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Sly

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Just now, MS0204 said:

How long did it take for delivery? Do you think

there are any noticeable differences?

It’s hard to tell. I’m going to order my daughter and official one then compare them side by side. At a glance though, it looks “ok”. 
 

I ordered it the day the kit was announced and it arrived today …… so weeks! 

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4 minutes ago, Sly said:

It’s hard to tell. I’m going to order my daughter and official one then compare them side by side. At a glance though, it looks “ok”. 
 

I ordered it the day the kit was announced and it arrived today …… so weeks! 

Picture wise between yours and the official site it looks pretty much spot on.. is sponsors all on? Looks quality anyways.. I ordered my lad the away top last Friday so maybe October then lol

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Just now, MS0204 said:

Picture wise between yours and the official site it looks pretty much spot on.. is sponsors all on? Looks quality anyways.. I ordered my lad the away top last Friday so maybe October then lol

Yes, all sponsors, size ratios look alright as well! 
 

I did get a little dubious last week when I tried to contact them to get an update and the only answer I got was “soon”. I looked again last week and it said “This seller no longer exists”. :S

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1 hour ago, FoxesWalk said:

Got a photo of yours? I was about to buy one of these 

Going to sound ridiculous but the one photo I’ve taken looks exactly like the one online 😂 I promise it’s a different shade of green though! Not drastically but noticeable. Still nice though, all the stick ons are a bit wonky mind! 

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Just now, AjcW said:

Going to sound ridiculous but the one photo I’ve taken looks exactly like the one online 😂 I promise it’s a different shade of green though! Not drastically but noticeable. Still nice though, all the stick ons are a bit wonky mind! 

No worries, cheers for the response anyway 

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Just now, phoneticerror said:

What is the sizing like?

About the same as a standard kit. I went for a large and it’s the same size as Adidas large kit I purchased  recently to play 6 a side in. 

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3 minutes ago, phoneticerror said:

On their own, decent yeah. I think it’s only when you’re next to others. But I don’t think there will be many down the ground in this seasons shirt. 

They’re might look a bit different after a few washes I’d imagine. I’d expect the authentic kit to stand up a bit better. 

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26 minutes ago, phoneticerror said:

What is the sizing like?

It’s a standard adidas template that you can buy. Then they just add the extras. 
 

I use soccer04 to buy my lad lots of different kits, walking down the street you’d never ever be able to tell the difference. 

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8 hours ago, Bert said:

It’s a standard adidas template that you can buy. Then they just add the extras. 
 

I use soccer04 to buy my lad lots of different kits, walking down the street you’d never ever be able to tell the difference. 

You say that, but I’ve bought from DH and they’re usually 1-2 sizes smaller

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On 23/07/2024 at 13:46, stu said:

https://shop.lcfc.com/en/leicester-city-men-s-home-goalkeeper-shirt-2024-25-adults
 

https://shop.lcfc.com/en/leicester-city-men-s-away-goalkeeper-shirt-2024-25-adults
 

Somehow worse in my opinion…

 

Take this repulsive design monstrosity …

 

splash a semi-fraudulent Asian betting front across the chest …

and put “ WARD  1 “ on the back.

 

There you have it.  The perfect storm.  A product that will induce vomiting 10x faster than a whole jug of ipecac syrup.

 

I hope the club donate any and all stock to the Leics paramedics who may respond to poisoning calls.   Especially the ones meant for game use by Danny.

 

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13730267/sheffield-wednesday-threatens-shirt-ban-fake-kits.html

 

Football League club tell fans they will BAN them if they wear knock-off shirts to home matches - despite charging £69 for official 2024-25 jerseys
The club confirmed in a statement they would take drastic action on fake kits
England fans spent more than £2m on fake football shirts during Euro 2024 

By Alex Conrad


A Championship club have threatened to ban supporters who wear counterfeit shirts to matches this season.

The club also confirmed they will turn anyone away who requests numbering or lettering on a fake kit from the megastore at the stadium.

More fans have turned to purchasing counterfeit shirts due to the rising cost of living along with football kits becoming more expensive. 


England fans spent more than £2million on fake football shirts during the European Championship, with Nike estimated to have lost out on £6.5m in sales.  

The Premier League's popularity has played one part as to why the prices of football kits have risen as manufacturers try to keep up with the global demand.


A championship club has told it's fans that the will be ejected from their stadium if they are found to be wearing counterfeit football shirts 

Nike are said to have lost out on £6.5million in shirt sales after many England fans opted to purchase counterfeit football shirts during Euro 2024

Sheffield Wednesday have announced that fans opting to wear counterfit shirts this season at Hillsbrough could be asked to leave the stadium stating that the purchase of counterfeit shirts can 'impact on club revenues'. 

On Sheffield Wednesday's online club shop, a short sleeve home or away kit will cost fans £69, while those wanting the long-sleeve option must fork out £77. 

In a club statement, Wednesday reminded fans of the impact purchasing counterfeit shirts over official merchandise had on their revenue streams and vowed to take drastic action.


'We respectfully remind supporters that as well as being inferior in terms of quality and potentially unsafe due to materials used, counterfeit shirts and their sales impact directly on club revenues,' the statement read.

'Brand protection teams work together with the relevant authorities to remove counterfeit selling websites and will continue to do so.

'Offline, all parties concerned will remain diligent in making every effort to close down the illegal trade of counterfeit goods.

'Although we cannot prevent supporters from wearing counterfeit shirts away from Hillsborough, we do respectfully request that such products are not displayed inside the stadium.

Sheffield Wednesday have released their new home kit for the 2024-25 season earlier this summer

Sheffield Wednesday have released their new home kit for the 2024-25 season earlier this summer

 But the club has told fans wearing fake shirts at has an impact on the club's revenue and will eject fans from Hillsbrough wearing the counterfeit tops

'Anyone found to be wearing a fake shirt inside Hillsborough could be asked to leave, with information passed on to the relevant parties.'


The club statement did not mention how Wednesday plan to police their new policy at Hillsborough.

However, they won't have to wait long to roll out the process as Wednesday host Wayne Rooney's Plymouth Argyle on Sunday at 4pm to kick-off their Championship campaign.

The introduction of authentic shirts for some of the biggest clubs across Europe has not helped, either.

A replica Manchester United shirt will cost fans £80, but for those wanting the authentic kit, which is what Erik ten Hag's troops will play in, they must fork out an eye-watering £110.

Wednesday didn't state how they plan to police wearing the fake shirts in the statement

 

Printing costs also are another factor behind fans opting for counterfeit shirts.

 If an Arsenal fan wants to add their favourite player to the back of their shirt, a name and number printed on the back will cost an extra £16 on the club's online shop, meaning the overall package would cost £96 for a replica.

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49 minutes ago, davieG said:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13730267/sheffield-wednesday-threatens-shirt-ban-fake-kits.html

 

Football League club tell fans they will BAN them if they wear knock-off shirts to home matches - despite charging £69 for official 2024-25 jerseys
The club confirmed in a statement they would take drastic action on fake kits
England fans spent more than £2m on fake football shirts during Euro 2024 

By Alex Conrad


A Championship club have threatened to ban supporters who wear counterfeit shirts to matches this season.

The club also confirmed they will turn anyone away who requests numbering or lettering on a fake kit from the megastore at the stadium.

More fans have turned to purchasing counterfeit shirts due to the rising cost of living along with football kits becoming more expensive. 


England fans spent more than £2million on fake football shirts during the European Championship, with Nike estimated to have lost out on £6.5m in sales.  

The Premier League's popularity has played one part as to why the prices of football kits have risen as manufacturers try to keep up with the global demand.


A championship club has told it's fans that the will be ejected from their stadium if they are found to be wearing counterfeit football shirts 

Nike are said to have lost out on £6.5million in shirt sales after many England fans opted to purchase counterfeit football shirts during Euro 2024

Sheffield Wednesday have announced that fans opting to wear counterfit shirts this season at Hillsbrough could be asked to leave the stadium stating that the purchase of counterfeit shirts can 'impact on club revenues'. 

On Sheffield Wednesday's online club shop, a short sleeve home or away kit will cost fans £69, while those wanting the long-sleeve option must fork out £77. 

In a club statement, Wednesday reminded fans of the impact purchasing counterfeit shirts over official merchandise had on their revenue streams and vowed to take drastic action.


'We respectfully remind supporters that as well as being inferior in terms of quality and potentially unsafe due to materials used, counterfeit shirts and their sales impact directly on club revenues,' the statement read.

'Brand protection teams work together with the relevant authorities to remove counterfeit selling websites and will continue to do so.

'Offline, all parties concerned will remain diligent in making every effort to close down the illegal trade of counterfeit goods.

'Although we cannot prevent supporters from wearing counterfeit shirts away from Hillsborough, we do respectfully request that such products are not displayed inside the stadium.

Sheffield Wednesday have released their new home kit for the 2024-25 season earlier this summer

Sheffield Wednesday have released their new home kit for the 2024-25 season earlier this summer

 But the club has told fans wearing fake shirts at has an impact on the club's revenue and will eject fans from Hillsbrough wearing the counterfeit tops

'Anyone found to be wearing a fake shirt inside Hillsborough could be asked to leave, with information passed on to the relevant parties.'


The club statement did not mention how Wednesday plan to police their new policy at Hillsborough.

However, they won't have to wait long to roll out the process as Wednesday host Wayne Rooney's Plymouth Argyle on Sunday at 4pm to kick-off their Championship campaign.

The introduction of authentic shirts for some of the biggest clubs across Europe has not helped, either.

A replica Manchester United shirt will cost fans £80, but for those wanting the authentic kit, which is what Erik ten Hag's troops will play in, they must fork out an eye-watering £110.

Wednesday didn't state how they plan to police wearing the fake shirts in the statement

 

Printing costs also are another factor behind fans opting for counterfeit shirts.

 If an Arsenal fan wants to add their favourite player to the back of their shirt, a name and number printed on the back will cost an extra £16 on the club's online shop, meaning the overall package would cost £96 for a replica.

Start selling your shirts for reasonable prices then bunch of *****

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