I thought the 'traditional' old school pattern was actually NARROW bars???
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I thought the 'traditional' old school pattern was actually NARROW bars???
I love it when my 8 year old son wears his thirt when we are out and about. When you see a kid wearing a Manc, Woolwich or chelski shirt 3 things come to mind:
1, You haven't got a dad
2, Your dad is a cunt
3, You are a little sheep, and therefore a little cunt
Where as any child wearing a Tottenham shirt has been born in to righteousness and will enter though the golden gates of Bill Nicholson Way!
1, You haven't got a dad
2, Your dad is a cunt
3, You are a little sheep, and therefore a little cunt
Where as any child wearing a Tottenham shirt has been born in to righteousness and will enter though the golden gates of Bill Nicholson Way!
I bought this season's one because I thought it was the smartest one for years (aside from the Champions League season shirt also).
Apart from that it will take me a lot of wow factor to part with my cash.
Apart from that it will take me a lot of wow factor to part with my cash.
OK, all i'm seeing is a goofy-toothed Mexican baby!
...does that make me wrong in the head?
That's cuntish.
Always have to have the receipt with you @ every game ?
If they have Sheffield Thursday on the badge you are OUT!
Absolutely pathetic from the club.
Levy to apply this rule in 3...2...1 
I find the whole replica shirt thing a bit too 'Northern' as it is. Buying a fake one is even weirder.
Wednesday stated: “Anyone found to be wearing a fake shirt inside Hillsborough could be asked to leave, with information passed on to the relevant parties.”
- Could be asked to leave? No they won’t be.
- Passed on to the relevant authorities? Like who? The police? The UN? Like the police haven't got bigger fish to fry. And the UN come to think of it.
I hope everyone honours their request and not a single person is wearing their crappy pyjama-top shirts. Anyone who pays £80 for a real one needs their head examined.
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Absolutely mental from them - imagine being a copper and getting a call from Sheffield Wednesday football club claiming they’ve caught a fan in a fake top - what do they think will actually happen.
These cunts are killing the game with shit like this. What do they expect when clubs create a class system with kits where the elite shirt costs £125 and there are 3 of them, which are changed every season.
Utter utter cunts, massive cunts, proper cunts
Fake shirt vendor complains about people wearing fake shirts.
Any day of the week.
Mixed feelings. As someone who buys and sells vintage clothing for a living I do hate fakes, it's an everyday struggle for me authenticating clothes to sell and receiving a % of fakes when buying wholesale that could seriously hurt my business if slipped through my hands and were to be resold.
But the shirts are too expensive, it's not a good look for football clubs to constantly try to squeeze fans and make it look like it's all about money (which I have no doubt it is for them).
Sheffield fans could turn up in DIY football shirts as a sort of answer/protest maybe, get red stripes painted on a white t shirt or something.
Personally I've had a number of Tottenham shirts but not once worn them to a game...
the navy/white striped scarf with no logo ok maybe... a navy blue alpha industries flight jacket was my favourite Tottenham uniform before I lost it
But the shirts are too expensive, it's not a good look for football clubs to constantly try to squeeze fans and make it look like it's all about money (which I have no doubt it is for them).
Sheffield fans could turn up in DIY football shirts as a sort of answer/protest maybe, get red stripes painted on a white t shirt or something.
Personally I've had a number of Tottenham shirts but not once worn them to a game...
the navy/white striped scarf with no logo ok maybe... a navy blue alpha industries flight jacket was my favourite Tottenham uniform before I lost it