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I think it's how the material shows up under certain light rather than being too noticable.

It's a design classic, no idea why we're using it mind you.

I don't mind that myself, prevents grating the nips like some older shirts we've had.

I think Carl Baker's just an oddly-shaped man.

Here's a bigger wallpaper-size shot for a clearer look (I'll link rather than embed): http://www.ccfc.co.uk/javaImages/5e/a3/0,,10269~10920798,00.jpg

To be honest I was expecting some balloonish monstrosities, but both are alright. Glad we stuck with all sky blue for the home.

http://www.ccfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10269~2795172,00.html Whoever called the Brazil tribute nailed it.

There's an art to posting as different people, I adeptly switch between Glen and thorninmyside with ease. I'm also Brian, and so's my wife.

Jesus. It's lovely how sport is universal and inclusive, isn't it?

I don't think it'll be restricted access, it's just a little heads-up for the ST crowd.

It'd be ridiculous if they're just tease shots, as they're on sale less than 18 hours later.

Sweet lord, that Visa one is the edge of insanity. Surely they'd want as many people to have access to disposable cash as is humanly possible?

I preferred the yellow and black one with the little diagonal stripes running across it. First Cov shirt I had I think.

What are you doing on the internet? Don't you know we may not have a club in a few weeks. Did you have breakfast today? How can you waste time eating when we may not have a club in a few weeks.

I think it's places serving beer within a certain radius, so Tesco would be alright I'd imagine. This may not even be a general Olympic thing, might just be for the actual Olympic park itself where I believe they're selling Heineken at the equivalent of £7ish a pint.

There's a rule with the World Cup where only a particular beer (I think Bud?) can be sold within x distance of a venue. If they apply that to the Olympics that would have to include the casino too I'd imagine. It's all a bit of a headache.

I don't think either do on Sundays, and the city centre shop is cutting its opening hours as it is also for now.

Do they have to obscure the branding? I wasn't sure if it was just that the name couldn't be referenced or they have to cover up anything that isn't IOC-approved.

Can't really expect much more from the ticketing manager I'd have thought, like Carl Baker's probably not best placed to tell you what's on the menu in the corporate box.

Ben Turner looks delighted to be wearing that.