Available for 44€ from a French website??! Am I missing something here?
http://www.madeinsport.com/fr_nv_fiche__Maillot-Irlande-Domicile-2012-644266.html
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Available for 44€ from a French website??! Am I missing something here?
http://www.madeinsport.com/fr_nv_fiche__Maillot-Irlande-Domicile-2012-644266.html
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i like it, i like those sort of colors, the one now is like a shirt. never liked those ones.
Same template as Sweden's shirt. Want to see what's going on under those arms though. I like it.
Now to wait til there's a couple of sponsor-free ones floating about.
With Nike selling Umbro I was wondering what was gonna happen with us. England have moved to Nike from 2014. NI are now with Adidas.
I would love us to end up with Puma. one day... sigh.
BS, where exactly might one actually find a sponsorless jersey floating about? Have only seen them pop up a very odd time on Ebay. Would love one. I hate the giant sponsor with a passion beyond words!!:angry3:Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
There are ways and means. You gotta keep your ear to the ground. I bagged this one with no sponsor. Was wearing it in Poznan. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Scooby Doo
http://www.mysoccerjerseys.co.uk/wp-...hirt-umbro.jpg
My mate picked it up in a soccer shop in London. Can't remember where but I was alerted to it here from a thread in the Fans Forum.
I'll keep an eye out. What size are ya?
I haven't cared about having "the latest" jersey for any team since about 1992, when I was 10 years old. If you're already steeling yourself to have to shell out a hundred dollars on this new shirt because it's new and the most current, then I would suggest that that's all a little silly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
But that's just my opinion. Would love to know the reasoning behind why some people get annoyed with Ireland changing shirts every year. If I see someone on the street in an Ireland shirt, I'd be more impressed the older the shirt is, rather than how new it is. And I can't see how anyone would bother building a collection these days, seeing as they're produced in such bulk and available on Ebay in the coming years for a fraction of the current cost.
And if anyone uses the "kids asking for the new shirt" reason, it's them that deserve the clip on the ear, not their offspring. :)
Won't somebody think of the parents?! :p
Definitely one of the nicest jerseys we've had in the last number of years
(BonnieShiels' one)
I thought Bonnie was wearing a Tarmonbarry Hibs shirt in Poznan. Or was it Tarmonbarry Alberts? Good t-shirts.
Was it photographed with Kevin Kilbane?
Wets face it all these shirts only cost a few Euro to make, might as well pick up a green t-shirt from Primark for £5 andQuote:
Originally Posted by JGKyne
write Ireland on it with a big marker pen!!! That is pretty much what they did with Richard Dunne when he ripped his shirt
in one match. I mean if the FAI can't be arsed to pay for a shirt why expect the fans too!!!
Err.... I think Eircom *might* be sponsoring that one ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Anyway I suppose the good news is if Ireland continue to play as they did in the Euro's the next shirt might be a sponserless one as
nobody would want to be associated with the team!!
I think the new shirt is OK, it does not look so obviously like a football shirt though but maybe it would more wearable
outside of football events, they all tend to be spoiled by the sponsers logo though.