Old supermarket signage

[thegeek]

What does their new livery look like? If I'm honest off the top of my head I can't remember any other Tesco lorry liveries, apart from the you shop we drop and the one that has a giant Tesco wordmark in Cyan on a blue background

Plain white; large Tesco logo; 'funny' slogan in small print, like "baby carrots on board"

[AndrewPSSP]

Oh I do think I've seen those.
I hate when companies try to be 'funny' or 'relatable'. It just rubs me up the wrong way.

Was worse during the pandemic, "we're all in this together" my arse

[james2001]

Some people here might appreciate the new Morrisons advert where they've attempted to recreate part of old store interiors:

[AGuyFromUpNorth]

Some people here might appreciate the new Morrisons advert where they've attempted to recreate part of old store interiors:

That's interesting. Those look like recreations rather than original pieces of old signage (aside from the yellow box fridge, although they were originally all yellow, the green stripes were added later I believe).

Unless they are leftovers from the Safeway conversion, when they stuck up that tacky fake 'tile effect' cardboard signage above the counters!! (Here is what I'm talking about if you're unfamiliar: )

What I do find strange though is that for the last shot, they used one of their concept versions of Market Street rather than the most up-to-date one... but then again it's Morrisons, should we really be surprised?

[Zimba]

Some people here might appreciate the new Morrisons advert where they've attempted to recreate part of old store interiors:

That's interesting. Those look like recreations rather than original pieces of old signage (aside from the yellow box fridge, although they were originally all yellow, the green stripes were added later I believe).

Unless they are leftovers from the Safeway conversion, when they stuck up that tacky fake 'tile effect' cardboard signage above the counters!! (Here is what I'm talking about if you're unfamiliar: )

What I do find strange though is that for the last shot, they used one of their concept versions of Market Street rather than the most up-to-date one... but then again it's Morrisons, should we really be surprised?

100% not original that mind, the fish counter didn't look anything like that.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1 ... -w680-h510 - Redcar still had the old design until a couple year back.

Tbh the '1990's store' is pretty much off completely, nitpicking.

https://c7.alamy.com/comp/2BWJW8C/1995- ... BWJW8C.jpg - That's a 1990's Morrison's and can remember my local store (Tynemouth) being near identical as they're both a similar age.

[Pete]

https://c7.alamy.com/comp/2BWJW8C/1995- ... BWJW8C.jpg - That's a 1990's Morrison's and can remember my local store (Tynemouth) being near identical as they're both a similar age.

look how spacious that entrance is compared to the cluttered mess as you enter tynemouth today

[Zimba]

https://c7.alamy.com/comp/2BWJW8C/1995- ... BWJW8C.jpg - That's a 1990's Morrison's and can remember my local store (Tynemouth) being near identical as they're both a similar age.

look how spacious that entrance is compared to the cluttered mess as you enter tynemouth today

Aye it's a mess the entrances now. That's Morton Park at Darlington that mind but it's just very much the same, stock just all over the place now with the fire blind jammed half down and has been for years now.

Sad to see how messy the original Morrisons stores are nowadays (a fair chunk of the Safeway stores have always been a mess - let's be honest).