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Author Topic: Aston Villa players complain Castore shirts negatively impact performance  (Read 31135 times)

Offline Somniloquism

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Re: Aston Villa players complain Castore shirts negatively impact performance
« Reply #285 on: December 11, 2023, 09:15:50 PM »
Matty Law, he's one of us, right? Can't imagine any other Torygraph football reporter would give enough of a toss to write an article about this.

Although the Express also have a similar story by Sam Smith, not sure if you can tell from the title the pictures used.

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Alisha Lehmann's 'wet-look' kit changed as Aston Villa receive new shirts from Castore

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Re: Aston Villa players complain Castore shirts negatively impact performance
« Reply #286 on: December 12, 2023, 11:27:34 AM »
Call me crazy but I think we've done alright in the sweaty shirts and should just keep wearing them!

Should we call you CBITWDAITSSASJKWT for short?

 


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