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Soccer Field Gloves

  • 18-11-2006 5:45pm
    #1
    eamoss
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    Ah does anyone know where I can get them?


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  • #2
    KdjaCL
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    You mean normal gloves that keep your hands warm ? :confused:

    Or is there some special ones that keep you hands wamr on the soccer pitch ?



    kdjac


  • #3
    Bateman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,818 ✭✭✭Bateman


    If you are from outside Dublin, you are allowed to wear Mikasa. :)


  • #4
    Andrew 83
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    I never really wear them anymore but I used to wear Mikasa's for the first half if it was very cold, my hands would be warm enough by half time. They're the yellow ones with black dots, couple of euro in any sports shop I would think - I've seen them on sale lately but I've had mine for years.


  • #5
    eamoss
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,080 ✭✭✭eamoss


    KdjaCL wrote:
    You mean normal gloves that keep your hands warm ?

    Ah yea they r pretty much normal gloves but they have grips on the tops of the fingers and seeing that im a fullback this would come in handy!


  • #6
    KdjaCL
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    eamoss wrote:
    Ah yea they r pretty much normal gloves but they have grips on the tops of the fingers and seeing that im a fullback this would come in handy!


    For?


    kdjac


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  • #7
    Zapp Brannigan
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,326 ✭✭✭Zapp Brannigan


    KdjaCL wrote:
    For?


    kdjac
    Throws most likely.


  • #8
    MrJoeSoap
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    You could do a Jamie Harris and run into the Shels club shop before kick-off and get a pair of bright red kids wooly ones :D.


  • #9
    Guy:Incognito
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    www.gayfootballersapparel.com


    sorry.

    Brave the bloody cold. Honestly, kids these days. Dont know they're born.:)


  • #10
    KdjaCL
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    Stekelly wrote:
    www.gayfootballersapparel.com


    sorry.

    Brave the bloody cold. Honestly, kids these days. Dont know they're born.:)


    Lol

    Hands in sleeves works for me, but thats more jesper olsen style than cold :)


    kdjac


  • #11
    wheres me jumpa
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,479 ✭✭✭wheres me jumpa


    Stekelly wrote:
    www.gayfootballersapparel.com


    sorry.

    Brave the bloody cold. Honestly, kids these days. Dont know they're born.:)

    / hides his new pair of "footballers" tights ;)


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  • #12
    eamoss
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,080 ✭✭✭eamoss


    :D At the above posts :D

    Ah I didnt actually know about them until one of my mates told me about them last week!


  • #13
    Seaneh
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 18,300 ✭✭✭✭Seaneh


    I was called a puff for wearing a rugbytech under-shirt-warmer-thingy by a centre back once...

    Gloves are for goalies imho.


  • #14
    Third_Echelon
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    Seaneh wrote:
    I was called a puff for wearing a rugbytech under-shirt-warmer-thingy by a centre back once...

    Gloves are for goalies imho.

    :) Yeah I use those canterbury undershirt warmer things.. They are brilliant in cold weather!

    actually for full backs taking throws etc, you could use the gloves that rugby players use for taking lineout throws etc... Nice and tight on the hand and have grips. You can pick them up in most sports stores. Arnotts and Elverys definitely have them...


  • #15
    Xavi6
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    This thread is ridiculous and hilarious at the same time!! Full backs wearing gloves with grips just to take throw ins?!?! What happened to just drying the ball in your jersey. I'd be in stitches if I saw some lad with his 'throw in taking' gloves on during a game.


  • #16
    Third_Echelon
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    Xavi6 wrote:
    This thread is ridiculous and hilarious at the same time!! Full backs wearing gloves with grips just to take throw ins?!?! What happened to just drying the ball in your jersey. I'd be in stitches if I saw some lad with his 'throw in taking' gloves on during a game.

    i don't think its that ridiculous to be honest.... If its raining, your jersey will more than likely be wet anyway, so you're not going to get the ball too dry by wiping it on your shirt...

    The gloves would definitely give you more grip. Sounds a bit more intelligent to me. I'd applaud someone for using their brain rather than laughing at them.


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