12 Aug 2024 05:41:53
Sheff Wednesday was not allowing supporters in yesterday with counterfeit shirts on, it had to happen with today's technology, you would think there would be a barr code sewed in the shirt what could be scanned as the person went through the turn stiles.
A new country at counterfeiting, north Korea was easy to spot, especially one player. Something lost in translation, instead of Windass on the back, it was bum noise?.
12 Aug 2024 07:42:25
That's Bowie not getting in with his 12 pound temu shirt then ?.
12 Aug 2024 08:42:01
And loads of others on this site Stella boy.
Mind you, my battered and very well worn 60's shirt was bought from Woolies I think. How would the scanner cope with that I wonder.
12 Aug 2024 09:23:01
Vesper. Funny that mate. It also shows how much clubs take fans for granted. £69 for a shirt. Disgraceful.
12 Aug 2024 09:47:31
Pity they didn't spot Arter and his Ilk as fakes either!
12 Aug 2024 11:33:54
What Sheff Wednesday are doing I don't agree with, but you could see something like this happening. I would like to see Forest selling the shirts at a reasonable price or even at a loss, I mean the amount we wasted on Origi could have brought a few thousand tops!.
12 Aug 2024 17:07:59
Gazza, it's £75 and an extra £6 for the Premier League badge.
13 Aug 2024 11:37:47
How can they tell which is a fake or which is real? They are both probably made in the same dingy warehouse.
13 Aug 2024 15:59:29
Wash it, usually shows
Fake Ralph Lauren shows up very easily, buy mine from proper places, bought two on Internet looked great till I washed em a few times
In the bin, you get what you pay for
At 67 football shirts ain't a good look, they are made for athletes not pensioners ??.
14 Aug 2024 13:45:05
The one's off DH Gate have been washed numerous times and they have been alright. Nothing wrong with them.