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Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: SW9-VILLA on January 29, 2014, 10:43:11 PM
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You ever wear a footy shirt when you're not at a game etc?
Only really wear them lounging around the house or maybe if I'm down the park in the summer. However I wore a 94/95 home shirt to Glastonbury this year and people were either shaking my hand, complimenting me on the shirt or having lengthy discussions about footy.
Any good/bad/middling experiences from wearing colours in public?
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Yes. It should be illegal.
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I had a darts night tonight. I also have a long standing tradition of wearing a Villa shirt when we play. I was resplendent at darts night bedecked in claret & blue.
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I wear mine for running. Never wear it to a game.
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Only ever wear the current one for games, at the end of every season it becomes another shirt to wear to the gym. Considering wearing my Weimann shirt to my lecture tomorrow though.
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Never wear the shirt home or away. Far too dangerous for me.
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I used to sometimes, apart from coat and occasionally the '82 trackie top I don't wear Villa stuff out on non matchdays these days.
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What are the Nigerians like at darts?
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I wore mine to the SCG. Immediately met another Villa fan from Sutton Coldfield, then a Sheffield United fan who thanked me (us) for not turning up the previous day, then an Albion fan who wanted to take a photo of me with his Albion flag.
I told him I didn't mind having a photo taken with an Albion fan, but I would not be touching his flag.
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I wear mine quite regularly, especially when on holiday.
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Playing games of football would seem to be the obvious time.
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Last time I wore one as a fashion item was my 83 Champions of Europe top on the anniversary of Rotterdam in 2011. I was in Berlin at the time. It was the same night Barcelona ripped the arse out of Man Yoo at Wembley. That was an ace night.
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Never owned a villa shirt since I was about 15. Would feel uncomfortable wearing one aged 48
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I think they're an absolutely brilliant thing, one of the top aspects of modern thing. It just seems to symbolise a unity between the team and the fans, and particularly in summer, look ace as the ground is literally a sea of claret and Blue.
This picture comes to mind as an example, I'm not sure it'd be such an iconic image without all the fat blokes wearing the Macron.
(http://cdn.nextimpulsesports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/182107511.0_standard_709.0.jpg)
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I think they're an absolutely brilliant thing, one of the top aspects of modern thing. It just seems to symbolise a unity between the team and the fans, and particularly in summer, look ace as the ground is literally a sea of claret and Blue.
This picture comes to mind as an example, I'm not sure it'd be such an iconic image without all the fat blokes wearing the Macron.
(http://cdn.nextimpulsesports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/182107511.0_standard_709.0.jpg)
Agree a great image. The look of sheer pleasure on the faces of the fans is what makes the picture so special n my view. Not sure the villa shirts adds anything
Would add that im not in the picture but my face was similarly ecstatic when AW scores
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Wore my Champions of Europe shirt tonight.
But it was as a second layer of four!
(Top layer - a Villa winter coat - £5 from the end of season sale.)
Bargain!
At my age I ain't gonna buy another one!
Never wear my Villa shirts out - only to Villa games, home and away.
Wear Villa socks every day to work - family buy me loads - every Christmas!
Wear claret and blue shirt/tie combo every day for work - never the same on consecutive days - and no club ties. eg: pale blue shirt, claret tie.
TBH, quite classy.
Some people notice. Others just think I'm sartorially elegant!
UTV!
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I wear mine (Acorns sponsored home shirt) to the gym and have had positive comments.
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Maybe 2 days out of 7 in a week. Mixture of responses, some good, some bad. I like wearing the older shirts to show I've been around a while ha ha
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Wear them at the gym
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Living in Manchester, I do take great pride in putting my shirt on after a win, and taking it on a walk through town after a win. I live in the city centre if anyone was wondering.
It was especially delightful on doing so the day after we beat City. Actually if have to admit to getting back from the City game and putting my shirt on for a walk to tesco that evening!
Scarf is on with my suit this morning. Still buzzing!!!
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I wear mine to bed.
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at the match it's retro shirts for me and back in the village ? a polo shirt now and again...
but never ever at the supermarket ! were not Albion or Blues ffs ;)
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We wear the glow-in-the-dark tops for when we go cycling -very practical, as well as cool (in the temperature rather than fashionista sense).
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However I wore a 94/95 home shirt to Glastonbury this year and people were either shaking my hand, complimenting me on the shirt or having lengthy discussions about footy.
I met a guy at Glastonbury in the stripey Muller shirt! Think it was watching Jake Bugg - was it you? :o
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I think they're an absolutely brilliant thing, one of the top aspects of modern thing. It just seems to symbolise a unity between the team and the fans, and particularly in summer, look ace as the ground is literally a sea of claret and Blue.
This picture comes to mind as an example, I'm not sure it'd be such an iconic image without all the fat blokes wearing the Macron.
(http://cdn.nextimpulsesports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/182107511.0_standard_709.0.jpg)
Agree a great image. The look of sheer pleasure on the faces of the fans is what makes the picture so special n my view. Not sure the villa shirts adds anything
Would add that im not in the picture but my face was similarly ecstatic when AW scores
I had tickets for that game but had to give them up as I was moving into Aston uni that day and felt like I had to spend some time with my flatmates.
What a fool I was.
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I think they're an absolutely brilliant thing, one of the top aspects of modern thing. It just seems to symbolise a unity between the team and the fans, and particularly in summer, look ace as the ground is literally a sea of claret and Blue.
This picture comes to mind as an example, I'm not sure it'd be such an iconic image without all the fat blokes wearing the Macron.
(http://cdn.nextimpulsesports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/182107511.0_standard_709.0.jpg)
Whilst I agree with that, I would point out that it is not literally a sea of claret and blue :)
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First Villa shirt I ever bought was the lime green away shirt last season for a tenner. Wear it occasionally for cycling, nice bright colour, and occasionally at the gym when the rest of my kit is going mouldy in the bottom of sports bag.
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However I wore a 94/95 home shirt to Glastonbury this year and people were either shaking my hand, complimenting me on the shirt or having lengthy discussions about footy.
I met a guy at Glastonbury in the stripey Muller shirt! Think it was watching Jake Bugg - was it you? :o
I managed to get my pic on the OS at Glastonbury in a Villa T shirt (not a replicashirt) & my Stan mask, after I tweeted it with a AVFC hashtag.
I high fived a vIlla fan in a toilet queue in Dairy ground - was it either of you?
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I never wear the shirt, but I've got some Villa-related t-shirts - my favourite being the one with McGrath written across the top and his face beneath it, which I wear during the summer. It's funny when I notice people looking at it and thinking, 'why does that picture ring a bell from somewhere?'.
Last summer I saw a lad wearing a Villa top outside of the supermarket, so went straight over to him, shook his hand and asked him whether he followed the Villa as I'd never seen a Villa shirt around town before, to which he replied that he didn't and that it had been given to him as a gift. Didn't really seem to know much about it, which made me look a bit of tit.
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Got the European 82 winning shirt fully signed by the whole squad, I wear it on the night of the 26th may every year I know that sounds cheesy but I just can't help slipping it on and let my mind drift back all those years to that night in Rotterdam
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never. I let my son wear it . Makes me proud
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I always wear it out. Just looks ridiculous tucked in 8)
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Got the European 82 winning shirt fully signed by the whole squad, I wear it on the night of the 26th may every year I know that sounds cheesy but I just can't help slipping it on and let my mind drift back all those years to that night in Rotterdam
It does but it made me laugh.
If we were to win the European Cup again do you think it would top Rotterdam?
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Got the European 82 winning shirt fully signed by the whole squad, I wear it on the night of the 26th may every year I know that sounds cheesy but I just can't help slipping it on and let my mind drift back all those years to that night in Rotterdam
It does but it made me laugh.
If we were to win the European Cup again do you think it would top Rotterdam?
The 5th probably will.
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I always wear it out. Just looks ridiculous tucked in 8)
Why, is it one of those player issue slim fit ones?
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Sometimes wear one at the gym or when playing football.
Used to make me smile when I'd go to the villa non match day. There would always be someone in a villa top.
Tommy Johnson was once asked a question, do you wear your top at home. He replied no, but I know a fellow teammate who does. I'm sure it was on one of the videos.
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Only a retro one. Over the age of 30 it's probably best to give it up.
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I thought this thread was going to be about washing instructions to preserve one's purchases.
Still emotionally scarred by the Hummel Chevron Catastrophe.
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When a teen in the 70's people wearing replica stuff were considered strange - have never worn a Villa shirt but was bought a smart claret t-shirt with crest for Xmas but I am too much of a wimp to wear just that in this weather. Goes on underneath the layers.
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never wear/buy 'new' replica shirts, but have a 80/81 and a 82 euro that I wear out and about, and a very nice blue one with very subtle year and aston villa on it. had a few fans of other teams tell me its smart (Im a scruff btw).
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I wear them. Don't care what anyone else thinks I love our kits. Our replicas are generally smart. I have a player issue 2007/8 away shirt, it's the white Nike one that has blue pinstripes on it, and our current home one.
Would love the mita copiers white away one from the late 80s as that was my first replica given to me by a cousin but lost it years ago :(
And the last Nike home shirt we had. Fucking hard to find that now but it's a really nice top. Bastards.
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I thought this thread was going to be about washing instructions to preserve one's purchases.
Still emotionally scarred by the Hummel Chevron Catastrophe.
Henson AVFC was worse for a mulitude of reasons
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Re: Wearing Villa shirts out
« Reply #32 on: January 30, 2014, 08:47:37 PM »
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Quote from: perry_barr_pet on January 30, 2014, 05:56:23 PM
Got the European 82 winning shirt fully signed by the whole squad, I wear it on the night of the 26th may every year I know that sounds cheesy but I just can't help slipping it on and let my mind drift back all those years to that night in Rotterdam
It does but it made me laugh.
If we were to win the European Cup again do you think it would top Rotterdam?
To put it like this was your first pint the best was your first car no matter how bad it was the best and was your first shag the best in my view yes yes yes a magical night that will be always be in my mind cause it was like my pint ,shag and car the first it's in the history books and know one can ever change that. Just so hope another generation can one day re-live what we went through
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Cheers PBP. Hope I see us win it in my lifetime. I'm 24.
I think to win it now with the way the game has changed would be a bigger achievement than the first to be honest. You never know though, things can change quickly in football. Nobody would have thought Greece could win the Euros or Bradford make the cup final. That's the only bit of hope I cling to.
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I hope you do to
Imagine how I felt as a 10 year old walking down witton lane with my grandad when we had been relegated to the old 3rd division. Then just over 10 years later watching super Dennis lift that cup. Who could of seen that one coming definitely not me.
So always cling to the hope that it will happen cause that is what my grandad told me the stepping stones of wembley 71 and the league cup win of 75 and the magical team of gray Cropley and little deehan etc just made you think that something magical was on the horizon.
You never know in 30 years time you might be writing this post to another generation of villa fans keep I hope you do mate.
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I walked past a bloke on Streatham High Rd, London the other day wearing a Villa training jacket.
I said "Up the Villa!" And he looked at me odd, then looked at the badge and said "Oh, I'm not Villa. Looked a warm jacket in the charity shop"...
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I work in Central London on the gas and I wear my villa hat always no matter if I'm outside mill walls ground I still wear it and everyone comments and says "villa" and I say yea mate the club I love and we chat for ages. Was working late one night when Qpr-Millwall was having it off on the uxbridge road and there was me on a dumper truck with my villa hat on coppers everywhere and me in the middle of it all imagine the looks I got
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I used to wear my 97 Reebok home shirt everywhere until someone snatch and grabbed it off the clothesline. I really like the black shirt with the claret and blue checks down the sides from the Houllier season, and would wear it a lot more if my missus didn't get my surname lettered on the back.
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I used to wear my 97 Reebok home shirt everywhere until someone snatch and grabbed it off the clothesline. I really like the black shirt with the claret and blue checks down the sides from the Houllier season, and would wear it a lot more if my missus didn't get my surname lettered on the back.
;D
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I walked past a bloke on Streatham High Rd, London the other day wearing a Villa training jacket.
I said "Up the Villa!" And he looked at me odd, then looked at the badge and said "Oh, I'm not Villa. Looked a warm jacket in the charity shop"...
And there, ladies and gents, is That London in a nutshell.
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However I wore a 94/95 home shirt to Glastonbury this year and people were either shaking my hand, complimenting me on the shirt or having lengthy discussions about footy.
However I wore a 94/95 home shirt to Glastonbury this year and people were either shaking my hand, complimenting me on the shirt or having lengthy discussions about footy.
I met a guy at Glastonbury in the stripey Muller shirt! Think it was watching Jake Bugg - was it you? :o
I managed to get my pic on the OS at Glastonbury in a Villa T shirt (not a replicashirt) & my Stan mask, after I tweeted it with a AVFC hashtag.
I high fived a vIlla fan in a toilet queue in Dairy ground - was it either of you?
I met a guy at Glastonbury in the stripey Muller shirt! Think it was watching Jake Bugg - was it you? :o
I managed to get my pic on the OS at Glastonbury in a Villa T shirt (not a replicashirt) & my Stan mask, after I tweeted it with a AVFC hashtag.
I high fived a vIlla fan in a toilet queue in Dairy ground - was it either of you?
That might have been me. I wore last seasons home to Glastonbury. It was a long selvage issue so wore it to bed!
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To put it like this was your first pint the best was your first car no matter how bad it was the best and was your first shag the best in my view yes yes yes a magical night that will be always be in my mind cause it was like my pint ,shag and car the first it's in the history books and know one can ever change that. Just so hope another generation can one day re-live what we went through
My first car turned out to be a 500 quid rust bucket that wouldn't start, my first shag was a chubby lass from Essex with my mate on sloppy seconds and my first pint was followed by 3 or 4 more, a marathon vomiting session, and my first hangover. My first Villa European Cup win would be pretty hard to beat though.
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Don't wear the kit to games, oddly though I sometimes put the top on if I'm listening to an away game on the radio or watching at home on tv.
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Hardly wear mine - got an Acorns one I wear to matches if I'm not going out afterwards or taking youngsters who like to wear their colours. Also got an old AST blue one that I wear if I'm biking up the canals.
When I was a youth I'd go to games with a shirt over a sweatshirt and nothing else even in the middle of winter just as the young lads do now. Too cold for me these days.
I've got a two and a half year old son and we're expecting twin boys shortly so in the future I am anticipating a) less sleep b) a lot more replica kit around the house
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I watched the 95-96 portion of the 1000 Premier League Villa goals last night. I don't give a shit i'll get stick today out about, that blue away kits going on today!
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I think they're an absolutely brilliant thing, one of the top aspects of modern thing. It just seems to symbolise a unity between the team and the fans, and particularly in summer, look ace as the ground is literally a sea of claret and Blue.
This picture comes to mind as an example, I'm not sure it'd be such an iconic image without all the fat blokes wearing the Macron.
(http://cdn.nextimpulsesports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/182107511.0_standard_709.0.jpg)
You may offend one or two portly gents on this forum with that comment! (not that I have any knowledge of the size of anyone on here!)
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I think they're an absolutely brilliant thing, one of the top aspects of modern thing. It just seems to symbolise a unity between the team and the fans, and particularly in summer, look ace as the ground is literally a sea of claret and Blue.
This picture comes to mind as an example, I'm not sure it'd be such an iconic image without all the fat blokes wearing the Macron.
(http://cdn.nextimpulsesports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/182107511.0_standard_709.0.jpg)
You may offend one or two portly gents on this forum with that comment! (not that I have any knowledge of the size of anyone on here!)
I ate all the pies!!
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I think they're an absolutely brilliant thing, one of the top aspects of modern thing. It just seems to symbolise a unity between the team and the fans, and particularly in summer, look ace as the ground is literally a sea of claret and Blue.
This picture comes to mind as an example, I'm not sure it'd be such an iconic image without all the fat blokes wearing the Macron.
(http://cdn.nextimpulsesports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/182107511.0_standard_709.0.jpg)
That's the wallpaper on my work computer. I was at that game as well 8)
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I've been assured by my football-hostile lady that the colours of AVFC are extremely natty and complementary. I now have an excuse to wear as much claret and blue as I can (though the line is drawn at the actual holy shirt, sadly).
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However I wore a 94/95 home shirt to Glastonbury this year and people were either shaking my hand, complimenting me on the shirt or having lengthy discussions about footy.
I met a guy at Glastonbury in the stripey Muller shirt! Think it was watching Jake Bugg - was it you? :o
Haha could well have been as it was the Muller one and I did indeed go and see Jake Bugg.
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I only ever wear it when out shopping with the missus and also only if I have it tucked into the replica shorts, with the replica socks on to.
Lots of people wave at me while I walk around the Trafford Centre, so I assume they think its a good thing.
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I have a couple of the retro shirts including the 57 cup final the first two le coq ones and the classic late 70's home shirt.
I received the current home shirt for Christmas this year and whilst it looks ok, it's terrible to wear, especially in the summer of QLD. I wear it in the pool taking my daughter to swimming lessons and that will be it!
At the Adelaide test match I wore the old 70's one and had quite a few people comment on it. At the end of the night we were in a pub and I'd just got a pint in when this Indian security guard came over and told me I couldn't stay and had to leave. When I asked why, he was shifty for a bit and wouldn't answer and then said its because you have a villa shirt on. As I went to protest he cracked a smile and it was then I noticed a guy sitting at a table near the door pointing at a dangling bollocks tattoo on his calf and cracking up laughing.
He came over and we had a bit of a chat and he was actually alright. The funny thing was he pointed to a bloke sitting up by the bar also on his own and said: he's blues too. When I asked why they weren't sitting together he said: we don't get along!! I was laughing and said why not? And he said, he's a right miserable c***!!
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IMO unless you are under 13 or at a match absolutely not. Perhaps in a pub watching a match as long as its covered up on leaving premises. The sight of fat middle aged Brits abroad wearing football shirts straining over their gut is a national embarrassment.
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Thanks!
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IMO unless you are under 13 or at a match absolutely not. Perhaps in a pub watching a match as long as its covered up on leaving premises. The sight of fat middle aged Brits abroad wearing football shirts straining over their gut is a national embarrassment.
Charming - I will be wearing mine on holiday in the canaries with pride !
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I wear mine when cycling, skiing (under my ski jacket), hiking or sports days when I am required to compete in teacher-student 5-a-side, football or basketball (I refuse to play handball or egg-chase)
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Never wear mine!
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This bloke has all the shirts in the world to choose from when selecting his worst ever.......
And he chose one of ours the cheeky sod http://www.football-shirts.co.uk/fans/one-passionate-palermo-fan-reveals-his-universal-shirt-collection_24678
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To be fair that grey Villa kit wasn't much cop.
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I think they're an absolutely brilliant thing, one of the top aspects of modern thing. It just seems to symbolise a unity between the team and the fans, and particularly in summer, look ace as the ground is literally a sea of claret and Blue.
This picture comes to mind as an example, I'm not sure it'd be such an iconic image without all the fat blokes wearing the Macron.
(http://cdn.nextimpulsesports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/182107511.0_standard_709.0.jpg)
That's the wallpaper on my work computer. I was at that game as well 8)
Also my wallpaper at work. As I've got a dual screen set up the rest of the office are under no illusions where my allegiances lie. (Previously the outside of the Holte.)
Only wear mine (the FXPro with the checks down the sides,a 40th birthday present from a non-lapsed Holte Ender) for biking to work in the summer.
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IMO unless you are under 13 or at a match absolutely not. Perhaps in a pub watching a match as long as its covered up on leaving premises. The sight of fat middle aged Brits abroad wearing football shirts straining over their gut is a national embarrassment.
Charming - I will be wearing mine on holiday in the canaries with pride !
Match days, nights down the local only. My Villa shorts are worn on a regular basis however. Good for the beach.
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Wearing it around Melbourne allows fellow fans to gravitate towards to me and discuss the beautiful game - which is a pleasant distraction from the cricketing shower of shite I've had to endure recently. When Heskey's Newcastle Jets were in town last season, I went to the game in one of my villa numbers and ended up chatting to a group of villa fans who had done the same! Heskey, much like Australian footy in general, was shite that day.
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You'll soon have good reason to wear your shirt out.
I was recently given the task of creating the campaign for Cancer Research UK's, Football Shirt Friday. Which naturally meant that there was one shirt that was definitely going to appear. Thanks to the club for giving their consent as well, especially as a number of other teams declined.
(http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/2783/fhff.jpg)
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You'll soon have good reason to wear your shirt out.
I was recently given the task of creating the campaign for Cancer Research UK's, Football Shirt Friday. Which naturally meant that there was one shirt that was definitely going to appear. Thanks to the club for giving their consent as well, especially as a number of other teams declined.
(http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/2783/fhff.jpg)
Nice idea, great job with the poster!
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Nice job. Why would a club decline?
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Nice one
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Brilliant.
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Nice job. Why would a club decline?
Couple of clubs refused because of their existing links to other charities. One club refused, after originally consenting, once they were told that we'd need to remove all sponsor logos in post-production.
Villa, as you'd expect, sent a nice note with their consent and gave us a contact if we needed any other help.
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Nice job. Why would a club decline?
Couple of clubs refused because of their existing links to other charities. One club refused, after originally consenting, once they were told that we'd need to remove all sponsor logos in post-production.
Villa, as you'd expect, sent a nice note with their consent and gave us a contact if we needed any other help.
That's why we are the best football club in the world. Well done by the way.
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They should definitely be worn by fat middle aged blokes just to piss of the snobs on here
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I'm fat. I'm middle-aged. I'll wear one.
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I'm fat. I'm middle-aged. I'll wear one.
I have a bit of a podge and i wear mine for every game i watch in the pub over here.
And i have the European badge on my left calf and the new badge on my right calf. Bollocks to the snobs, i am a Villa fan and proud to be so.
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I'm fat. I'm middle-aged. I'll wear one.
I have a bit of a podge and i wear mine for every game i watch in the pub over here.
And i have the European badge on my left calf and the new badge on my right calf. Bollocks to the snobs, i am a Villa fan and proud to be so.
That's either a very long shirt or you are Toulouse Lautrec.
Exellent poster, exigo!
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Nice job. Why would a club decline?
Couple of clubs refused because of their existing links to other charities. One club refused, after originally consenting, once they were told that we'd need to remove all sponsor logos in post-production.
Villa, as you'd expect, sent a nice note with their consent and gave us a contact if we needed any other help.
not being pedantic, but isn't the villa shirt used one if the old nike ones from when we had the acorns logo? Obviously they wouldn't object to the logo being removed given the cause, but you could understand if not sympathise with a club whose shirt had say a gambling or alcohol sponsor not being willing/ permitted to show the particular shirt without the sponsors logo.
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not being pedantic, but isn't the villa shirt used one if the old nike ones from when we had the acorns logo? Obviously they wouldn't object to the logo being removed given the cause, but you could understand if not sympathise with a club whose shirt had say a gambling or alcohol sponsor not being willing/ permitted to show the particular shirt without the sponsors logo.
The Villa shirt is the Acorns/Nike edition, mostly because it's the most recent home shirt that I own. We tried it with my lime green Macron/Genting away shirt too, but it didn't look as good.
It's for clubs to decide what they are and aren't comfortable with, and it's not for me to judge. Which is why I wouldn't name the clubs in a public forum.
But I did find the spectrum of response fascinating; from 'yep great, do whatever you have to', 'we'd love to be a part of it', 'we're happy for you to use one of our retro kits without sponsors but not a current shirt', to 'not if you're going to remove sponsor logos', 'no, we have our own exclusive charity commitments' and around half of the Premier League clubs who simply didn't respond at all. And special mention to one club who sent us a shirt to use 'on the proviso that we send it back to them after the shoot'.
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tonight Matthew, I will be wearing my purple Macron polo shirt in the pub as there are loads of Tory Royal Blue lottery winners in there to upset..
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Everytime Villa is playing at my local pub I go and see them with one my shirts under a jacket, either the home reebok of the season 1997-98 or my white retro replica shirt of the season 80-81 with the claret and blue collar to show my support as there aren't many villa supporters around my place ! Otherwise I might were them to go running or to take a walk, especially the day after a nice victory haha.
It often provokes interesting conversations about football with people that notice it in general, which is nice !
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A gentle reminder for anybody able to take part in Football Shirt Friday this week, for such a good cause.
(http://www.andypowell.co.uk/images/football%20shirt%20friday/football-shirt-friday-poster.jpg)
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It's Thursday tomorrow.
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It's Thursday tomorrow.
Gah, I'm having one of those weeks. Edited accordingly.
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It's Thursday tomorrow.
Gah, I'm having one of those weeks. Edited accordingly.
Don't worry, i'm having one of those years!
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We're doing Football Shirt Friday and I will proudly wear my Rotterdam shirt to work, it's a while since I wore it and it might be a bit of a snug fit.
I'm hoping we raise about £50 and the company will match whatever we raise.
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We're doing Football Shirt Friday and I will proudly wear my Rotterdam shirt to work, it's a while since I wore it and it might be a bit of a snug fit.
I'm hoping we raise about £50 and the company will match whatever we raise.
Great stuff Villan For Life. I'll be hammering around London between client meetings, rocking the Acorns home shirt/suit jacket combo.
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I've got mine on, purchased from the shop yesterday £15
Happy days