New LOI Jerseys

**redobit** · 22/02/2011, 12:54 PM

Originally Posted by Red Army

Out of interest how many here wear jerseys to games? Always cringe when I see adults kitted out the the latest jersey I think its only really something for the kids.

People should be wearing their team colours to matches. I hate seeing people going to games and you would never see any colours on the them. They could be going to Mass or anywhere.

**Guinney** · 22/02/2011, 12:58 PM

Originally Posted by Red Army

Out of interest how many here wear jerseys to games? Always cringe when I see adults kitted out the the latest jersey I think its only really something for the kids.

I don't think there is any problem with adults wearing jerseys or any other gear from their club. Walk around any town, you will see plenty wearing Premiership teams jerseys (myself included at times). It shows you support the club and buying club merchandise is good for the club. You're either joking or just made one of the worst comments I read on here on a long time.

**Mr A** · 22/02/2011, 1:28 PM

Are people still rising to Red Army's posts?

Down with that sort of thing.

**thischarmingman** · 22/02/2011, 3:31 PM

Originally Posted by Red Army

Always cringe when I see adults kitted out the the latest jersey I think its only really something for the kids.

**bullit** · 22/02/2011, 3:50 PM

http://twitpic.com/42imhs

*PUKE*

Rugby Leauge shirt

**sixesandsevens** · 22/02/2011, 5:16 PM

Originally Posted by bullit

*PUKE*

Rugby Leauge shirt

I like it! Not enough clubs go for the v style look. But as for that screw....

**Pauro 76** · 23/02/2011, 10:51 AM

That Dundalk away kit. Direct lift from the new Umbro Canada kit....

http://www.footballshirtculture.com/...ball-kits.html

I'd have loved it if Umbro had gone more along the lines of their South American kits for their LoI kits. Very classy stuff....

http://www.footballshirtculture.com/...ll-shirts.html

http://www.footballshirtculture.com/...ll-shirts.html

http://www.footballshirtculture.com/...ll-shirts.html

**Guinney** · 23/02/2011, 4:29 PM

I like the new Dundalk away kit, its different from the norm. Alot of people don't like the screw, personally I don't mind it

**poster** · 23/02/2011, 5:03 PM

Originally Posted by Guinney

Alot of people don't like the screw, personally I don't mind it

As long as I'm in the mood, I don't mind it either.

**SwanVsDalton** · 24/02/2011, 1:08 AM

That Dundalk kit is the greatest LOI gift to Irish Star sports desk sub-editors since Gary Dicker.

**born2bwild** · 24/02/2011, 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by pineapple stu

We're keeping our home and away as well, although there may be a change of sponsor.

That's a euphemism for a change of government, isn't it?

**punkrocket** · 24/02/2011, 12:44 PM

I hate seeing people going to games and you would never see any colours on the them.

Let's just be glad they are going to matches at all, thay can be wearing their wives panties and bras for all I care.

Now that I think of it might be a good promo. Plenty of availabilty in Bohs colours. Green and white,claret and blue not so much, but might be nice....mmmmmm...just let me picture it for a moment...

**The Dynamo** · 24/02/2011, 3:09 PM

Originally Posted by redobit

People should be wearing their team colours to matches. I hate seeing people going to games and you would never see any colours on the them. They could be going to Mass or anywhere.

Rubbish, some people like to wear jerseys, some dont, its a ridiculous argument.

If you like to wear your teams colours go ahead, thats your personnel choice, but you cant dictate what other people should wear.

For me, i would never wear any of my teams colour to games, thats because i like going in my jeans, polo and jumper/jacket, i like clothes and I like wearing nice stuff to the football and it suits me if I want to go to out after the game.

**SwanVsDalton** · 24/02/2011, 3:15 PM

Originally Posted by The Dynamo

Rubbish, some people like to wear jerseys, some dont, its a ridiculous argument.

If you like to wear your teams colours go ahead, thats your personnel choice, but you cant dictate what other people should wear.

For me, i would never wear any of my teams colour to games, thats because i like going in my jeans, polo and jumper/jacket, i like clothes and I like wearing nice stuff to the football and it suits me if I want to go to out after the game.

Ye can't even throw a club scarf on?

**redobit** · 24/02/2011, 3:24 PM

Originally Posted by The Dynamo

Rubbish, some people like to wear jerseys, some dont, its a ridiculous argument.

If you like to wear your teams colours go ahead, thats your personnel choice, but you cant dictate what other people should wear.

For me, i would never wear any of my teams colour to games, thats because i like going in my jeans, polo and jumper/jacket, i like clothes and I like wearing nice stuff to the football and it suits me if I want to go to out after the game.

Thank God most people dont think like you so - cause LOI grounds would be a lot less colourful places if they did.

Originally Posted by The Dynamo

i like clothes

we all do