ricardo62:
A pe hate of mine , anybody that isn’t a footy player wearing a football shirt , in public , makes me want to throw up , especially on hol abroad most have the body of a dart player , people should be stopped from boarding planes at the airport if there wearing 1
My old man is the same, when they retired to Spain (not the part where footie shirts are worn ) I always used to wear a Spurs shirt when flying over to visit, just to ■■■■ off the old man when he picked me up from the airport
ricardo62:
A pe hate of mine , anybody that isn’t a footy player wearing a football shirt , in public , makes me want to throw up , especially on hol abroad most have the body of a dart player , people should be stopped from boarding planes at the airport if there wearing 1
Too true, plus I’ve always found it quite “strange” that a grown man would want to wear a shirt with another bloke’s name on it
ricardo62:
A pe hate of mine , anybody that isn’t a footy player wearing a football shirt , in public , makes me want to throw up , especially on hol abroad most have the body of a dart player , people should be stopped from boarding planes at the airport if there wearing 1
Too true, plus I’ve always found it quite “strange” that a grown man would want to wear a shirt with another bloke’s name on it
My old man has had a season ticket for Stoke for over 50 years. First time he ever took me out solo as a nipper was when they won the league cup in 72 and toured the city in a bus.
I cannot abide football if I’m honest, but he’s in a wheelchair now (lost a leg through diabetes) and has lost the sight in one eye. If he didn’t go and watch Stoke, he’d never leave the house, and if I didn’t take him, nobody else would. So we make the most of it, bit of father and son bonding time.
I keep thinking of getting us shirts done. But the only name on them would be our surname. Was thinking of getting them with the numbers 1 and 2, but he’d only have a gripe as he’s never been a goalkeeper, so option 2 is to get them done with 46 and 71, the years of our births.
ricardo62:
A pe hate of mine , anybody that isn’t a footy player wearing a football shirt , in public , makes me want to throw up , especially on hol abroad most have the body of a dart player , people should be stopped from boarding planes at the airport if there wearing 1
Too true, plus I’ve always found it quite “strange” that a grown man would want to wear a shirt with another bloke’s name on it
Confuses me, that. “Oooh, look! It’s David beckham! Here in Ross on Wye!” Often, it turns out not to be Beckham.
ricardo62:
A pe hate of mine , anybody that isn’t a footy player wearing a football shirt , in public , makes me want to throw up , especially on hol abroad most have the body of a dart player , people should be stopped from boarding planes at the airport if there wearing 1
Too true, plus I’ve always found it quite “strange” that a grown man would want to wear a shirt with another bloke’s name on it
Well Switch wont mind
So its WC time soon that’ll be good for some extra ot then
NewLad:
I remember only about 5 years ago you could get an Adults England shirt from Sports World for quite a bit less than £40. I’d want a night with Rooney’s missus for £90, with the shirt and change!
she doesn’t give head though so has to pay granny from liverplop or Jenny £1000! people will buy them, made for a £5 note
I said they would not get past first stage time to clean the car with the shirt if you were stupid enough to buy one, England team ,what a bunch of overpaid pampered tosses they are
) I always used to wear a Spurs shirt when flying over to visit, just to ■■■■ off the old man when he picked me up from the airport 
or Jenny £1000! 
made for a £5 note 