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blues-clues wrote:

Patrick wrote:107 kilos of me in a city shirt = pure magic for the ladies

Blimey if there is 107 Kilos of you in the City shirt it must be a big City shirt!

How much more of you is there that is not in the City shirt?

CITYTILLIDIE11 wrote:I love the new shirts, but

There are some fans out there walking around looking right tw@ts ,have seen at least a dozen fans in the home shirt with bulging beer guts who look like they have spray on shirts, I don’t know what they think they look like but it is definitely not cool.

The black away shirt is pure class, it looks great on younger fans and Premiership football players who are toned up, again it does nothing for middle-aged over weight supporters, and they look right tits with the clingy look.

I think the new shirts are designed for the younger generation of fan.

So if you’re a bit overweight carrying a bit around the middle give them a miss lads, if your missus says you look good don’t believe her she’s lying.................................

Bear60 wrote:

CITYTILLIDIE11 wrote:

shawzy wrote:Seen a bloke the other day wearin the home shirt and he was built like humpty dumpty.It was as tight as a sausage skin on him.

Lmao that’s class mate

Was'nt me I aint not bought one yet.

Original Dub wrote:I must be the only one that completely disagrees then. I'm no slim jim, but I find the shirt (the away one anyway - blue isn't flattering if you're a bit over) flattering.

I feel really comfortable in it.

On a side note, it says it can only be handwashed and given the fact its material we haven't used before, I was weary of throwing it in the machine. Have any/all of you just been washing as per usual?

It would save a ball-ache for my mother in law. And before any of you ask, yes, she does have balls that are capable of aching.

Original Dub wrote:Cheers, that's what I've been doing, but I've a mate who's thrown it in the wash once or twice and no harm done... but this kind of shit normally takes a few months washes and slowly goes out of shape, which is the last thing I need because over the last few months I've slowly gone out of shape myself.

CITYTILLIDIE11 wrote:I love the new shirts, but

There are some fans out there walking around looking right tw@ts ,have seen at least a dozen fans in the home shirt with bulging beer guts who look like they have spray on shirts, I don’t know what they think they look like but it is definitely not cool.

The black away shirt is pure class, it looks great on younger fans and Premiership football players who are toned up, again it does nothing for middle-aged over weight supporters, and they look right tits with the clingy look.

I think the new shirts are designed for the younger generation of fan.

So if you’re a bit overweight carrying a bit around the middle give them a miss lads, if your missus says you look good don’t believe her she’s lying.................................

BlueinBosnia wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:my lads away strip came from the city store and the lettering is absolutely crap quality, it will fall off in a matter of weeks... I am going to send it back and demand another

On that note, the inner labels on my kits from last season came off. One due purely to a particularly sweaty day. Took me a while to scrape that silvery rubber off my back.

Original Dub wrote:Cheers, that's what I've been doing, but I've a mate who's thrown it in the wash once or twice and no harm done... but this kind of shit normally takes a few months washes and slowly goes out of shape, which is the last thing I need because over the last few months I've slowly gone out of shape myself.

Original Dub wrote:I must be the only one that completely disagrees then. I'm no slim jim, but I find the shirt (the away one anyway - blue isn't flattering if you're a bit over) flattering...