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Directorman posted:This could just be for the African Cup, but I'm really not a fan of Puma's kits for Cameroon and Ivory Coast at all I like both of the away shirts a lot.
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w00bi posted:Is that an elephant in the shoulder image? It's the elephant from the ivory coast badge.
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RedPaddy posted:It's turning out to be quite hard to find a place selling a ROI away shirt, even online it's only available in a few places and there's no option for numbers or anything. I'm not sure I'd even be an M size since I'm a small guy and that's the lowest size available. Oh well, as long as its here by saturday to ensure my team's victory. (If they lose you will know that I didn't get it in time to wear while watching the match) This might sound weird, but you'd probably get a Ryanair flight to Dublin for little more than the postage from an online shop  There's a Champion Sports in the airport too...
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Haha, you aren't wrong, £130 for a 3-day round ticket That's pretty tempting Edit: £34 by train + ferry D: RedPaddy fucked around with this message at 16:03 on Oct 7, 2009 |
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RedPaddy posted:Haha, you aren't wrong, £130 for a 3-day round ticket If you book a bit in advance, you'll get it for nothing. Last time I went to London, it cost me £25 return!
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How expensive is Dublin central? Now I've got the idea of a weekend there in my head. There seem to be a lot of cheap hostels around, the most expensive part of the trip would be the shirt. How strict are the city centre pubs on match days? I know we've had days where the more central bars only sold tickets beforehand and were all round bastards about letting you in after K.O. Though the idea of travelling to dublin and then being unable to see the game anywhere is a funny one, I'd rather it didn't happen to me
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Why not get someone from here to post you one?
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RedPaddy posted:How expensive is Dublin central? Now I've got the idea of a weekend there in my head. There seem to be a lot of cheap hostels around, the most expensive part of the trip would be the shirt. How strict are the city centre pubs on match days? I know we've had days where the more central bars only sold tickets beforehand and were all round bastards about letting you in after K.O. I've never had trouble getting into a pub for a game, although I watch most at home. I've never heard of anyone having trouble either really. Maybe during the World Cup or something like that. Just get there early. If you are coming over, there are still tickets left for the game I think, but you'd have to buy tickets for the Montenegro game too. As for cost, Dublin is quite expensive, but not too bad. Pints are around €5-5.50 in city centre I think.
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That would be a bit of an anti climax now wouldn't it Edit: to luvd RedPaddy fucked around with this message at 16:56 on Oct 7, 2009 |
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Mickolution posted:I've never had trouble getting into a pub for a game, although I watch most at home. I've never heard of anyone having trouble either really. Maybe during the World Cup or something like that. Just get there early. If you are coming over, there are still tickets left for the game I think, but you'd have to buy tickets for the Montenegro game too. Yeah I would've gone for a ticket but I checked and from the look of things they cost from 100 euro upwards and I'm not that impulsive. I'll see if I can convince any of my non-irish friends. The POP (price of pint) sounds steep but I was thinking mainly of capital city syndrome where anything that could possibly be used by tourists/visitors (taxis, resturants) has massive price inflation. Don't worry I won't stalk all you jackeen goons, just Craiglen
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Got my new valencia kit with David Villa on the back today.
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Anyone know a good website I could get a Getafe kit from? I want the King.
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Bacon of the Sea posted:Anyone know a good website I could get a Getafe kit from? I want the King. I just checked Getafe's official website and it's like something out of 1997. You can't even buy anything online, they give you a phone number to call if you want to order something.
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RedPaddy posted:It's turning out to be quite hard to find a place selling a ROI away shirt, even online it's only available in a few places and there's no option for numbers or anything. I'm not sure I'd even be an M size since I'm a small guy and that's the lowest size available. Oh well, as long as its here by saturday to ensure my team's victory. (If they lose you will know that I didn't get it in time to wear while watching the match) Why an away one? And pints are usually under 5 euro in a lot of pubs. Some pubs charge more on Saturday nights because they're cunts.
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Craiglen posted:Why an away one? White so I can wear it for my league team The new one is pretty ugly though, horizontal lines spoil the whole thing
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wicka posted:I like both of the away shirts a lot. Me too. If they didn't have the cut-off, they would be really cool. Especially the yellow with the red stripes. But the cut-off ruins it a bit for me, though I'd like to see it in action.
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Beautiful kits.
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Directorman posted:I take back what I said  is that sticking out at the bottom of the jerseys.
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An excited invisible man.
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What you guys never tuck your boners up like that? I'm still trying to resist the temptation to get a Ankaragucu kit with Vassell on the back. HANDS IN THE AIR!
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Boners aside, those are great shirts.
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Manchester City have a Ricky Gervais character discussing making their kits. The differences he points out as visionary are pretty extraordinary: "The old kit had a sash that went this way, right, but I put some new innovative thinking to use, right, and I thought, well, what if the sash went... THAT way  "
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identikit posted:What you guys never tuck your boners up like that? Please tell me you have found somewhere that sells it.
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Eau de MacGowan posted:Manchester City have a Ricky Gervais character discussing making their kits. The differences he points out as visionary are pretty extraordinary: "The old kit had a sash that went this way, right, but I put some new innovative thinking to use, right, and I thought, well, what if the sash went... THAT way He really did manage to make designing some awesome kits sound incredibly boring. Despite that, good feature for Adebayor looking smug when he pulled on the different kits.
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Sourpuss posted:Please tell me you have found somewhere that sells it. I've been searching everywhere for it. I'm pretty close to booking a holiday there at this rate.
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just for us that are Scots fans... don't know what they'll look like yet, but I don't remember ever seeing Scotland in Adidas... but here is some mildly interesting news (for some of us)... http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish_fa_news.cfm?page=902&newsID=5118 for the record, I didn't hate diadora, I thought some of the kits were pretty classy (and I own most of them), but I'm curious to see what they'll do with Scotland
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was watching hilights of Sevilla-Stuttgart. Their away kit for the Champions League is great.
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MoPZiG posted:was watching hilights of Sevilla-Stuttgart. Their away kit for the Champions League is great. In this case does great mean ugliest kit ever?
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MoPZiG posted:was watching hilights of Sevilla-Stuttgart. Their away kit for the Champions League is great. It looks awesome, except the yellow side. That thing is loving ugly.
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Where might I be able to get a '07-'08 Liverpool jersey? I don't mind spending a bit more if quality worksmanship is there. I like the collar.
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TyChan posted:Where might I be able to get a '07-'08 Liverpool jersey? I don't mind spending a bit more if quality worksmanship is there. Home with Kuyt on the back Away
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TyChan posted:Where might I be able to get a '07-'08 Liverpool jersey? I don't mind spending a bit more if quality worksmanship is there. Jomzajung is cheap and the quality is totally fine in all the ones I've had.
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Chuggo posted:Jomzajung is cheap and the quality is totally fine in all the ones I've had. How is the quality of the shirts from there? I'm considering getting an England shirt for my dad for Christmas.
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Kulex posted:How is the quality of the shirts from there? I'm considering getting an England shirt for my dad for Christmas. Mine have always been fine, a couple of loose threads sometimes but only ever superficial, nothing major. Not sure exactly where their stock comes from but it's all the right materials and badges and everything, so it's not fake stuff.
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Yeah I can vouch for them (jomzajung.com/bestway4you.com/bornprosper.com) from the few kits I've had over the past few years. All the bits are exactly right. They do seem to skimp on things like elastic, on the kits that have them, meaning getting your head in them can be a bit of fun. Harmonica fucked around with this message at 18:35 on Nov 3, 2009 |
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I decided a few weeks ago to support Honduras for the World Cup. And this is now cemented after seeing the sublime football shirts they have: The ones on the end are absolutely fantastic. Unfortunately they're £55 on subside sports - the only place I can find them. I've not bought a shirt for a small side like this during a tournament before. Is it likely that I'll be able to find it for £40 or so in the Summer?
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Atomic Dog posted:I decided a few weeks ago to support Honduras for the World Cup. And this is now cemented after seeing the sublime football shirts they have: Check https://www.onionbag.com as you get closer to the World Cup. They're located in the US but usually have most of the South/Central American shirts in stock and generally run about $70-80 USD. They're sold out of their Honduras stuff right now but that's really to be expected after they qualified for the World Cup.
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