Matchday Clothes!!

Gooner1315 · Post by **Gooner1315** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:25 pm

Strange i know,but im bored and i havnt seen anything like this done before. So,do you wear our colours on a matchday?? I think anyone over the age of 15/16 shouldnt wear them,dont ask me why,iv just always thought that. Il probably get gunned down now,but i dont mean dont buy them,i mean wear to a game.

Insults start...........................................NOW

ds · Post by ds » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:28 pm

Good evening 1315!

Nope, never wear colours. Those that know me on here will verify I'm an old skooler ....Fred Perry or Pringle are my match day attire

crocit · Post by **crocit** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:33 pm

i always wear colours on matchdays at games! exept for white hart lane,upton Park which i havent been to yet and will be this season! and chavs away,

Gooner1315 · Post by **Gooner1315** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:35 pm

Good evening DS

How are you?

Same here,i used to wear colours but not now,think it looks strange. Yeah im an old skooler too I wear Fred perry,Pringle,and the the like. You feel more comfortable,and less tatty if thats the right word

Post by **REB** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:35 pm

prefer to wear an arsenal polo shirt but do like to wear something arsenal going to games,
im 40 now and wore the away shirt my last game

but i think this will be my last year buying a repilca shirt

dorset_gooner · Post by **dorset_gooner** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:36 pm

Never wear colours.

Prefer to be casual

Must admit I find footy shirts a bit hot and sweaty

crocit · Post by **crocit** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:37 pm

i feel good when another gooner looks at me, coz im following Arsenal when not in the ground, lol, i got the train up to old trafford in the league wearing my colours, no problems.

ds · Post by ds » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:49 pm

Gooner1315 wrote:Good evening DS How are you?

Same here,i used to wear colours but not now,think it looks strange. Yeah im an old skooler too I wear Fred perry,Pringle,and the the like. You feel more comfortable,and less tatty if thats the right word

I'm good ta.

Yep I understand fully, methinks in the past we all looked like we had class and style (rose tinted glasses maybe!!)

MizzNaughty · Post by **MizzNaughty** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 8:51 pm

i wear a bit of both, but im usually dressed casual at most home games

Gooner1315 · Post by **Gooner1315** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:06 pm

ds wrote:
Gooner1315 wrote:Good evening DS How are you?

Same here,i used to wear colours but not now,think it looks strange. Yeah im an old skooler too I wear Fred perry,Pringle,and the the like. You feel more comfortable,and less tatty if thats the right word
I'm good ta.

Yep I understand fully, methinks in the past we all looked like we had class and style (rose tinted glasses maybe!!)

Good good.

Yeah i agree tottally. When you see pissed up 40/50 year olds stumbling around pissed in Arsenal shirts its like

The shirts just feel tacky nowadays,cant beat getting ready and putting on your crisp new Pringle jumper on in the winter and your Henri Lloyd jacket,gives you an extra buzz,i feel anyway.

But i can understand why people do wear colours to games.

RNTGOONER · Post by **RNTGOONER** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:13 pm

Normaly always were colours to the ground and away

ds · Post by ds » Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:13 pm

I have never been able to understand the wearing of colours (altho each to their own, before I need a flak jacket) to a game. I think its the way it was for all my mates when I first started to go to football purely because of the climate of the era, if you understand where I'm coming from

It makes me feel good, as you say, to get dressed and look smart casual to go to my Arsenal.

Post by **g88ner** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:14 pm

I'm in my mid-20s now, but I always go to games in my Arsenal shirt, shorts, socks and even a pair of clean Gola football boots... without studs, obviously (I'm not stupid

)

My theory is, if Arsenal are a player short - for whatever reason - who are they going to ask to fill in? the guy who's already wearing the full kit.. or a guy in jeans and a jumper? It's a no brainer

ds · Post by ds » Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:19 pm

g88ner wrote:I'm in my mid-20s now, but I always go to games in my Arsenal shirt, shorts, socks and even a pair of clean Gola football boots... without studs, obviously (I'm not stupid )

My theory is, if Arsenal are a player short - for whatever reason - who are they going to ask to fill in? the guy who's already wearing the full kit.. or a guy in jeans and a jumper? It's a no brainer

Good theory, do you think that would work for us birds too??

Gooner1315 · Post by **Gooner1315** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:20 pm

ds wrote:I have never been able to understand the wearing of colours (altho each to their own, before I need a flak jacket) to a game. I think its the way it was for all my mates when I first started to go to football purely because of the climate of the era, if you understand where I'm coming from

It makes me feel good, as you say, to get dressed and look smart casual to go to my Arsenal.

Yeah i understand what your saying,and agree completely with you.

Agaisnt WBA i saw a bloke,not a junior gunner or a kid,a man in his mid 20's wearing a captains armband,and i was like

They should ban people over the age of 16 to wear football shirts to games.

That is a joke before everyone tells me to go support the Chav Crunts or the Shite down the road (i wont use the offensive name)