You might as well wear a pink T-shirt with the words 'I like cock' than wear something with ribbons on it.

 

Its shite. Its gay. Its girly.

You might as well wear a pink T-shirt with the words 'I like cock' than wear something with ribbons on it.

 

Its shite. Its gay. Its girly.

 

Ah, so you've seen Big E's outfit too?

You might as well wear a scarf with the words 'I like cock' than wear something with ribbons on it.

 

Its shite. Its gay. Its girly.

 

 

 

I quite like it. It's very sharp (if that is the right term) and looks very smart. I still struggle to justify parting with 40 or so quid every time we bring out a new shirt though

I quite like it. It's very sharp (if that is the right term) and looks very smart. I still struggle to justify parting with 40 or so quid every time we bring out a new shirt though

Something smart and simple like that would be good. I looked forward to new kit, but now it changes every year i'm not too bothered. We will soon have a mid season break and they'll be bringing a new kit out for the second half of the season.

I quite like it. It's very sharp (if that is the right term) and looks very smart. I still struggle to justify parting with 40 or so quid every time we bring out a new shirt though

 

 

Don't then.

 

 

Wait for the turf between Ashley's Sports World, the Administrator's JJB and Whelan's DW Sports (JJB the second) to kick off and the price will tumble.

Don't then.

 

 

Wait for the turf between Ashley's Sports World, the Administrator's JJB and Whelan's DW Sports (JJB the second) to kick off and the price will tumble.

 

This seasons home and away shirts are a tenner at sportssoccerdirect or whatever its called

I quite like it. It's very sharp (if that is the right term) and looks very smart. I still struggle to justify parting with 40 or so quid every time we bring out a new shirt though

 

I didn't bother with this season's 'effort'.

 

Saved meself and little Floyd enough money to buy one next season.

Edited March 31, 200917 yr by floyd

I didn't bother with this season's 'effort'.

 

Saved meself and little Floyd enough money to buy one next season.

 

 

The future is wearing a new purchase of the previous shirt - the two Yatesy boys now own two RBK tops each and I had change out of ?10!

I wouldn't mind getting last season's away kit if its less than a tenner? Anywhere got it? The online club shop hasn't, and neither has JJB in Birmingham surprisingly

Edited March 31, 200917 yr by whiteboy

Sports Direct or whatever they're called.

 

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Edited March 31, 200917 yr by MickyD

 

thatd do me for the next 30 years

 

I like it but I'm getting an urge to replace the Reebok sponsor name with 'HB ELECTRONICS'

Sports Direct or whatever they're called.

 

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cheers, but i'm not sure i'll squeeze into the XS size!

Buying Bolton shirts?

 

Pah!

 

They're shite anyway.

I like it but I'm getting an urge to replace the Reebok sponsor name with 'HB ELECTRONICS'

 

It does look like it dunit,

cheers, but i'm not sure i'll squeeze into the XS size!

 

The shops have will have plenty in stock, the online shop is shite

A possible style hint for the new bolton kit

 

good lord i'm bored

York wore a similar effort in the late 70s. Purple if I remember correctly.

 

 

Edit= addition of picture.

 

Looks like I didn't remember that well!

Edited May 6, 200917 yr by MickyD

 

And Clapton Orient. Clapton Orient? I hear you ask, surely you mean Leyton orient! No siree. It seems they only became Leyton Orient in 1946. Prior to that Clapton Orient and prior to Clapton they were just Orient FC. Orient meaning East.

 

Today's Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter V, the number 9 and the football team Leyton Orient.

Does anyone else here think that wearing modern day football shirts as a fan is a tad gay (meaning gay as my 14 daughter uses the word = "naff")

Edited May 6, 200917 yr by Big_Girl_Oral_Explosion

Does anyone else here think that wearing modern day football shirts is a tad gay (meaning gay as my 14 daughter uses the word = "naff")

 

I would say that it depends on how old you are.

Grown men: no

Kids: fine.

Sports Direct or whatever they're called.

 

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They're cheaper in the club shop.

I would say that it depends on how old you are.

Grown men: no

Kids: fine.

 

I can understand kids as nearly every lad has always wanted a replica kit for his birthday or xmas and new boots or a ball.

 

I can even go with a retro one like the 1950's style or 1960's ones at a push, but surely wearing the club shirts belongs firmly in the 90's along with painted faces and 3 lions on the chest nonsense.

Ill only wear them to either play footy in or around the house when im hungover, cos they dont need ironing!

Ill only wear them to either play footy in or around the house when im hungover, cos they dont need ironing!

 

same here footy shirts are great for knocking about in or for wearing on holbobs in somewhere hot (never an England shirt though which is a shame).

 

The wearing of Brazil shirts in Disneyland should actively encouraged too, for the confussion it causes the dim yanks who work there