Men in full football strips

[Greedo]

walking down the street is sooooo wrong.

I've just seen a guy walking down the road outside the office in Glasgow city centre with a full Rangers top, shorts and socks. He looks like an idiot. I can't stop laughing. It's okay with kids but a grown man with a beer belly is hilarious. What a clown

 

[numbnuts]

No different than being in full lycra cycling kit going shopping

 

[John the Monkey]

A mate of mine once saw someone shopping in full karate gear (I guess you might have had to rush in from the dojo or something, but still...)

 

[Joe24]

That i bad, but then i think the same when you see some not so fit cyclist in full pro team lycra, even more so when they have the proper team replica bike.
But thats just my opinion.

 

[Aperitif]

I have a Yellow replica winner's one at home Crock - we could do a fine view as "most unlikely pair of the year!"

Anyway - you don't need to irony lycra...

 

[4F]

A mate of mine once saw someone shopping in full karate gear (I guess you might have had to rush in from the dojo or something, but still...)

Ahem, I have done that in the past on the way home !

 

[jassy-x]

walking down the street is sooooo wrong.

I've just seen a guy walking down the road outside the office in Glasgow city centre with a full Rangers top, shorts and socks. He looks like an idiot. I can't stop laughing. It's okay with kids but a grown man with a beer belly is hilarious. What a clown

.....fanny!!!!...( and I'm a Gers man!!).....in fact I don't like to see grown men walking around in footy tops at all....maybe a bit acceptable on a match day, if your that way inclined....but why it seems to be all the rage in holiday resorts throughout the Med and the like, is beyond me??...

No different than being in full lycra cycling kit going shopping

....do people do that...??????

A mate of mine once saw someone shopping in full karate gear (I guess you might have had to rush in from the dojo or something, but still...)

....the only place that my Karate kit is fit for after the dojo...is a washing machine......

 

[yello]

No different than being in full lycra cycling kit going shopping

Would it make it better for you if they wheeled the bike around with them?

 

[John the Monkey]

Would it make it better for you if they wheeled the bike around with them?

You have to shoulder it, 'cross style. Then it's ok.

 

[mr Mag00]

IMO football shirt on highstreet = chav

 

[jassy-x]

.....if you could get 'clip in' wheeled attachments for cycling shoes (like the kid's wheelies)....then you could whizz around the aisles....(helmet on of course..!!!!)......

 

[alecstilleyedye]

I'm going to purchase the Tour de France Polka Dot Jersey as an ironic statement, being hopeless at climbing hills.

i have a green sprinters tdf jersey, which when out with the club only ever gets worn on the hilly runs, so it looks appropriate on the back of someone dying on their arse up a climb

it's asking for a commuter race if i wear it on the way to work too (today as it happens)…

 

[Globalti]

I was born in 1956 and I was taught that leaving your shirt hanging out was slovenly, so I still consider it slovenly. I hate it when I see schoolkids with their shirts out. The shirt-hanging-out fashion is of course a godsend for many men because it hides that roll of flab haging over their belts, hence the popularity of cheese-rolling team shirts. I tuck mine into my 32" waist just to show that I'm not a greedy boozing lazy fat barsteward like 75% of the male population seem to be.

 

[Noodley]

....do people do that...??????

Well, if I happen to be on an audax and the only available stop for food is a supermarket...why not

Or if I'm out on for ride and need to pick something up? Should I ride home, shower, change, drive back to the supermarket?

You jealous of my legs or summat?!

 

[alecstilleyedye]

well i think there's a world of difference between walking around in cycling kit having just got off a bike, and someone walking around in football kit having not been anywhere near a football.

no excuse for leaving the helmet on though…