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So if you want to wear your replica shirt and dont want to go in the lounges, you are ok then?
no , I think you cannot wear a replica shirt in the stands either.
So if you want to wear your replica shirt and dont want to go in the lounges, you are ok then?
How many 1901s are going to be trying to swap for a "normal" or "standard" seat?
The 1901 Club reserves the right to refuse admission to any person not appropriately attired!!!!!!!!!!
I see trouble brewing
The license agreement is what we signed off against, so it's the license agreement which legally holds. Might be worth re-reading it. I'm all for banning home shirts though.
no , I think you cannot wear a replica shirt in the stands either.
I for one will be ignoring this completely and I'm pretty sure others will too. There is no way the club will make a big deal of this.
I for one will be ignoring this completely and I'm pretty sure others will too. There is no way the club will make a big deal of this.
As I have said earlier, I quite like dress codes, I'll stick and buy some new shirts if need be.
Part of me thinks that the rules are there to throw at people who take the piss. I'm sure if I turned up in my fitted jeans, pointy shoes and a nice t-shirt I'll be fine. If the jeans are the wrong cut and my shoes are a bit too casual I'll expect the t-shirt to become an 'issue.'
Away shirts ok?
Really ? You don't think the person that is getting refused will simply point at you and say "he's got a t-shirt on".
"Yes - but look at the point on his shoes".
I think I understood the point about no football shirts, trainers etc but I'm now worried that they might take exception to my Albion scarf and bobble hat! Looks like there will be a lot of naked men and women at the first match if they come wrongly attired.
That's the bit the license is clear on, 'no away colours', but at no point does it mention T Shirts, or home replica shirts.