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Fri Nov 17, 2006 12:40 amby coddy
Anyways, bed time! Night all
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 6:10 amby Lando_Griffin
Moving back to the original topic, 
, I personally wouldn't wear another club's shirt. It would feel wrong.
I have England's red away top with Carragher on the back, but that was when I was sick of being insulted by my mates for not having one.
I never wear it, I just own it.
I wear my LFC tops when I play footy, as my team plays in red. (Coincidence!?!...Nah - I chose the colour SO I could wear them! )
If you can't wear them while playing the fecking sport they were designed for, when can you!?!
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 7:46 amby 112-1077774096
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 8:05 amby 112-1077774096
eMo
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 8:28 amby anfieldadorer
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:17 amby Sabre
Moving back to the original topic, , I personally wouldn't wear another club's shirt. It would feel wrong.
In my case I'd only feel wrong if the shirt was of my same league.
When we trained football (I didn't train much because I didn't make it to the school team) we couldn't wear RS shirt, because our team mates would laugh, RS shirt would we worn only if they summoned you... thus in this part of the world it's quite normal to see other European top clubs shirts, and squads like Ireland and England.
I wear the Liverpool jersey when I go to the beach and many times in summer, to the stadium I go with the local shirt of course. I never felt wrong because I feel both teams part of my heart and except for the odd UEFA matching, they don't hurt each other! 
So no, I think it's not a treason to wear another international shirt, but I wouldn't go to the stadium with it.
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:27 amby 67-1161385641
I get very worried about people who turn up to matches not wearing a shirt, it's like they're there for a fight, like they want to part take in a spot of hooliganism.
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:29 amby 112-1077774096
haha, the last time i wore a liverpool shirt to the match was when i was about 8, under my jeans i also wore my shorts and socks just in case one of the players was injured and couldnt play, and they ask if anyone in the ground had there kit and could play. (i am being very serious here).
they didnt ask though
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:30 amby 112-1077774096
CharmlessMan wrote:I get very worried about people who turn up to matches not wearing a shirt, it's like they're there for a fight, like they want to part take in a spot of hooliganism.
you need to get out more mate if you think like that
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:32 amby 67-1161385641
I wear mine when I go, I feel proud pulling on my Liverpool shirt, I get fire in my belly like the fires of Mordor! However I do not wear my shirt anywhere else unless I play a spot of football with the lads from work.
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:34 amby 67-1161385641
peewee wrote:CharmlessMan wrote:I get very worried about people who turn up to matches not wearing a shirt, it's like they're there for a fight, like they want to part take in a spot of hooliganism.
you need to get out more mate if you think like that
I was being deeply sarcastic, however I agree I do need to get out more, but I'm stuck at work all day to make ends meet, lucky for me I'm off down the local later for a few bevvies.
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 10:00 amby dawson99
Yes...yes you are a traitor. 
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 10:09 amby kazza 1
My son Jay is Emo and looks like the guy from the picture only hes blonde. He does listen to P!@TD, but prefares Biffy Claro and The Fall of Troy. And hes does use straighting irons 
Had to hide mine from him!!!
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Fri Nov 17, 2006 10:27 amby Ace Ventura
CharmlessMan wrote:I get very worried about people who turn up to matches not wearing a shirt, it's like they're there for a fight, like they want to part take in a spot of hooliganism.
No way, you cant be wearing an lfc shirt to the match
Your not a teenager or a newcastle fan are you ?
