BiggsyMalone wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2024 10:10 am
The shirt is very nice. The flag is a load of nonsense, its just for aesthetics but theymve decided to turn it into a political argument.
It's not so much the price, it's that there are so many people who think spending £125 on a tacky, cheaply made, polyester t-shirt is a totally logical thing to do. These people are dangerous.
The best thing to do is to obtain their details from the retailers, track them down, and isolate them from the rest of society to limit their spread in the gene pool. That may seem harsh, but that's how serious this is.
Doesn’t really go far enough though, any adult (18+) wearing a replica shirt anywhere other than a gym or five-a-side pitch should be treated with suspicion
Currywurst and Chips wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 11:22 am
Doesn’t really go far enough though, any adult (18+) wearing a replica shirt anywhere other than a gym or five-a-side pitch should be treated with suspicion
^ the words of a man who owns a replica shirt and in convinced he’ll go to the gym one day
Currywurst and Chips wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 11:22 am
Doesn’t really go far enough though, any adult (18+) wearing a replica shirt anywhere other than a gym or five-a-side pitch should be treated with suspicion
^ the words of a man who owns a replica shirt and in convinced he’ll go to the gym one day
Guilty, I have a collection of a few dozen classics as investments
They’re far too synthetic for the exercise bike though
I think it’s fine wearing replica kits on match day but if I see a 40+ geezer wearing one at a pub of an evening or out shopping etc then the eyebrows are raised.