Grown men wearing football shirts? it's not reyt IMO

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  1. Cun

    Cunning Stunt Well-Known Member

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    I reckon once you turn 21 you should pack in until you hit retirement then replace your inevitable beige smart/casual sports polo and wear the current shirt on match day. Anyone in between age wise it just seems wrong.

    Retro yes, current no! And last, previous season is even worse.

    Is it just me?
     
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    What about donning XXXL WSB tees, in midwinter?
     
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    I agree, meks me cringe.
     
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    Equally uncouth without a doubt.
     
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    Cunning Stunt Well-Known Member

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    It just says to me 'ar lass buys mi clothes' & 'I wear comedy ties and socks at Xmas' to get a laugh int office
     
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    Are you on Twitter? Try @fullkitw*nkers, some very amusing tweets!
     
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    I love wearing mine

    And if it upsets the sneering, belittling, condescending, self appointed style gurus, so much the better.:D
     
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  8. Cun

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    I'll have a gander cheers. I'm int Mount there's 4 beer bellied 50some blowks int away shirt. Looks like a Tracey Island reunion of the Thunderbirds after they've 'let themselves go a bit'
     
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    Another thing I can't stand is when ya see grown men wearing the clubs training gear too for match.
     
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    loving @fullkitw*nkers :)
     
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    So supporting your club and showing your support for your club is now cringe-worthy?

    Strange.
     
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    Then you see this. Wow

    Screen Shot 2013-11-30 at 12.50.14.jpg
     
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    I love Aldi but I don't do my weekly shop in an Aldi T-shirt. Nuff said, I don my Gola polo and casual it up a bit.
     
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    Cunning Stunt Well-Known Member

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    Aye, when they look like they couldn't run upstairs for a piss!
     
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    I get that by buying a shirt you're supporting the club, but I just don't get wearing it to a match day. It just seems to me like some people wake up and throw owt on to wear. But opinions vary.
     
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    What abart...

    if you are/have been playing football? That's my exception. I still wouldn't wear a full matching kit though.
     
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    Re: What abart...

    on the plus side we have more fashion sense than to walk round with our jeans under our arse chheks
     
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    Re: What abart...

    Like. A lot.
     
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    There maybe quite a few more in outdated shirts if the badge thing turns sour. I wear an oldie cos it represents me as a fan and I`m also a tight git.

    Just Sports get fecked.
     
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    Re: What abart...

    This fashion example is terrible.

    It actually comes from USA where young thugs who are put in prison, have their belts taken away from them to avoid suicide hanging, thus leaving their jeans (or pants as the Yanks call em) hanging low and below their arse cheeks.

    And our youth of today copy that.........SAD in every way!
     
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