Football Shirts

[coggie]

Originally Posted by amarooney

To be fair when replica tops became widely available 20 odd years ago you would lots of adults wearing them this seems to have died off.

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Not in Newcastle it hasn't. With the exception of Scottish club fans I reckon they wear them the most

[coggie]

When we used to go in July it was the best way to find out what the new kit was for all the various clubs

[dippiedawnie]

Not sure what my DS would wear if football shirts weren't allowed. He has a draw full and is all he wears We had some interesting encounters last time as he has shirts from all over the world so people would talk to him in the language of the shirt he was wearing. Made for some interesting conversations lol! We then bought 3 more out there - 1 in the UK Pavillion in EPCOT and 2 in the sports shop at Disney Springs. Cost a fortune but it was what he wanted to spend his money on 🙄

[Grace_1412]

Perfectly acceptable for anyone under the age of 16, above that always looks a bit tragic imho

[Mexy02]

My son’s wore his before , no different to an adult wearing a grumpy/Mickey t shirt . Wear what you feel comfortable in and forget about judgey people, life’s too short !
Funny how when the nfl is held there after super bowl no one bats an eyelid , still a sports short no matter how you look at it .

[FAMILY JACK]

Originally Posted by metalguru

Which United, there are a few?

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Must be Dundee United ?

[Shooby doo]

Once saw a whole family , & by whole I mean there must have been at least 12, all wearing Engerland shirts with things like " "Ave it" written on the name & number patch - classy
You will see loads of "tribes" all displaying their colours
SD

[kingphil]

Well with football shirts now in excess of £50 for adults and around £45 for kids (well that's for the football team I support) - it's an expensive top to wear these days.

[Autumn Daze]

I often wear t-shirts and caps with the Green Bay Packers on (as they’re my NFL team) and it always sparks conversation in the parks, which I enjoy. You’ll very often find whole families all wearing clothes bearing their local college sports teams also. So I wouldn’t have concern in wearing a football top in the slightest, other than the fact I find them very hot and uncomfortable in heat!

[IndianaMac]

Plenty of folks can be seen in football shirts, but that's a redundant comment from the number of answers.

As to heat, a football shirt (or any similar sport/training top) keeps one a lot cooler than a cotton or polycotton tee would.

Also great in the heat are the UniQlo Airism tees and vests, and they're cheap as chips at UniQlo in Springs ($10 or less a pop, compared to the $100 I spent on my Orlando City top in my 2016 trip).

And for teams? It would be a boring world if we all had the same allegiances, but light hearted and good natured ribbing aside, live and let live