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won a golden seat comp, wouldnt you wear your colours ?
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Swales lives
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I haven't bought a City shirt since "Saab" was the sponsor.
football shirts are for players and kids.. oh and really fat cünts.
football shirts are for players and kids.. oh and really fat cünts.
law74
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Swales lives said:I haven't bought a City shirt since "Saab" was the sponsor.
football shirts are for players and kids.. oh and really fat cünts.
Not really, they are a decent casual wear for chilling about the house, easy to wash, easy to dry and dont need ironing, I wear one most weekends when i am not doing much but sit in the house spouting sh1te on here with a pair of shorts or tracksuit bottoms (though the one i have on today is the old White Navy and maroon Kappa Brother shirt).
Roger Ringpiece
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Probably not looking at how they are dressed in the video....
scall said:Is that the competition where you win a meal in the Mancunian Lounge? The lounge that has a fairly strict 'smart casual' dress code?
Interstate 5 said:Maybe they're grown ups who don't think they have to wear a shirt to prove they're real fans?
Some of our support turns up looking like they think they'll get a game if they've brought their own kit.
Fair point...but some of the shirts are pretty good cas' clothing....Last years away was pretty good, and black always good for disguising the gut!
Danny Hoekman
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law74 said:Swales lives said:I haven't bought a City shirt since "Saab" was the sponsor.
football shirts are for players and kids.. oh and really fat cünts.
Not really, they are a decent casual wear for chilling about the house, easy to wash, easy to dry and dont need ironing, I wear one most weekends when i am not doing much but sit in the house spouting sh1te on here with a pair of shorts or tracksuit bottoms (though the one i have on today is the old White Navy and maroon Kappa Brother shirt).
Really? ;-)
Ticket For Schalke
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prob wouldnt be allowed to wear the shirt in hospitality, then again, your not allowed jeans so i dunno, older lad seems a blue, other one as poor banter and little knowlwedge.
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Anonymous
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i've got city shirts from 1990 (i'm 33)
but i've never been to a game with colours on
i don't feel i have to wear my shirt to show my allegiance.
but i've never been to a game with colours on
i don't feel i have to wear my shirt to show my allegiance.
Juddaman83
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People still wear football shirts after the age of 16?
Footballers wear football shirts, we just watch football.
Do you cycling fans do to the Tour De France donned in tight fitting lycra. Not many (well not the sane ones)
Footballers wear football shirts, we just watch football.
Do you cycling fans do to the Tour De France donned in tight fitting lycra. Not many (well not the sane ones)
daveduke67
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Celebritykiller said:People still wear football shirts after the age of 16?
Footballers wear football shirts, we just watch football.
Do you cycling fans do to the Tour De France donned in tight fitting lycra. Not many (well not the sane ones)
What about the people who watch swimming? Do they go in speedos?