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I completely get why some adults don't care to wear a football shirt at games or anywhere else for that matter, but to suggest it is because you are an adult that you don't is simply wrong, because millions of adults do wear them. I just don't get this incredibly vociferous and vehement opinion...

Have to say, mine's been through the wash and hasn't suffered at all.

Agree completely about the Amex logo being slightly too short, and it's not 'iron-on' like the official one. The badge is iffy for sure, but the fabric/material is as near as identical as it's possible to tell to an original Nike shirt, and there seems to be nothing wrong with the fit. Each to...

They're remarkably convincing aren't they?

They told us the new shirts would be hung out later today, no offer of going in to see if they could find one in the missus' size.

Profit Paul won't be happy, 11:45 and the shelves in the 'superstore' are pretty much bare. Staff told us they'll be hanging out the new shirts about 1pm, the place has been open since 9am. Super wife has had to go without, I'll lend her my knock-off fake one.

I'm a big fan of this, at last Nike have offered striped shirts in Europe with a sponsor bar, and it looks great. The sleeves might not be to everyone's taste but if you look elsewhere at Nike kit (e.g. Man City, USA) this is how they have been doing it now for a couple of years, at least it's a...

It's been a Nike design 'feature' for a couple of years now, inevitable that we'd end up with it after the likes of England, Man City, USA and others have used it.