SIMMO SAYS
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My only problem is getting in the fecking thing--------should have bought xxlarge this season-------------thats the only drawback of gallons of 'Harveys' 
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Is it wrong for grown men to wear football shirts?
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Pretty pink fairy
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yeah what else would they say , i admire your commitment but isn't time to wake up ?
Working class pride
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Its a free country but its beyond me why:-
1. Grown men (and women these days) wear football shirts and
2. Coaches, staff and ex players now in their 40s or older but still wearing track suits and even football shorts / socks as if they were playing.
1. Grown men (and women these days) wear football shirts and
2. Coaches, staff and ex players now in their 40s or older but still wearing track suits and even football shorts / socks as if they were playing.
Pretty pink fairy
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sad, you're on holiday ,you short of ideas
Diego Napier
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- Mar 27, 2010
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This is it, I always wear mine. The more blue & white stripes in the crowd the better it looks.
It also helps distinguish the real fans from the casual spectators i.e Stripes = Brighton fans, Assortment of nondescript colours = mixture of Home, Away & neutral spectators
Pretty pink fairy
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take a long look at what you've just posted
SurreySeagulls
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sad, you're on holiday ,you short of ideas
No just have kids of school age and had to book the family holiday. Thank god for NSC tomorrow night
Diego Napier
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take a long look at what you've just posted
You'll have to point out what you think is wrong, it reads ok to mei
Pretty pink fairy
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SIMMO SAYS
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Pretty pink fairy
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SIMMO SAYS
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So summing up,all the older fans who wear the stripes need to grow up and those that dont are miserable feckers. Ill just go and lay my shirt out for tomorrow!
Personally I won't wear a football shirt but have no issue with those that choose to, especially to the match. I do, though, have a very nice 'proper' shirt in blue and white stripes that is my 'going to football' shirt, as opposed to a 'football shirt'.
Seasidesage
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I think that wearing a football shirt unless you are playing looks ridiculous. However, I also think that you should wear whatever you like. Therefore I won't have one on and if you do good luck to you!
luppers
New member
My daughter bought me one for my birthday with instructions that I must wear it to home matches, problem is she gave my age as my number,65, and POPS as my name.
So if you see a rather large gent wearing a simular shirt whilst holding a pint of Harveys it will me me!
So if you see a rather large gent wearing a simular shirt whilst holding a pint of Harveys it will me me!
we hate palace
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Why is it sad to where your teams colours I am mid thirties and wear my shirt with pride and always will
terryberry1
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Each to their own. I think it is a bit weird though. Kids fine, adults hmmm.... I supposed it all adds to our transfer budget. Last time i wore a kit of any kind was when i was about 12. That is the cut off point in my opinion 
Superphil
Dismember
White trainers and a superdry tshirt for me.
The British/Greek bloke, Theo Karpatios, who set up Superdry, based in Cheltenham, has packed it in. Whats all that Japanese writing on their clothes all about then? I assumed it was Japanese style, turns out its from the Buntiest Chompers In the Clundy
5mins-from-amex
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Try the other end of the stick... im saying bollocks to the people who HAVE a problem with people wearing there shirts, i often wear mine on non match days.