Companies that won't be round much longer

Last year Morrisons came up with a scheme called Match and More which is obviously some desperate idea to reward customers with points and ultimately vouchers for buying something they could have got cheaper at Aldi or Lidl.
Anyway, they've scrapped it today because it's too confusing, or something like that.
But the question is, does it make a difference either way?
Morrisons really is shit. There's nothing you can get from Morrisons that you can't get somewhere else cheaper and of better quality.

Can you think of a business, besides Whittam International, that's got nothing going for it whatsoever and is heading right for the shitter?

Bolton Wanderers Football Club.

Most highstreet bookshops.

They can't possibly compete with amazon

Always liked the extra tasty cooked chickens and that cake they do with the green marzipan around it from Morrisons.

i used to live near the Morrisons on Chorley Old Road so was in most nights but we do all our shopping at Tesco's now mainly for the clubcard points that come in very handy.

Morrisons missed a trick by not doing home deliveries, that's where they went wrong for me.

Norpig wrote:i used to live near the Morrisons on Chorley Old Road so was in most nights but we do all our shopping at Tesco's now mainly for the clubcard points that come in very handy.

Morrisons missed a trick by not doing home deliveries, that's where they went wrong for me.

They did a deal in 2013 with Ocado,although it's now being looked at by the new chief executive.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/11462431/Morrisons-is-fastest-growing-online-business-ever-claims-Ocado.html