Hillian1
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Pics?
I can think of at least two reasons.
Skalaks misses had one on in a thread the other day, that one looked ok...
Pics?
Be careful, the humour police are on patrol.
Jesus...to not find this funny you'd have to take it literally - as if HT is genuinely suggesting that the OP's daughter is 'slutty'.
He clearly isn't. He is not being personal at all. Lighten up.
I laughed.
I'm not sure it's about taking offence. I didn't find the joke funny, and suspect those who did might be a LEETLE BIT of a dick. Each their own, I suppose.This thread adequately demonstrates the desire for some to be offended on behalf of somebody else.
She could always take a pair of scissors to a man's shirt to make it skimpy and slutty. Has she considered this?
Another humour failure
Come on man, loosen up.
My daughter (21) has been giving me earache about what she claims is a complete lack of Albion football shirts (as opposed to polos, T-shirts, etc.) designed to be worn by women. She claims to have been unable to find replica shirts other than those designed to fit men or youngsters. I'm sure I remember us selling women's shirts a few years back, so how come we've stopped? Or have we? Our Ladies team must wear kit that fits, so perhaps it's possible to get hold of kit like theirs. Any help (I was going to say "pointers", but given the subject, thought better of it!) will be gratefully accepted. One last thing - the shirt must be the current blue and white stripes. Suggestions about getting hold of the pink and white one from long ago will NOT be classed as helpful! Here's hoping............
I am fully aware that women's clothing is sometimes different from men's, for all sorts of reasons. But football shirts? - apart from (possibly) size, why would they be any different?
The main difference between women's clothing and men's is the length of the body and arms. If I wear an small mans top it is far to long, I buy xl boys this season and that seems OK, but I am quite small. So for bigger ladies this would not be an option and the men's are the wrong shape. Nike do make a women's specific England tops so there is no reason why the can't make women's Brighton top, either they or the club choose not to stock them. but since Nike can in the level of anything I would wear fron the women's clothing section is nothing, it just horrible.
The club are really missing a trick, there are so many women that go to Brighton games and quality tasteful clothing section would sale very well
The main difference between women's clothing and men's is the length of the body and arms. If I wear an small mans top it is far to long, I buy xl boys this season and that seems OK, but I am quite small. So for bigger ladies this would not be an option and the men's are the wrong shape. Nike do make a women's specific England tops so there is no reason why the can't make women's Brighton top, either they or the club choose not to stock them. but since Nike can in the level of anything I would wear fron the women's clothing section is nothing, it just horrible.
The club are really missing a trick, there are so many women that go to Brighton games and quality tasteful clothing section would sale very well
Brighton have to put in a bulk order to get them made at a cheaper price, my guess would be the club doesn't see enough being sold to make it financially viable.