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Grown adults wearing replica football kits?
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A big no from me. Kids for sure and I guess a bunch of young guys / girls as long as they’re slim enough and it’s not stretched in the middle.
Would also ban the little flags on cars although not so many this year? |
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over a year ago
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If it makes them happy who cares. Not doing any harm and it’s just entering the spirit of the World Cup.
That said, it’s not the sexiest look, but they aint wearing them to pull a hottie so it’s all gravy  |
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I'm indifferent to it. There's plenty folk shouldn't wear but still do. They've earned their money to buy it, it's a free(ish) country still. Let em crack on. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just the top during the world cup, while they watch the games, or at their team's football match is ok by me.
Everyday wear, not so much, unless everything else is in the wash. |
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No. Even if they're going to the football. I remember a few years ago seeing a grown up in the local Tesco Here in dundee, now I'm talking 40s. Full man utd kit, top, shorts and socks with Beckham 7 on the back |
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I'm indifferent about football but wouldn't look twice at a man in a football top never mind a full replica kit, but I have the same thoughts on people that wear joggers as casual wear too, it's a definite no.
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Usually that person in the supermarket who absolutely honks of B.O. is wearing a football shirt.
Then you get those blokes who think rocking up to a decent bar or function in a football shirt is acceptable.  |
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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago
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"Usually that person in the supermarket who absolutely honks of B.O. is wearing a football shirt.
Then you get those blokes who think rocking up to a decent bar or function in a football shirt is acceptable. "
This. Its that horrid nylon material they are made from, makes them all sweaty and smelly. It drys super fast so the wearer is perhaps not as aware of their sweaty pits as they might be in say a cotton t shirt which would SHOW the wet pit area. |
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Mr here. I was bought a footy shirt this season and wore it now and then (usually to go to the match or the gym) but I would never - and I mean NEVER - go “full kit wanker” or have another man’s name on my back. If you’re a kid then a name on the back is fine, but it’s a bit sad on grown-ups, especially fat old men.  |
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"No. Even if they're going to the football. I remember a few years ago seeing a grown up in the local Tesco Here in dundee, now I'm talking 40s. Full man utd kit, top, shorts and socks with Beckham 7 on the back"
That is way over the top, unless they're carrying a bag of football's to coach a kid's team. |
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