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anyone know wheres best for me to get one?

 

I am looking a kitbag.com & its £40 & £4.50 postage?

 

was hoping to just go the shop & get one but does anyone know where will have it in liverpool?

 

I looked in JJb yesterday & they didn't?

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This place has cheap shirts.

 

I bought the previous Spain shirt with Torres on the back and it looks and feels authentic.

 

A little tip: DON'T wear it in Barcelona unless you have Torres (or any Barca player) written all over it! A couple of Barca fans were very unhappy with me wearing that shirt, until I showed them the name on the back and explained that I didn't care about Spain. I was then told that "Torres = good, Rafa = good, Liverpool very good, Spain = BAD!" :D

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This place has cheap shirts.

 

I bought the previous Spain shirt with Torres on the back and it looks and feels authentic.

 

A little tip: DON'T wear it in Barcelona unless you have Torres (or any Barca player) written all over it! A couple of Barca fans were very unhappy with me wearing that shirt, until I showed them the name on the back and explained that I didn't care about Spain. I was then told that "Torres = good, Rafa = good, Liverpool very good, Spain = BAD!" :D

 

Bloody hell they've got our home shirt on there for £10.

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Got an Argentina Mascherano one.

 

Probably fakes at the price, but they are f***ing amazing ones.

 

They come form Hong Kong so p&p is £8 per item to the UK meaning that it ends up as about £18 per shirt, but still not bad.

 

Now just need to hope there is nothing in those Barca rumours!

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Does it come stained in the blood of 8 year old asian children though? that's what'll swing it for me.

 

No more or less so than the ones you would buy in the club shop or JD or anywhere else; or any major brand of training shoe/sports attire; and probably involve no more exploitation than is involved in the production of a large amount of the goods on a supermarket shelf. The only thing missing I'd say is the massive price fixing mark-up to the retailer.

 

But don't let that stop you leaping on your high horse, because I'm sure you research vigorously into the ethical probity of every last item in your wardrobe, kitchen etc.

 

In answer to the 'how long do they take to arrive?' question - mine took just under 2 weeks. It would have been quicker but those kids can only sew so fast.

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No more or less so than the ones you would buy in the club shop or JD or anywhere else; or any major brand of training shoe/sports attire; and probably involve no more exploitation than is involved in the production of a large amount of the goods on a supermarket shelf. The only thing missing I'd say is the massive price fixing mark-up to the retailer.

 

But don't let that stop you leaping on your high horse, because I'm sure you research vigorously into the ethical probity of every last item in your wardrobe, kitchen etc.

 

In answer to the 'how long do they take to arrive?' question - mine took just under 2 weeks. It would have been quicker but those kids can only sew so fast.

 

Calm down, there's a chance i wasn't being entirely serious. I do have Nike/Gap clothes you know.

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No more or less so than the ones you would buy in the club shop or JD or anywhere else; or any major brand of training shoe/sports attire; and probably involve no more exploitation than is involved in the production of a large amount of the goods on a supermarket shelf. The only thing missing I'd say is the massive price fixing mark-up to the retailer.

 

But don't let that stop you leaping on your high horse, because I'm sure you research vigorously into the ethical probity of every last item in your wardrobe, kitchen etc.

 

In answer to the 'how long do they take to arrive?' question - mine took just under 2 weeks. It would have been quicker but those kids can only sew so fast.

 

Jesus son, calm down!

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Calm down, there's a chance i wasn't being entirely serious. I do have Nike/Gap clothes you know.

 

Fair enough, sorry.

 

In terms of whether or not they are fakes, I think strictly speaking they have to be at that price don't they? At the end of the day though the one I've just got appears to be absolutely indistinguishable in look, feel etc from the genuine article and came with all the tags, tabs etc. I suppose the test will be when I come to wash it!

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Of course they are snide, doesn't matter though does it ? Unless you are a 12 year old lad or a scall from 1987 it doesn't matter if they have the authentic label does it ?

Posted (edited)
Jesus son, calm down!

 

Given that I've tried to do a bit more in my life to fight exploitation and injustice in the developing world than make sarcy comments on the internet, I was a little over sensitive and have held my hands up on that, my over-reaction.

 

I've apologised to the poster whose head I bit off and I'll leave it at that.

Edited by kop205
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It looks just like the shirt on kitbag. It's kinda salmon-coloured :)

 

The other shirt, a Chelsea shirt for my mate, looks original as well. At least that's what my mate said. I can't be bothered if his shirt is real though ;) All the stickers and stuff are there, too.

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Of course they are snide, doesn't matter though does it ? Unless you are a 12 year old lad or a scall from 1987 it doesn't matter if they have the authentic label does it ?

 

Pretty much my take on it. I've bought the Masch one and ordrerd a Torres Spain one as decent looking tops to play 5 a side in that I don't need to feel bad about getting a bit wrecked by actually being played in cos they won't have cost 45 quid (with the added bonus of wind-up factor in the World Cup).

 

I'm not envisaging anyone calling it as a snide, and if they do so what? More fool them for paying full price for soemthing that is basically the same.

Edited by kop205
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Given that I've tried to do a bit more in my life to fight exploitation and injustice in the developing world than make sarcy comments on the internet, I was a little over sensitive and have held my hands up on that, my over-reaction.

 

I've apologised to the poster whose head I bit off and I'll leave it at that.

 

Fair dos. :thumbs:

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