[Football] Sheffield Wednesday to kick out fans from stadium wearing fake shirts

[El Presidente]

Blimey

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Madness!

Shirts are a rip-off and whilst I don't condone the fakers, it is understandable that they are peddling their wares.

 

[Questions]

Blimey…. That’s quite incredible.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

How on earth do they expect to police that?

 

[Commander]

Are there going to be shirt police now? The Chinese fakes I bought for my sons (I refuse to spend £150 on two t-shirts) are virtually identical to the real thing. Someone would have to actually feel the material around the shoulder and look at it close up to be able to be sure it was a fake.

I’m going to keep buying them.

 

[Han Solo]

I consider myself aesthetically retarded and wouldn't be able to tell what version I was wearing. I've got a solid model when it comes to clothing: some kid in Bangladesh makes it, some wanker in Europe buys and wears it, and then I pick up the remains at some second hand store. Thats it. And surely there must be aesthetically retarded people in Sheffield as well?

Surely they're breaking some sort of law or something through threatening to throw people out if they're not wearing a particular brand of clothing?

 

[OzMike]

Empty stadium it is then.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Should be easy enough to tell the genuine Castore shirts at Everton - the club badge will be peeling off

 

[Rookie]

‘Information passed onto the relevant parties’. Who the hell are the relevant parties, what a pathetic threat

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

Where are official shirts made these days?

 

[The Lemming Stomper]

' I'm too MASSIVE for my shirt , too MASSIVE for my shirt, so MASSIVE it hurts '

 

[Mr Bridger]

Buy a real shirt and wear it underneath the snide so if you get caught they can check the labels on the inside which will be real.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

‘Information passed onto the relevant parties’. Who the hell are the relevant parties, what a pathetic threat

Strange. What’s the situation with the law and buying a fake shirt?

 

[Iggle Piggle]

My mum and dad bought my lad a Euro shirt for Christmas with name and badges. In hindsight, they should have received a substantial discount for having "Ansu Fati" on it.

I think in total it came to 90 quid. It's a piss take.

 

[Questions]

Imagine being thrown out for wearing a hooky one only to get back in after an ‘Official Merchandise’ solicitor fights your cause.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Are there going to be shirt police now? The Chinese fakes I bought for my sons (I refuse to spend £150 on two t-shirts) are virtually identical to the real thing. Someone would have to actually feel the material around the shoulder and look at it close up to be able to be sure it was a fake.

I’m going to keep buying them.

It's what the Uyghur children imprisoned in Chinese sweatshops would want, fella. Keeps them in bowls of gruel, and better they get rewarded than the South-East Asian orphans working 12 hour shifts for Nike eh? You'd object to the obscene prices of the genuine shirts if any of it was ethically made, but the fact that it isn't just beggars belief, the profit margins. What would they be charging if these genuine Nike shirts were made ethically, £250 per shirt? The sooner we stop supporting the whole industry the better, but easier to turn a blind eye seemingly.

 

[Justice]

My mum and dad bought my lad a Euro shirt for Christmas with name and badges. In hindsight, they should have received a substantial discount for having "Ansu Fati" on it.

I think in total it came to 90 quid. It's a piss take.

Why put a loan players name on anyway?

 

[Me and my Monkey]

Crazy. Sounds a touch illegal, not sure they csn get away with this.

 

[Guinness Boy]

That club continues to get weirder and weirder.

 

[Seagull on the Hill]

Make the official shirts more affordable - problem solved.