Your Name On The Shirt

[el punal]

So the new replica shirt will soon be up for grabs. Many an Albion fan will be purchasing one of these beauties for themselves or for their kids, grandchildren, or, mother-in-law.

Many of the shirts will be adorned with a relevant number on the back (age, lucky number etc.), and then of course, the crowning glory, the name. Generally speaking this will be the wearer's first name, surname, or that of a favourite player. Then there are those that will choose a nickname or, even better, some amusing title that begs an explanation.

For the purpose of this thread what name or title would you have printed on the back of your shirt that best describes you? The more humorous and unusual the better.

Please begin.

 

[Justice]

Grown men in replica shirts Wrong

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Grown men in replica shirts Wrong

That'll cost a fair bit.

 

[Justice]

That'll cost a fair bit.

But worth it if it stops just one fatty squeezing into a replica

 

[Merdalfthewizard]

I shall be purchasing a shirt, but only with the Premier League sleeve badges. It will be going on the wall alongside the centenary shirt. Far, far too old to be wearing one, I'll stick with a club polo shirt for the games.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Grown men in replica shirts Wrong

Amazingly, I pay to watch 22 of them nearly every week.

 

[brighton terra]

I've got this on order! Pretty self-explanatory.

 

[BBassic]

Ordered mine with 'April 17' on the back and bugger to anyone who judges me for wearing whatever the f**k I want to wear.

 

[neilbard]

Grown men in replica shirts Wrong

That'll cost a fair bit.

The Emoji will be shite as well............

 

[sussex_guy2k2]

I see no issue with grown men wearing replica shirts to a game to support their team. In fact, I find it odd that people would find this unacceptable as it's just a clear show of support in such circumstances.

Quite why a grown person would wear said replica shirt anywhere other than a football game, or why they'd have a name of any kind on that shirt, is beyond me however.

 

[jonny.rainbow]

Nothing wrong with grown men celebrating their heroes on the back of a shirt.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

IMO grown men can wear what they want, it's a free country, however I do notice usually on holiday, in a nice restaurant the woman has usually made an effort, while the man (often over 40) is wearing a replica shirt. In most cases said shirt is Burnley

 

[whitelion]

IMO grown men can wear what they want, it's a free country, however I do notice usually on holiday, in a nice restaurant the woman has usually made an effort, while the man (often over 40) is wearing a replica shirt. In most cases said shirt is Burnley

Must be Blackpool.

 

[pasty]

Had "pasty" on the back of a shirt in the Withdean days but scary people kept coming up and saying hello to me so I dumped it

 

[BN9 BHA]

IMO grown men can wear what they want, it's a free country, however I do notice usually on holiday, in a nice restaurant the woman has usually made an effort, while the man (often over 40) is wearing a replica shirt. In most cases said shirt is Burnley

What does that say about your choice of holiday destination Doc?

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

What does that say about your choice of holiday destination Doc?

Tom Browns pie n mash emporium on Magalooof front do a good pint for 90c. What's yer point?

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

IMO grown men can wear what they want, it's a free country, however I do notice usually on holiday, in a nice restaurant the woman has usually made an effort, while the man (often over 40) is wearing a replica shirt. In most cases said shirt is Burnley

Simple solution, don't take your summer hols in Blackpool

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Must be Blackpool.

Beat me to it!

 

[dejavuatbtn]

Just realised how crap this shirt looks viewed from behind.