oscillatewildly
Well-Known Member
Just not the fucking colour.
Sorry - I hate this shirt. Fake or pucker.
Just not the fucking colour.They have got the number of chevrons correct on this one though!!!
Playing, gym, or to the game for me.Saying that I'd only wear a real city shirt for playing or the gym.
So many good quality fakes in Bkk, club and international teams. Bought the Columbia 100% anniversary shirt and the Argentina 50 th anniversary shirt for a combined total of £12 quid.Playing, gym, or to the game for me.
Dunno why just never occur to me to wear it elsewhere
The new shirt is awful for the gym compared with last seasons. The material doesn't breath as much.Playing, gym, or to the game for me.
Dunno why just never occur to me to wear it elsewhere
Yeah the big club fakes are pretty good but I guess there is less desire for and competition in selling fake Cov shirts so they can "phone it in" when it comes to the quality of them.You can get some really decent fakes nowadays, that are pretty much identical to the real versions. It's a good option when the official shirts are £80+.
Saying that, doesn't seem to apply to Coventry shirts though.
Still see fakes of last seasons home shirt around the ground on matchdays and they're a weird turquoise colour usually and the arms are a completely different shade of blue. Look awful
When I was in Thailand earlier this year we went into a few football shops that were selling ‘fakes’ that you’d never be able to tell weren’t genuine. Even had a few shirts that weren’t released at the point too, it was mad.You can get some really decent fakes nowadays, that are pretty much identical to the real versions. It's a good option when the official shirts are £80+.
Saying that, doesn't seem to apply to Coventry shirts though.
Still see fakes of last seasons home shirt around the ground on matchdays and they're a weird turquoise colour usually and the arms are a completely different shade of blue. Look awful
When I was in Thailand earlier this year we went into a few football shops that were selling ‘fakes’ that you’d never be able to tell weren’t genuine. Even had a few shirts that weren’t released at the point too, it was mad.
MBK shopping store in Bangkok has a few and shops about 10 mins walk from National Stadium also do fans and player versions.When I was in Thailand earlier this year we went into a few football shops that were selling ‘fakes’ that you’d never be able to tell weren’t genuine. Even had a few shirts that weren’t released at the point too, it was mad.
totally get that for kids too. Especially if it’s things like international shirts which are stupid moneyI wonder if some of these new shirts with the various designs and shapes in the 'background' are designed that way to make them harder to fake?
I did buy a knock off from DHGate last year for my 4 year old daughter, because like fuck am I paying fifty quid for something she'll grow out of in a few months
It's OK, can't imagine anyone is going to notice if a 4 year old is wearing a fake but it's pretty decent (it's the black and gold one).
Certainly wouldn't wear one myself and I doubt I'll get one for my daughter again
Didn’t even see a shirt
So many good quality fakes in Bkk, club and international teams. Bought the Columbia 100% anniversary shirt and the Argentina 50 th anniversary shirt for a combined total of £12 quid.
If only there was some sort of clue in the user name.What's BKK?
Reminds me of a joke I was the 'subject' of a few years ago (your team of detriment/mirth can be inserted)When I was in Thailand earlier this year we went into a few football shops that were selling ‘fakes’ that you’d never be able to tell weren’t genuine. Even had a few shirts that weren’t released at the point too, it was mad.
I've lived in Bangkok for nearly 6 years and I've seen any Cov shirts for sale real or fake.Reminds me of a joke I was the 'subject' of a few years ago (your team of detriment/mirth can be inserted)
Bloke from Coventry was on holiday in Thailand recently and amongst the usual big clubs shirts of Liverpool, Man U, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal etc that the locals were wearing he was surprised and overjoyed to notice an inordinate number of them wearing Coventry City shirts.
After a couple of days he could no longer contain his puzzlement so asked one of the local fake shirt manufacturers why so many Thais had adopted CCFC as their favourite team?
The Thai replied, "Oh they're not. These are the only ones we can't sell so we have to give them away".
Where's the punchline to this one?I've lived in Bangkok for nearly 6 years and I've seen any Cov shirts for sale real or fake.
Lol I meant I've never seen any on sale genuine or fake in Bkk . Although on the way to a Port FC of Bkk a mate of mine saw a young Thai lad on the MRT wearing a Cov goalkeepers top from about 10 seasons ago.Where's the punchline to this one?
Tbf we're still awaiting your punchline ...Where's the punchline to this one?
Haven't got one , Sat will be the last home game I will be at before I fly back to Bkk , back sometime in 2026.Tbf we're still awaiting your punchline ...
Must win for SB BKK!Haven't got one , Sat will be the last home game I will be at before I fly back to Bkk , back sometime in 2026.
Hope so I'll certainly fly back a happier old man.Must win for SB BKK!
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