Keep your shirt on :)
- Thread starter AccyMad
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The current kit is classy. Of that there can be little doubt.
It’s funny how it seems such a big deal with fans who, it seems, feel £75 better off because they won’t now HAVE to buy a new one.
Nowt as queer as folk.
It’s funny how it seems such a big deal with fans who, it seems, feel £75 better off because they won’t now HAVE to buy a new one.
Nowt as queer as folk.
You certainly have a way of twisting words, I was simply praising the club for sticking with the kit most people seem to like instead of changing for the sake of it & to squeeze more money out of it's supporters
at least we know we will not be getting those awful stripes back for at least another season. i do not buy replica shirts but its still good news for me.
how much for a half and half scarf next season then for him.
The price is about £6-8, less after the game.
The cost is loss of soul and dignity.
Accymad - I was not twisting your words, believe me.
On Twitter there is are a lot of people grateful that the club has not changed kit (as I think people on here are too?)
The reason for that gratitude is that they won't have to buy another. The phenomenon is not confined to Accrington.
The point I'm making is a general one. I don't understand people who own dogs, don't understand people who go on cruises and don't understand people who feel compelled to buy expensive football shirts. (including the classic 1970's Leeds shirt)
I've no idea where I got £75 for a shirt though????
On Twitter there is are a lot of people grateful that the club has not changed kit (as I think people on here are too?)
The reason for that gratitude is that they won't have to buy another. The phenomenon is not confined to Accrington.
The point I'm making is a general one. I don't understand people who own dogs, don't understand people who go on cruises and don't understand people who feel compelled to buy expensive football shirts. (including the classic 1970's Leeds shirt)
I've no idea where I got £75 for a shirt though????
Fair enough - call it a case of crossed wires
P.s - Can understand why people want to wear replica shirts but can't understand why anyone would ever want to buy any Leeds shirt, even a classic one - makes me shudder at the very thought of it
I knew a bloke from Belfast who was a Leeds fan. His parents were responsible for him supporting super Leeds. He lived in very bad poverty and one Xmas his parents bought a plain white T shirt (and white shorts and socks) and painted “8” on the back of it.
Mentally scarred him, but he stuck with it.
Mentally scarred him, but he stuck with it.