What’s your take on wearing an England Jersey?

Menelaun

Bought the new England Jersey today in Dublin,some of my mates are horrified I bought one.

Is this a common reaction still considering the majority of fans support English teams?

Peatys

Throw up a photo and lets see how horrific it is

Rory28

Its treason then.

greencap

If you've some familial ties to England I'll allow it.

Tom Mann Centuria

Are you English OP?

Trigger Happy

It's ok to wear it if you are either english or a total knob.

Peatys

What number you go for?

cml387

What is the New England jersey?

Mr. Guappa

Menelaun wrote: »

Bought the New England Jersey today in Dublin,some of my mates are horrified I bought one.

Is this a common reaction still considering the majority of fans support English teams?

Patriots? Nice one.

NIMAN

Very good, see what you done there.

Mr. Incognito

No you didnt

Menelaun

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

Are you English OP?

No,have an awful lot of family in England and my Grandparents lived there for a time when they where younger.

Menelaun

NIMAN wrote: »

Very good, see what you done there.

Quite unintentional actually only noticed it when it was pointed out!

NIMAN

This line ??
Is this a common reaction still considering the majority of fans support English teams?

whisky_galore

Couldn't care less which sportsball jerseys people wear.

feargale

Would I be in trouble if I bought a Danish one? That crowd gave us alot of hassle once upon a time.

Menelaun

NIMAN wrote: »

This line ??
Is this a common reaction still considering the majority of fans support English teams?

Ah thought you meant the New England typo haha

kneemos

Can't buy those this side of the border gringo.

Kitty6277

Menelaun wrote: »

Bought the new England Jersey today in Dublin,some of my mates are horrified I bought one.

Is this a common reaction still considering the majority of fans support English teams?

I wanna get one just to piss people off

yourdeadwright

If your a grow man wearing a football jersey and not playing or training you should be shot on site regardless of the team , nation or whatever ,

Tom Mann Centuria

Menelaun wrote: »

No,have an awful lot of family in England and my Grandparents lived there for a time when they where younger.

Then I'd say it's a strange choice of shirt unless you're a. Looking for shock value or b. Trying to make a veiled point about people who support an English club or c. Both.

Pkiernan

You have to remember that Irish racism towards England is fully acceptable today.

votecounts

Wouldn't be caught dead wearing one and then again i'm not a traitor

The Backwards Man

Just think how much Pimm's you could have bought with the money you spent on it.

Drumorig

I was in dealz yesterday and going to grab a football for the young lad, then i noticed it was an england football, he can't even talk so he would have known no different but when I seen that I threw it back.

Donald Trump

Menelaun wrote: »

Bought the new England Jersey today in Dublin,some of my mates are horrified I bought one.

Is this a common reaction still considering the majority of fans support English teams?

Are you English OP?


If no - what the feck are you doing buying their jersey


If yes - feck off back to Britland til you come up with the oul' 800 years worth of compo :pac:












*although we're all friends now. Or at least were until yiz started to feck us up on Brexit

MikeyTaylor

I like wearing a Liverpool jersey... does that count?

Donald Trump

Trigger Happy wrote: »

It's ok to wear it if you are either english or a total knob.

OR?

Donald Trump

yourdeadwright wrote: »

If your a grow man wearing a football jersey and not playing or training you should be shot on site regardless of the team , nation or whatever ,

Wouldn't be allowed on site with one

allthedoyles

Never in a month of Sundays

feargale

yourdeadwright wrote: »

If your a grow man wearing a football jersey and not playing or training you should be shot on site regardless of the team , nation or whatever ,

Ah not at all. You can wear anything you like now, like pyjamas to the supermarket in the morning or a tracksuit to the pub.

Tom Mann Centuria

Donald Trump wrote: »

OR?

You're only playing at it, the regulars will be along once they see the 800 years bat signal to show you how it's done.

dd972

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

I like wearing a Liverpool jersey... does that count?

Liverpool is East Dublin not England...

_Brian

yourdeadwright wrote: »

If your a grow man wearing a football jersey and not playing or training you should be shot on site regardless of the team , nation or whatever ,

Hard not to agree.

Your Face

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

I like wearing a Liverpool jersey... does that count?

Not this year.

RiderOnTheStorm

Some people will think wearing an English jersey is taboo. The fact that there is a thread asking about it is significant. We like to think we are liberal but you wont see a union flag outside a hotel .... or if there is the odd one, it gets discussed at length on Joe Duffy.

Star Bingo

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

I like wearing a Liverpool jersey... does that count?

Is like a red rag to a bull just be careful around the wrong crowd

on the plus side blood won’t show on it?

yourdeadwright

feargale wrote: »

yourdeadwright wrote: »

If your a grow man wearing a football jersey and not playing or training you should be shot on site regardless of the team , nation or whatever ,

Ah not at all. You can wear anything you like now, like pyjamas to the supermarket in the morning or a tracksuit to the pub.

These people should also be shot ,

Mine arrived this morning. A few raised eyebrows in work but that's from the usual crowd

AnneFrank

Menelaun wrote: »

Bought the new England Jersey today in Dublin,some of my mates are horrified I bought one.

Is this a common reaction still considering the majority of fans support English teams?

Traitor

Peatys

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

Then I'd say it's a strange choice of shirt unless you're a. Looking for shock value or b. Trying to make a veiled point about people who support an English club or c. Both.

Ohh, i think we can safely go with b

TallGlass

Wouldn't worry OP, they won't be in the cup long enough to get much use out of it anyway.

J Mysterio

feargale wrote: »

Ah not at all. You can wear anything you like now, like pyjamas to the supermarket in the morning or a tracksuit to the pub.

I saw a sign on a pub on Abbey St in Dublin - "no tracksuits".

Peatys

RiderOnTheStorm wrote: »

Some people will think wearing an English jersey is taboo. The fact that there is a thread asking about it is significant. We like to think we are liberal but you wont see a union flag outside a hotel .... or if there is the odd one, it gets discussed at length on Joe Duffy.

No it's not.

Donald Trump

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

You're only playing at it, the regulars will be along once they see the 800 years bat signal to show you how it's done.

Go easy on me. It's me first week :pac:

blackdog2

It's a vicious form of self-flagellation going on how they tend to perform

Zebra3

feargale wrote: »

Would I be in trouble if I bought a Danish one? That crowd gave us alot of hassle once upon a time.

Yeh, last November still fresh in the mind...

Mutant z

If you're English fair enough otherwise no way should you be putting on that Jersey.

Tom Mann Centuria

blackdog2 wrote: »

It's a vicious form of self-flagellation going on how they tend to perform

I'd certainly not wish it on anyone else.

Mutant z

Mutant z wrote: »

If you're English fair enough otherwise no way should you be putting on that Jersey.

What if you support the football team?

thebull85

Menelaun wrote: »

No,have an awful lot of family in England and my Grandparents lived there for a time when they where younger.

LOL, this reminds me of a few friends of mine trying to justify following Man United, "but my uncle worked in manchester in the 70s"

FFS