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Would you want the pink kit you can buy as our away kit next year?
- Thread starter Bigtk
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Brighton Breezy
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Yes. Although I think you could design a much better pink kit.
Something a bit softer, maybe Baby Pink.
Something a bit softer, maybe Baby Pink.
The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
- 18,398
No?
People who like the pink top are just attention seekers...
People who like the pink top are just attention seekers...
SirDouglasLoft
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- Jul 4, 2008
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Its f***ing horrible, most people who have bought it are just jumping on the bandwaggon
Safeway
M0DERAT0R
What makes you say that?
Safeway
M0DERAT0R
Sounds a bit gay.
No.
Icy Gull
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Billy the Fish
Technocrat
It's not actually very nice.
The Wizard
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Storer68
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we could tie it in with a Breast cancer Awareness campaign, rather like the cricket club have done with its 20/20 shirts
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
...exactly, how many blokes do you see wearing that fetching pink Hackett shirt...most of whom would kill you if you suggested that it had anything to do with gender or sexuality matters!
dolphin123
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- May 12, 2009
- 273
If u wear that pink shirt u are a GOON.
Superphil
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We wouldn't the first team to have a pink away (and indeed home) shirt, I don't see why it is being considered attention seeking, gay or otherwise.
You could argue that anyone who wears any football shirt is attention seeking, is that not the point of wearing them, for people to notice? I like to wear really old shirts, I guess becasue I want people to look at me.
As for gay, well, we're all gay at Brighton aren't we? As are Palermao Fans, oh, and Oldham fans for a game last year, and Huddersfield, oh and Everton a couple of years ago, and Brizzul Rovers, I'll let someone else tell them they're all gay (assuming you consider being called gay an insult and not homophobia), Oh, and Glasgows third team, Partick Thistle, it was also their fastest selling repica shirt ever.
However, if by having a pink shirt the club sells bundles of them, and it is a good qualiy item, worn with pride for our Club by those who choose to, and it might even get us a little extra press coverage, what exactly is the problem?
(Personally, I am colour blind, it looks like grey and white stripes to me, and I don't care for grey)
You could argue that anyone who wears any football shirt is attention seeking, is that not the point of wearing them, for people to notice? I like to wear really old shirts, I guess becasue I want people to look at me.
As for gay, well, we're all gay at Brighton aren't we? As are Palermao Fans, oh, and Oldham fans for a game last year, and Huddersfield, oh and Everton a couple of years ago, and Brizzul Rovers, I'll let someone else tell them they're all gay (assuming you consider being called gay an insult and not homophobia), Oh, and Glasgows third team, Partick Thistle, it was also their fastest selling repica shirt ever.
However, if by having a pink shirt the club sells bundles of them, and it is a good qualiy item, worn with pride for our Club by those who choose to, and it might even get us a little extra press coverage, what exactly is the problem?
(Personally, I am colour blind, it looks like grey and white stripes to me, and I don't care for grey)
ali jenkins
Thanks to Guinness Dave
It couldnt be an away shirt because its too similar to the home shirt! (not that the club normally bothers with such issues!)
Like others have said though, it would be good to tie it in with a cancer charity game later in the season!
I wonder if next years REMF kit has been decided yet...
Like others have said though, it would be good to tie it in with a cancer charity game later in the season!
I wonder if next years REMF kit has been decided yet...
Good point well made, not that it stopped me voting YES.
The idea of a cancer research/breast cancer wearing of it for a game this year is also excellent.