Look I know we have to re-claim the lost generation , that you can only buy ..

[Deleted User X18H]

..them from The Albion and that EVERY Brighton born child should have one but the £29.99 plus £1 per letter I paid for a kiddies home shirt to day is a bit f***ing steep.

That is all.

 

[champion7]

I'd have to pay the same for champ jnr and he's only 5 months old,sack the shop manager

 

[Deleted User X18H]

I'd have to pay the same for champ jnr and he's only 5 months old,sack the shop manager

I know my boy is only 23 months

 

[SittingbourneSeagull]

You wait until they are 14 and in adult sizes. The only good thing is that I get his cast off football boots and trainers now.

 

[champion7]

I don't begrudge paying the money,it's just that by the time the season ends he would have out grown at least 3 of them, so when is the best time for him to have a shirt and show his support,cause i haven't got a scooby doo.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

You wait until they are 14 and in adult sizes. The only good thing is that I get his cast off football boots and trainers now.

I was 17 when I got my first adult shirt.

With respect, aged 23 months, do kids really need a footie shirt? I know the point is more about the outrageous cost, I get that. But it's not a great neccessity in general. I don't think wearing the shirt changes anything psychologically, you know which club you support. At 23 months, I doubt your kiddy does, Tim.

 

[Deanbha]

..them from The Albion and that EVERY Brighton born child should have one but the £29.99 plus £1 per letter I paid for a kiddies home shirt to day is a bit f***ing steep.

That is all.

I brought one Saturday for my 3 year old, i got him age 5/6 years so it fits him longer ha ha.

 

[champion7]

I brought one Saturday for my 3 year old, i got him age 5/6 years so it fits him longer ha ha.

Does it not look like he's wearing a dress.(serious question,i'm not taking the piss).

 

[newhaven seagull 85]

..them from The Albion and that EVERY Sussex born child should have one but the £29.99 plus £1 per letter I paid for a kiddies home shirt today is a bit f***ing steep.

That is all.

Tim, hope you dont mind me changing your post

 

[Deanbha]

Does it not look like he's wearing a dress.(serious question,i'm not taking the piss).

No it's not to bad he is nearly 4 now. The arms are a little long, keep him warm in winter. Last year we got him an England shirt and it only fit him for a few months. Oh and if you sign your child up to gully's gang you get 15% discount in store.

 

[NMH]

Pay up, or don't and whinge.
You're a GOON if you do both!


oh.

 

[JonathanLivingstonSeagull]

Does it not look like he's wearing a dress.(serious question,i'm not taking the piss).

even if it does, at least its an Albion dress

 

[Deanbha]

even if it does, at least its an Albion dress

Oh yes me and the missus have a daughter due in December, the dress could come in handy in a few years.

 

[Deleted User X18H]

I was 17 when I got my first adult shirt.

With respect, aged 23 months, do kids really need a footie shirt? I know the point is more about the outrageous cost, I get that. But it's not a great neccessity in general. I don't think wearing the shirt changes anything psychologically, you know which club you support. At 23 months, I doubt your kiddy does, Tim.

I bought my lad a shirt as on Saturday he will be at Withdean with all the other Brightonians

 

[Taybha]

£19 worth of lettering for, hove born&bred junior,i would of gone for hbbj and bought a trendy manbag with the saving

 

[footychick]

My 7 year old daughter got a free shirt when I signed her up for Young Seagulls only thing is - I wear it

 

[skipper734]

Brought Jnr. one for the playoff final he was eight. He's thirteen now and he still wears it.
Good value.

 

[scooter1]

I wanted some shorts for little one this weekend(he's 9 months old) and the only thing they offer is a full kit at £32.99.

 

[pasty]

i would of gone for hbbj

Hove Born Blow Job ?