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    on the note o wristbands and money going to charity, this is another very good cause - http://www.makepovertyhistory.org/getaband.html#sms

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillo
    I noticed Robbie Keane had a red wristband against the chinese!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheJamaicanP.M.
    That had nothing to do with the colour of the Chinese flag believe me. Robbie has the best collection of wristbans in the Premiership. His favouite is the yellow one. He also has the black and white wristbands. He's even been seen wearing a green one with words engraved on it saying "Kiss me, I'm Irish". Last week when he was in Dublin, he added to his collection. He bought a red one (just like Don Vito's) in Brown Thomas (former employer of his girlfriend Claudine). Robbie said that he was only interested in helping a good cause. Like us all.
    Isn't there a Blackrock College one now PM? Maybe you could fill us in on this one. If its true, that is truely taking the John Thomas.
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    I wear an anti-racism band, not just to get racism kicked out of football, but to try and rid it from society in general.

    I walked into a sports shop in Cork city today (wont name it) and I saw a load of different coloured bands on the counter. On closer inspection the company who had made them, which was NOCO, I say again NOCO, marketed them as 'fashion bands'! That, in my opinion, is an absolute disgrace!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by colblimp
    I wear an anti-racism band, not just to get racism kicked out of football, but to try and rid it from society in general.
    Same here
    I walked into a sports shop in Cork city today (wont name it) and I saw a load of different coloured bands on the counter. On closer inspection the company who had made them, which was NOCO, I say again NOCO, marketed them as 'fashion bands'! That, in my opinion, is an absolute disgrace!! :mad
    Disgraceful

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    Quote Originally Posted by colblimp
    I walked into a sports shop in Cork city today (wont name it) and I saw a load of different coloured bands on the counter. On closer inspection the company who had made them, which was NOCO, I say again NOCO, marketed them as 'fashion bands'!
    Coldblimp, have you seen the fashion bands in any other shops? Haven't seen them in Dublin yet. Wouldn't mind getting one or two to add to my collection. Still, you cant beat the real deal. I prefer the yellow one. Robbie Keane wears that one, although I see he's also got a red one now. However, like Don Vito always says, you should never wear more than one wristband at a time or else it looks like you're using it purely as a fashion item. I noticed that Gardner fella that plays for Bolton was wearing the anti-racism wristband along with two other wristbands yesterday. Naiive chap.
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    Wayne Rooney has an anti racism 1 and a blue 1.

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    On various highlights programmes last night a few players from different clubs were wearing two or more...

    As for seeing bands in different shops, no I haven't. I'm sure, though, that if you walk into any sports shop they will be selling them as fashion bands trying to make a few bob.

    Disgusting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by colblimp
    On various highlights programmes last night a few players from different clubs were wearing two or more...

    As for seeing bands in different shops, no I haven't. I'm sure, though, that if you walk into any sports shop they will be selling them as fashion bands trying to make a few bob.

    Disgusting.
    Stop taking the moral high-ground mate. Tell the truth. Like myself and 90% of others who wear wristbands, we're doing so coz they're fashion assessories. It's just a mere coincidence that our money goes to charity.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheJamaicanP.M.
    Stop taking the moral high-ground mate. Tell the truth. Like myself and 90% of others who wear wristbands, we're doing so coz they're fashion assessories. It's just a mere coincidence that our money goes to charity.
    With respect, that's a load of bo!!ox! If I had wanted to look 'cool' I would have bought every colour band in that sports shop on Friday.

    Find out the truth before you start slagging people off...'Mate'!!!
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    Have a Make Poverty History one and a green one that says Erin Go Bragh
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    Quote Originally Posted by liam88
    a green one that says Erin Go Bragh
    is that for a charity liam, because it's sounding like it might be a fashion statement
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