing that in an episode of Shooting Stars. | |||
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"Jim what do you do with all those torque wrenches and bike saddles?" | |||
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