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Mase wrote:Genuine question as I havent bought a City shirt for myself to wear for about 10 years - do you guys still buy the shirts?

Personally I stopped quite a few years back and tend to wear the polo shirts instead. I do get our lad a new shirt if he likes that seasons one.

My missus did buy for Xmas the 1976 replica as it was my first City shirt I owned

I never had one (from any team). I have quite a few City t-shirts, though. My favourite is the St Mark's West Gorton one, but I've got too fat lately, so it's a bit too tight to wear in public. But at least black is slimming ...

replica kits shouldn't be worn by any fan over the age of 15

Nigels Tackle wrote:replica kits shouldn't be worn by any fan over the age of 15

Nah 12

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:replica kits shouldn't be worn by any fan over the age of 15

Nah 12

Don't mind wearing an old one. But when I see a bloody great fat white bloke with 'Yaya Toure' emblazoned across his back (couple of years ago) it sort of makes me wonder a bit

Mase wrote:Genuine question as I havent bought a City shirt for myself to wear for about 10 years - do you guys still buy the shirts?

I only own one Nike one. I have about 3 out of 4 shirts from 1996 to when we signed with Nike, though. My oldest has one of the Nike ones, too.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:replica kits shouldn't be worn by any fan over the age of 15

Nah 12

you’re probably right

john@staustell wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:replica kits shouldn't be worn by any fan over the age of 15

Nah 12

Don't mind wearing an old one. But when I see a bloody great fat white bloke with 'Yaya Toure' emblazoned across his back (couple of years ago) it sort of makes me wonder a bit

I was being facetious, anyone can wear one if they want, regardless of age.

I stopped wearing them around 5 years ago, I'm 40 now. I haven't bought one for myself in over 20 years though, it was always an easy Christmas or birthday present for someone to buy me so I had a new shirt every other year, like others it's City polo shirts all the way now

Never been a fan of names on the back but each to their own.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:replica kits shouldn't be worn by any fan over the age of 15

Nah 12

Don't mind wearing an old one. But when I see a bloody great fat white bloke with 'Yaya Toure' emblazoned across his back (couple of years ago) it sort of makes me wonder a bit

I was being facetious, anyone can wear one if they want, regardless of age.

I stopped wearing them around 5 years ago, I'm 40 now. I haven't bought one for myself in over 20 years though, it was always an easy Christmas or birthday present for someone to buy me so I had a new shirt every other year, like others it's City polo shirts all the way now

Never been a fan of names on the back but each to their own.

not a stone island man like i imagine city64 is? his will be market fakes though....

I have a ton of shirts in the drawer. I don't see a problem with any age wearing one. Each to their own. I think it's sad when you see the away support with hardly any shirts being shown because of the chance of getting jumped by dickheads around the stadium.

Always wear something city related to a game, usually a polo top.

Wonderwall wrote:I have a ton of shirts in the drawer. I don't see a problem with any age wearing one. Each to their own. I think it's sad when you see the away support with hardly any shirts being shown because of the chance of getting jumped by dickheads around the stadium.

Always wear something city related to a game, usually a polo top.

Couldn't agree more Bob.

Wonderwall wrote:I have a ton of shirts in the drawer. I don't see a problem with any age wearing one. Each to their own. I think it's sad when you see the away support with hardly any shirts being shown because of the chance of getting jumped by dickheads around the stadium.

Takes me back to my youth. Stanley knives, spitting, fighting, all the crowd in the 16-25 age group, no females or kids and crap crowds.

In a way I sort of wish everyone with an opinion on the future of seating had expereinced matches in the late 70s and above all the 80s

Still remember that Millwall documentary - Benny the Dog, Harry the Pig etc

Only those of a certain vintage will know what I'm talking about

Wonderwall wrote:I have a ton of shirts in the drawer. I don't see a problem with any age wearing one. Each to their own. I think it's sad when you see the away support with hardly any shirts being shown because of the chance of getting jumped by dickheads around the stadium.

Always wear something city related to a game, usually a polo top.

Not Quiet Right WW. Martin Tyler wears a full Scum kit shorts socks and boots, he swaps shirts with the other rag twat Ratface who is also in full Kit with twat on the back !

Ok, don't shoot the messenger, but the 3rd kit is going to be...... (runs for cover)......... FIZZY LEMON AND PEACH!!!

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craigmcfc wrote:Ok, don't shoot the messenger, but the 3rd kit is going to be...... (runs for cover)......... FIZZY LEMON AND PEACH!!!

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Is that not just for half time.

craigmcfc wrote:Ok, don't shoot the messenger, but the 3rd kit is going to be...... (runs for cover)......... FIZZY LEMON AND PEACH!!!

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It's still not peach, and fizzy lemon??? Odd but it might work.

ruralblue wrote:

craigmcfc wrote:Ok, don't shoot the messenger, but the 3rd kit is going to be...... (runs for cover)......... FIZZY LEMON AND PEACH!!!

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It's still not peach, and fizzy lemon??? Odd but it might work.

I'll be honest Jim, I don't give a fuchsia.