tomtom Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Ordered my son his first Leicester kit on Saturday. Was chuffed to see it arrive today... They sent the wrong bloody size. I ordered 1 to 1 and a half years. They've sent 0-6 months. Not happy! Other than it being the wrong size can I ask what you thought of it?....I'll be buying a 0-6 months one soon as I'm about to have a son! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Craig Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Other than it being the wrong size can I ask what you thought of it?....I'll be buying a 0-6 months one soon as I'm about to have a son! I bought a 0-6 months one and got it signed by the squad on Saturday as I'm going to have a son soon too. It's pretty decent quality other than there's no undershirt detail (maybe a positive for some people) and there's no LCFC badge on the shorts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Always Next Year Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Check before you buy, would you buy a car with only 3 wheels. Your own fault. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tomtom Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 I bought a 0-6 months one and got it signed by the squad on Saturday as I'm going to have a son soon too. It's pretty decent quality other than there's no undershirt detail (maybe a positive for some people) and there's no LCFC badge on the shorts. Thanks for the info mate and all the best with your little boy! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GorlestonFox Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Other than it being the wrong size can I ask what you thought of it?....I'll be buying a 0-6 months one soon ash I'm about to have a son! Collar looks a little mis shaped. Other than that looks ok. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GorlestonFox Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Check before you buy, would you buy a car with only 3 wheels. Your own fault. Who was this aimed at? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tomtom Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Check before you buy, would you buy a car with only 3 wheels. Your own fault.What if you like Robin reliants? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tomtom Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Gorleston fox - looks good pal, I'm looking forward to inflicting my son to a life of footballing disappointment too!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leicester_Numan Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Being a big gig goer myself I actually think there's a bit of a similarity between music t shirts and football shirts other than the obvious one of identifying yourself to someone. ... say when I go see morrissey wearing a tshirt from that tour is seen as a bit naff but if you wear one from a tour say 10 years back it's seen as pretty cool, likewise wearing that seasons kit compared to say a genuine retro city shirt gets admiring glancesI've still got some old City shirts but they're not in very good condition now. My mum and stepdad have still got their white Bukta shirts, they're still in good nick and they still take them on holiday to wear. The oldest Numan shirt I've got left is from the Fury Tour 85, anything older has long since fallen to bits. I wear my Leicester shirts and Numan shirts with equal pride and it's how I met some of my long standing friends.There are many reasons adults buy football shirts but I've never heard of an adult pretending he's a particular player . I've never felt the need to put name & number on the back of a shirt though but if I did it would be 5 Walsh as he's my all time favourite player. I also wouldn't want to be the next picture on Full Kit W@nkers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GorlestonFox Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Gorleston fox - looks good pal, I'm looking forward to inflicting my son to a life of footballing disappointment too!! I know mate tell me about it... My sons nick name is Tom Tom Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest MattP Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 I've never really understood adults wanting to wear a football shirt, bit weird for me and I stopped as about the age of 18 buying shirt, it's only ok if you are buying one for your Mrs as you want to fcuk her in it. One disgusting individual on Saturday was about 40 years old and left wearing the full kit rather than the clothes he turned up in. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kingfox Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 I love you Stu x Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blue army 1988 Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Im 24 and ive bought a city shirt every year since i was about 10. I wear them to match days as well over the top of a hoody usualy. I dont think its nerdy or am trying to be like anyone else. I did have heskey on the back but thats cos i am a huge fan of his. I wear it to play football in and go to the gym. I also wear it to support my club. If you dont want to buy then its fine but you shouldnt ridicule people who do. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Al-aLondon-Foxile Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 I don't think any grown adult buys them to pretend to be there hero or anything like that but there is something that seems a little "nerdish" about grown men wearing the shirts to matches. Well there are millions of nerds in the country every week of the year then, nerding their team on in a variety of sports. Perhaps all-sports should call themselves all-nerds, or JD Nerds, or nerds direct. Twat! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ACF Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 What if you like Robin reliants? Then make sure it doesn't have 4 wheels! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kylestyle06 Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 I've never really understood adults wanting to wear a football shirt, bit weird for me and I stopped as about the age of 18 buying shirt, it's only ok if you are buying one for your Mrs as you want to fcuk her in it. One disgusting individual on Saturday was about 40 years old and left wearing the full kit rather than the clothes he turned up in. Jesus Christ, talk about full kit willy puller . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Samilktray Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 If you dont want to buy then its fine but you shouldnt ridicule people who do. Up for debate. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kingfox Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Why did my comment get deleted, when I know the guy? Disgraceful moderating. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tomtom Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Well there are millions of nerds in the country every week of the year then, nerding their team on in a variety of sports. Perhaps all-sports should call themselves all-nerds, or JD Nerds, or nerds direct. Twat! Have I touched a nerve? Little aggressive aren't you? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RonnieTodger Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 I've never really understood adults wanting to wear a football shirt, bit weird for me and I stopped as about the age of 18 buying shirt, it's only ok if you are buying one for your Mrs as you want to fcuk her in it. One disgusting individual on Saturday was about 40 years old and left wearing the full kit rather than the clothes he turned up in. it's understandable when kids want to get changed into the new shirt whilst they're still out, but adults that do it need to grow up a bit. As for the first sentence, I agree. I'm 19 and I bought a retro one and wear that instead of paying £40+ every year for something that will be slightly adjusted for the next season and will lose the sponsor before the end of the season. Not to mention they're much nicer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tomtom Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Look don't take the "nerdish" comment to heart, I could of chosen my words a little better I guess but I choose not to wear shirts to games as especially away from home I like to get around the city and in pubs without drawing attention to myself as being an away fan! also taking an interest in fashion I like to choose what I wear and enjoy a good Fred Perry in particular! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GorlestonFox Posted 9 July 2013 Share Posted 9 July 2013 Still no email back from lcfcdirect.com regarding wrong kit size... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leicester_Numan Posted 10 July 2013 Share Posted 10 July 2013 I've never really understood adults wanting to wear a football shirt, bit weird for me and I stopped as about the age of 18 buying shirt, it's only ok if you are buying one for your Mrs as you want to fcuk her in it. One disgusting individual on Saturday was about 40 years old and left wearing the full kit rather than the clothes he turned up in. Buying the shirt is one thing, and bad enough at that price, but buying the full kit and changing into it? Someone definitely should have taken a photo and tweeted it.Definite full kit w@nker Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leicester_Numan Posted 10 July 2013 Share Posted 10 July 2013 Still no email back from lcfcdirect.com regarding wrong kit size...They were probably busy sending out the Monaco friendly e-mails, which I got about an hour after everyone else Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest MattP Posted 10 July 2013 Share Posted 10 July 2013 Buying the shirt is one thing, and bad enough at that price, but buying the full kit and changing into it? Someone definitely should have taken a photo and tweeted it. Definite full kit w@nker I left my phone in the car, knew it was a mistake as soon as I walked in and I was to come across some full kit willy puller at some point. God knows what the players must think seeing that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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