most people who wear football shirts are twats?
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Bajie
Zhu Bajie
It is such a weird place at times, beautiful old center and a long history of culture etc and mad full on football tribalism between the cities two teams, it makes an interesting contrast if nothing else 
http://video.google.co.uk/googleplayer.swf?docid=8831046128904338535
And if you can face Danny Dyer getting nawwwty!
http://video.google.co.uk/googleplayer.swf?docid=8831046128904338535
And if you can face Danny Dyer getting nawwwty!
Clair De Lune
Apocalypse cocktails
Nah, I think they just really like football.
chainsaw cat
Tea. Biccies. Happy now?
They sure do and a good fight
I think that was Poland versus Germany tbh mate, surely?
Bajie
Zhu Bajie
Perhaps that also but in this instance it is one of the less documented cases whilst the city was under occupation, the Germans banned all Football matches, but they still held them in small grounds on the outskirts of town, and they seemed to have a derby in 1943, about a third of the way down in this link which is from a Wisla supporter, that page is an interesting read in intself.
http://pitchinvasion.net/blog/2008/05/06/the-holy-war-in-poland/
http://pitchinvasion.net/blog/2008/05/06/the-holy-war-in-poland/
spanglechick
High Empress of Dressing Up
my only objection is the fabric and cut being so nasty. if they were made of t-shirt cotton, or a heavier jersey, or even more of a twill (like rugby shirts - tho rugby shirts have unfortunate connotations of being a nob), then they'd be fine.
some of the colour combinations are vile, too.
some of the colour combinations are vile, too.
Geri
wasn't born to follow
But they are replica shirts - so they are in the same fabric that footballers wear. They wouldn't play a game wearing a cotton shirt or a heavy jersey. I don't know what kind of shirts rugby players wear in games.
The cuts are not great for women, although you can buy specific women's cut ones in some places. Annoyingly though, they usually only go up to a 16.
I love my England shirt - although the material is very thin and weird, it's great for cycling in because it dries amazingly quickly.
The cuts are not great for women, although you can buy specific women's cut ones in some places. Annoyingly though, they usually only go up to a 16.
I love my England shirt - although the material is very thin and weird, it's great for cycling in because it dries amazingly quickly.
foo
dirtysweet
same as Clair.
they're made of horrible sweaty sticky material though! total sweat factories in the summer.
JimW
支那暗杀团
The Alex's current sponsors are Mornflake, so I'm promoting healthy eating at the same time as sexy lower-league football.
Not that I've actually bought one since we had a dodgy local car dealership. Wear them for playing sports in mostly, though also if I go and watch the local team here Guo'an play.
Rollem
two kinds of wonderful
that's just crap all over. why the distincition? reverse elitism?
i think you are missing the point
as geri say the point of them is "replica shirts" ideal for playing football in.personally i dont give a toss if someone is wearing a replica football shirt. ideally they should only be warn if attending games or actually playing football, but really, who gives a shit?
strung out
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Rollem
two kinds of wonderful
LOL, bad you!pretty much
Would I wear a brightly coloured, garish big t-shirt made out of plasticky material and covered by sponsor's logos? And would I pay well over the odds for it to boot?
Not a bleeding chance.
To be fair, the only sports team shirts I ever used to wear casually was the old Neath Rugby top - difficult not to like a classic black top with celtic cross. Pretty much all the rugby shirts have gone the same way since professionalism too - all weirdo plastic fabrics and unnecessary design fripperies to ensure you can change strip every year.
Not a bleeding chance.
To be fair, the only sports team shirts I ever used to wear casually was the old Neath Rugby top - difficult not to like a classic black top with celtic cross. Pretty much all the rugby shirts have gone the same way since professionalism too - all weirdo plastic fabrics and unnecessary design fripperies to ensure you can change strip every year.
spanglechick
High Empress of Dressing Up
i do understand that bit. but it's like - i love strictly come dancing, but i don't go out on a saturday in a samba frock because it's unflattering and it's made from ugly fabrics. you could wear your team colours and patterns without the shirt having to be a replica, no?i think you are missing the point
edit - btw, i was talking about men wearing them, mostly.
i think the cut probably suits women more than a regular t shirt does, since they sometimes have v necks or collars. regular t shirts with high, round necks are horribly boob unfriendly.
Rollem
two kinds of wonderful
wrong! the cut makes you look like a big block of nothing
especially if you have an copious amount of boobage. (plus supporting a team whose strip is horizontal stripes does not help 
) and the 'ladies cut ones' are just naff
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Geri
wasn't born to follow
Well, you can, yes - most teams have a range of casual clothing as well, in different fabrics and with a more discreet logo. Butchers wouldn't wear a replica shirt, but he does have tops with England logos on.
Most people do prefer the replica ones though, for whatever reason.
I think wearing old retro kits is pretty cool. Dunno if I'd fork out the dosh for this one though, no matter how cool it looks:
http://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/p25457/1988-Liverpool-Match-Issue-LS-Third-Shirt-12-(v-Aston-Villa)/product_info.html?osCsid=icof93mqiedob6cp2mefsdhbd7
http://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/p25457/1988-Liverpool-Match-Issue-LS-Third-Shirt-12-(v-Aston-Villa)/product_info.html?osCsid=icof93mqiedob6cp2mefsdhbd7
Onket
Je suis [CONTENT REMOVED]
Not worn a football shirt to football since I was about 12 and certainly wouldn't wear one to the pub.
I have a few that I wear to play sport in though, mainly ones I've picked up on holiday for cheap. Got a great Swindon one off ebay a few years back that didn't have a sponsor on it.
In conclusion, they are for playing sport in, otherwise you look like a bit of a twat. And probably a sweaty twat at that.
I have a few that I wear to play sport in though, mainly ones I've picked up on holiday for cheap. Got a great Swindon one off ebay a few years back that didn't have a sponsor on it.
In conclusion, they are for playing sport in, otherwise you look like a bit of a twat. And probably a sweaty twat at that.
Andy the Don
Wise men say only fools..
Do not wear them, if the club sponsors want me to walk around advertising their products, they can pay me. I do not see why I should shell out £35 odd pounds for the pleasure of advertising Sports Interactive.
Griff
Feeding the foxes
This was the last football shirt I ever had. Wished I'd kept it, £135!! 
http://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/Premiership-Clubs-West-Ham/c21_50/p24654/1980-83-West-Ham-Home-Shirt-Mint-S/product_info.html
http://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/Premiership-Clubs-West-Ham/c21_50/p24654/1980-83-West-Ham-Home-Shirt-Mint-S/product_info.html
spacemonkey
I Love Noodles
Foreign, obsure team shirts (pref' Latino) on a chick...
Nice.
My girlfriend is from Bahia. She's got a Brazil shirt and a Esporte Clube Bahia shirt.
The first time I saw it, it did weird things to my head.
i have no opinion on this matter.
although i'm sure some twerp will come along in a minute and (incorrectly) say something like "ah - but you posted on the thread, so you do care" with an obvious hint of smugness in their typing.
anyway - i'm gonna go and get a footie top at the weekend. can't decide on west ham or millwall, though.
although i'm sure some twerp will come along in a minute and (incorrectly) say something like "ah - but you posted on the thread, so you do care" with an obvious hint of smugness in their typing.
anyway - i'm gonna go and get a footie top at the weekend. can't decide on west ham or millwall, though.
