King Kyle lcfc Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 i also shop at next, burtons river island , Josephs and pilot does this make me a hooligan aswell or someone who can afford decent clothes unlike you barton who has to settle for donnay
King Kyle lcfc Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 so evryone whose ever worn a shell suit is a scouser
Guest Daniel Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 BM you are the one playing internet hardman, you always do, your online ego is pathetic. Your answer to anyone who doesn't follow your viewpoint is to be abusive. And it really gets your goat that people have actually managed to get inside your head and have you down to a tee.Fancy coming on the www and having people work you out BTW I gladly tell those muppets that go around in snide 'fashion' that they are wannabe's. Why because when it comes to it what they gonna do? Hit me? Yeah right the little 'Chavsters' would probably attempt to insult my mother then run off. The YBS are laughable and the whole concept of wanting to be a hoolie, but at least you provide Leicestershire finest some extra cash through overtime and the chance to whack a few ugly scruffs. 37031[/snapback] Judging people by what they wear is like judging people for there skin colour. Your pathetic.
Solihullfox Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 so evryone whose ever worn a shell suit is a scouser 37042[/snapback] Ay come on now, calm down, calm down like!
BartonFox Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 Judging people by what they wear is like judging people for there skin colour. Your pathetic. 37043[/snapback] Utter crap and not even in the same stratesphere. In this day and age if you choose to wear all the afore mentioned labels and attend football you can not complain if you are suspected or treated as a hooligan. You turn up in an SI jacket and a pair of Rockports then you will be a target for police observation. Why do certain pubs around the country now refuse entry to pubs if you are bedecked in Burberry, SI and Aqua??? Whether it is right or wrong they perceive those that wear those brands as trouble makers. Try broadening your horizons on the 'casual' or fashion front - Paul Smith, Dunhill, Cole Hann Air, Ermenegilda Zenga, Theory or John Varvatos. You'll look a lot smarter, get more for your money and won't be viewed upon as either a 'chav' or a hoolie.
Muz Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 Pair of Rockports I wear mine to every match.So that makes me a 'Chav' i think not
Guest Daniel Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 Judging people by what they wear is like judging people for there skin colour. Your pathetic. 37043[/snapback] Utter crap and not even in the same stratesphere. In this day and age if you choose to wear all the afore mentioned labels and attend football you can not complain if you are suspected or treated as a hooligan. You turn up in an SI jacket and a pair of Rockports then you will be a target for police observation. Why do certain pubs around the country now refuse entry to pubs if you are bedecked in Burberry, SI and Aqua??? Whether it is right or wrong they perceive those that wear those brands as trouble makers. Try broadening your horizons on the 'casual' or fashion front - Paul Smith, Dunhill, Cole Hann Air, Ermenegilda Zenga, Theory or John Varvatos. You'll look a lot smarter, get more for your money and won't be viewed upon as either a 'chav' or a hoolie. 37054[/snapback] Your the only prat that looks upon me as a chav wearing these brands, you dont even know what a chav is obviously. Oh and alot of hooligans dont wear rockports, lacoste or prada trainers.
TrickyTrev Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 BM you are the one playing internet hardman, you always do, your online ego is pathetic. Your answer to anyone who doesn't follow your viewpoint is to be abusive. And it really gets your goat that people have actually managed to get inside your head and have you down to a tee.Fancy coming on the www and having people work you out BTW I gladly tell those muppets that go around in snide 'fashion' that they are wannabe's. Why because when it comes to it what they gonna do? Hit me? Yeah right the little 'Chavsters' would probably attempt to insult my mother then run off. The YBS are laughable and the whole concept of wanting to be a hoolie, but at least you provide Leicestershire finest some extra cash through overtime and the chance to whack a few ugly scruffs. 37031[/snapback] Judging people by what they wear is like judging people for there skin colour. Your pathetic. 37043[/snapback] this is infact rubbish for a number of reasons. firstly you can't chose your skin cplour and secondly skin colour prejiduce tends to coem down to one thing if youa re notone of us then you are inferior. When it comes to clothes and people can chose what they want to wear it is a lot easier to make ajudgement about somebodies charachter. If someone dies their hear green and wears lycra bottoms they court attention. If somebody wears a swatzika they are probably a ####. If somebody wears extremely expensive labels they have more money than sense. Where is the joy in paying over the odds for labels that are associated with hooliganism? Are you trying to shock people? Is it ironic? I really don't understand. My previous post was paretly aimed at you, you arte glourifying hooliganism and talking up what they do. I don't care if you don't get involved in fights by not denouncing it you are already in the wrong. Your reactionary and abusive behaviour is also getting on my tits.
Wilson Posted 18 November 2004 Author Posted 18 November 2004 I really cant see proper hooligans wearing the stereotypical "hooligan" brands because the police will take extra notice. If i was them i'd just wear a normal leicester top etc
TrickyTrev Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 I really cant see proper hooligans wearing the stereotypical "hooligan" brands because the police will take extra notice.If i was them i'd just wear a normal leicester top etc 37123[/snapback] stopit you are ruining peoples fantasies about hooliganism. I depsair the influence a film like Football factory can have on such a naively impressionable mind.
Muz Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 I really cant see proper hooligans wearing the stereotypical "hooligan" brands because the police will take extra notice.If i was them i'd just wear a normal leicester top etc 37123[/snapback] stopit you are ruining peoples fantasies about hooliganism. I depsair the influence a film like Football factory can have on such a naively impressionable mind. 37127[/snapback] Why do people keep saying tis. So you're all saying im a holligan because i wear nice clothes. Your just hypocritical.
Wilson Posted 18 November 2004 Author Posted 18 November 2004 Well wearing typical "hooligan" clothes is as good as having a tattoo on your head saying "Hooligan" - especially when you have about 10 people wearing EXACTLY the same clothes
Muz Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 Well wearing typical "hooligan" clothes is as good as having a tattoo on your head saying "Hooligan" - especially when you have about 10 people wearing EXACTLY the same clothes 37129[/snapback] Hooligans dont even wear Rockports or so on. I dont want to be a holligna or part of any 'firm'.I just want to wear clothes i like and i should be ablt to do that without bein called a holligan
Wilson Posted 18 November 2004 Author Posted 18 November 2004 But do you have about 6/7 friends who wear exactly the same clothes as you that go to the game? And I mean exactly the same.
Teeno Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 I think a lot of people Stereotype to much. I am oftenly describe as a Chav, but Scowy, Cobbo, Ash etc will tell you I aint. I don't have any Aquascutum, Stone Island clothes etc. But I do wear Burberry, LeCoste and generaly sporty clothes, because of this I am looked down on by a lot of the Skater/Goth type people. It works both ways but people like me are allways looked on as thugs and 'bad boys' which is far from the truth. Hooliganism is absoloutly pathetic and the reason why people get involves is beyond me. I don't think hooligans have a certain style of dress, but if what I wore was something most hooligans wore then I wouldn't change the way I am for that reason. I have some really good mates who are Goths, skaters etc and most of that group at school refer to me as the only decent townie as I try to get on with everyone and will give all types of people respect and a chance. I just cn't understand what the big vendetta is all about?
Muz Posted 18 November 2004 Posted 18 November 2004 No i dont go with my friends.And i dont ask for trouble i just go to watch the game.
Wilson Posted 18 November 2004 Author Posted 18 November 2004 I know a few people who wear SI clothes and to be honest if i had a full time job (only 17 still doing A Levels) I would buy some of jackets because they are pretty decent but at the min I couldn't spend £180 on a jacket which I liked.
Ric Flair Posted 19 November 2004 Posted 19 November 2004 What I will say about these labels of clothes is that it is common knowledge that these labels are linked to hooligans. If these makes weren't worn by hooligans I would bet all the money I own that all the chavs and so called hooligans wouldn't wear them, these makes would be worn by the clientel (spelling) that it first attracted many years ago. My dad used to wear burberry about 5 years ago and was gutted when it started to be splashed about by the hooligan culture and i'm sure there are plenty of people like my dad who stopped wearing it because of the way it had gone. Now if you like these makes because it's fashionable then your obviously happy to be branded in the same category as the chavs and hooligans as it's only fashionable to them. If you say that you don't wear them because they are fashionable and you wear them because you like the pattern, etc then what I would say to you is would you wear a nice pair of green cords then if you liked the pattern? The answer to that is 'no' Henry Lloyd, Burberry, SI, Rockport and a few others are makes that the majority of people like/d when they were at school (chav culture) I will guarantee that the majority of people who wear these makes only wear them because they like to be part of who wears them, people that liked the makes before they got associated to this culture stopped wearing them because the fashion side of it had taken a turn for the worse. That's what happens in fashion sometimes you like certain things but if fashion changes you change with it, unless your a fashion victim. So what i'm saying is there won't be many people wearing these makes who cannot be classed as a chav or a hooligan because there's a choice out there and if you weren't a chav or a hooligan you wouldn't associate yourself with them by persistently wearing this stuff. That's no offence to BM as I think your sound, but this sort of clothing is always going to be associated with the culture.
Dunc Posted 19 November 2004 Posted 19 November 2004 Someone once said to me : "If you have to say you're hard then you aren't, you're just a tw*t" That also relates to clothes, if you wear labels like Burberry (chav tartan), Aquascutum, Rockport etc you are buying into the image that that brings. You can say you only buy these labels cause it is nice/smart but the associations with the names are known and by wearing them you are buying into that whole side of things. Another point on the clothing, anyone that spends £180 on a jumper/jacket need to get out more, especially when its something that 100's of other people will be wearing! Fashion and being cool isn't labels, its wearing clothes that are yours (metaphorically not literally), not having the same labels/clothes as every other person around you.
BartonFox Posted 19 November 2004 Posted 19 November 2004 Voices of reason Go on try an new 'label' you never know you might just become casual.
Jonesy_rules Posted 19 November 2004 Posted 19 November 2004 Rockport, etc are TOWNIE / CHAV CLOTHES admit it, most people that wear them think they are hard, and walk around with a limp / waddle, which supposedly makes them look hard! However it makes them look like they were raised by ducks or have a bad leg! NOTICE HOW I SAID MOST!
Muz Posted 19 November 2004 Posted 19 November 2004 Rockport, etc are TOWNIE / CHAV CLOTHES admit it, most people that wear them think they are hard, and walk around with a limp / waddle, which supposedly makes them look hard! However it makes them look like they were raised by ducks or have a bad leg!NOTICE HOW I SAID MOST! 37287[/snapback] Thats not me. I walk normal I do hate it when people wear Rockorts with the socks tucked in to the trousers i mean come on.
Oli Posted 19 November 2004 Posted 19 November 2004 Rockport, etc are TOWNIE / CHAV CLOTHES admit it, most people that wear them think they are hard, and walk around with a limp / waddle, which supposedly makes them look hard! However it makes them look like they were raised by ducks or have a bad leg!NOTICE HOW I SAID MOST! 37287[/snapback] Shame I don't wear Rockports to football matches or out around town. I wear them to school as they are a nice school shoe. Its everyone to their own, people can wear what they want so why question what they wear? I have alot of SI stuff because its nice and in fashion. Peoples opinions so stop questioning them!
Teeno Posted 19 November 2004 Posted 19 November 2004 Whats so wrong with being a chav anyway? Most of the Druggies, thugs and troublemakers I know are of the skater/goth type culture. You just can't accept people being differnet to you, pathetic
Muz Posted 19 November 2004 Posted 19 November 2004 Whats so wrong with being a chav anyway?Most of the Druggies, thugs and troublemakers I know are of the skater/goth type culture. You just can't accept people being differnet to you, pathetic 37375[/snapback] Totally agree mate im a chav and proud of it. Im just not a hooligan.
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