I just spend my money buying up classic shirts from various sites. They'll never go out of fashion.
To never go out of fashion, surely they'd need to be fashionable in the first place ?
Popular, yes. One or two Umbro were, indeed, pretty good within their world. But I maintain that wearing a replica football shirt, made from polymer and emblazoned with a sponsor's logo, is about as fashionable as carrying a Tesco carrier bag.They were bought and worn en masse by Blues. You believe some of our Umbro gear from 2010 wasn't smart? I don't see the love for our current strips.
Popular, yes. One or two Umbro were, indeed, pretty good within their world. But I maintain that wearing a replica football shirt, made from polymer and emblazoned with a sponsor's logo, is about as fashionable as carrying a Tesco carrier bag.
Who mentioned despising anyone? The only thing I have against replica kits is their being described as 'fashionable'. After all, you choose to call them a uniform now; uniform representing the very opposite of fashionable - does that ring a bell?So don't attend a match again if you despise us wearing our uniforms. Are you all the same Clone Island jacket and Lacoste polo at every match? I think I've spent a season sitting near you before. The rest of your wardrobe is probably from Primark.
Nothing wrong with Primark. Great clothes at perfectly appropriate prices for what they are. As opposed to £50 for a bit of shiny flammable wafer thin material.So don't attend a match again if you despise us wearing our uniforms. Are you all the same Clone Island jacket and Lacoste polo at every match? I think I've spent a season sitting near you before. The rest of your wardrobe is probably from Primark.