As opposed to Chelsea's adidas haute couture?No Fixed Abode wrote:Saw someone in the away shirt earlier. Terrible. Looks cheap.

MoorgateRoyal wrote:As opposed to Chelsea's adidas haute couture?No Fixed Abode wrote:Saw someone in the away shirt earlier. Terrible. Looks cheap.

Thanks for the selfie, I didn't know what you looked like.No Fixed Abode wrote:MoorgateRoyal wrote:As opposed to Chelsea's adidas haute couture?No Fixed Abode wrote:Saw someone in the away shirt earlier. Terrible. Looks cheap.
I'd probably work out what fit me and go from there based on the difference in size between us.Maquisard wrote:So.... if the HNA collective was buying an Al-Habsi shirt for its collective sister-in-law, what size shirt should HNA go for? She's a size 12 in women's clothes but the replica goalkeeper kit options are small, medium, large etc (or there's a junior extra large...)
Same hear. Son has decided he'd have the away shirt rather than have no sponsor on the home shirt. Bloody stupid if you ask me. Its not like its betting, smoking or alcohol related. Surely a parent can decide if an energy drink is suitable for their kids.TBM wrote:Went to buy the home kit for my lad, for his birthday.....why doesn't it come with the sponsor on?
Just looks like a normal blue and white hooped shirt without it......
I wish the adult kit came without the god awful looking sponsor!!TBM wrote:Went to buy the home kit for my lad, for his birthday.....why doesn't it come with the sponsor on?
Just looks like a normal blue and white hooped shirt without it......
I know its only a sponsor but its what people recogniseUpThePrem wrote:Same hear. Son has decided he'd have the away shirt rather than have no sponsor on the home shirt. Bloody stupid if you ask me. Its not like its betting, smoking or alcohol related. Surely a parent can decide if an energy drink is suitable for their kids.TBM wrote:Went to buy the home kit for my lad, for his birthday.....why doesn't it come with the sponsor on?
Just looks like a normal blue and white hooped shirt without it......
Just buy thisJagermesiter1871 wrote:I wish the adult kit came without the god awful looking sponsor!!TBM wrote:Went to buy the home kit for my lad, for his birthday.....why doesn't it come with the sponsor on?
Just looks like a normal blue and white hooped shirt without it......
TBM wrote:Went to buy the home kit for my lad, for his birthday.....why doesn't it come with the sponsor on?
Just looks like a normal blue and white hooped shirt without it......
There's also a sense of glamour and cachet only censoring a product can bring.Scutterbucketz wrote:TBM wrote:Went to buy the home kit for my lad, for his birthday.....why doesn't it come with the sponsor on?
Just looks like a normal blue and white hooped shirt without it......
I asked the same question to the chap in the shop when I was buying it for my 4 year old daughter. He looked down his nose at me and said with distain "because it has a high caffeine, high sugar energy drink sponsor on the front".
More fool him, I thought, as kids love that shit.
But they're happy to sell the away shirt with Thai Airlines on it, have they not seen the news recently....Scutterbucketz wrote:TBM wrote:Went to buy the home kit for my lad, for his birthday.....why doesn't it come with the sponsor on?
Just looks like a normal blue and white hooped shirt without it......
I asked the same question to the chap in the shop when I was buying it for my 4 year old daughter. He looked down his nose at me and said with distain "because it has a high caffeine, high sugar energy drink sponsor on the front".
More fool him, I thought, as kids love that shit.
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