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PostPosted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 6:50 pm 
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They're away to Rubin Kazan, and they are all wearing undersuit things, gloves and scarves... bloody wimps. You wouldn't catch English, Scottish, Irish players doing that. I didn't know scarves were even allowed to be worn.

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I always wear my under armour when I play :D

But scarves are simply homosexual.


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Was not Drogba asked to remove one last season? Elf and safety in that some one might grab the end of it and strangle him.

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yeh always remember bianchi wearing his scarf

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It is irritating when people wear gloves with short sleeves. Pointless or what?


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Yaya Toure is wearing a scarf too... I tell you if he comes to City he will be mocked :D

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cod head wrote:
It is irritating when people wear gloves with short sleeves. Pointless or what?


disagree. Not that I do wear gloves with short sleeves, but your fingers biologically (due to the nerve endings in your fingers) are more predisposed to feeling the cold. I'd rather have chilly forearms than really cold fingers

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cooder wrote:
disagree. Not that I do wear gloves with short sleeves, but your fingers biologically (due to the nerve endings in your fingers) are more predisposed to feeling the cold. I'd rather have chilly forearms than really cold fingers


Agree with this argument. I can run or play football in a t-shirt but when it is raining/flipping cold my hands go numb due to my long, skinny arms and legs.

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cooder wrote:
disagree. Not that I do wear gloves with short sleeves, but your fingers biologically (due to the nerve endings in your fingers) are more predisposed to feeling the cold. I'd rather have chilly forearms than really cold fingers


Well I always move my fingers a lot for some reason :rolleyes:

Ahhh I can't make an argument against that, fair play.


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I saw them warming up before and one had a balaclava on...
Thats surely going to hinder you...
Bunch of puffs...:cool:

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kippax_in_my_blood wrote:
I saw them warming up before and one had a balaclava on...
Thats surely going to hinder you...
Bunch of puffs...:cool:


does look a bit clunky:

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cooder wrote:
does look a bit clunky:

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would look cool if city turned out like that at a derby..rags would shit it..

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kippax_in_my_blood wrote:
would look cool if city turned out like that at a derby..rags would shit it..


wouldn't help with our defenders inability to deal with balls over the top though.

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balls over the top. Classic

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wouldn't help with our defenders inability to deal with balls over the top though.

heh

balls over the top. Classic


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Know as a 'Dunnie teabag' in the industry.

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To be fair, they did get on a plane at 27 degrees, and then five hours later get off the plane at -3.


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To be fair, they did get on a plane at 27 degrees, and then five hours later get off the plane at -3.


What's your point? :whistle:

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They're not so much scarves as neckies, woolly tube things - I got one for snow boarding. You lose loads of heat through your neck cos there's always shit loads of blood pumping through it, so if you keep your neck warm the rest of you stays warm.

That said if you need one playing football you're not working hard enough.


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Not sure where I stand on the whole, gloves etc thing. I think if your playing at the sort of level I play at on a Saturday if you wear gloves you are immediatly branded as a puff, as it just sends out the wrong message, it would be basically suicide if I wore them. But I see no harm in someone such as Robbie wearing them, the english conditions are absolultely nothing like what he is used to back home, so it makes sense for him to keep as warm as possible. To some this all up

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LKBlue wrote:
Not sure where I stand on the whole, gloves etc thing. I think if your playing at the sort of level I play at on a Saturday if you wear gloves you are immediatly branded as a puff, as it just sends out the wrong message, it would be basically suicide if I wore them. But I see no harm in someone such as Robbie wearing them, the english conditions are absolultely nothing like what he is used to back home, so it makes sense for him to keep as warm as possible. To some this all up

Meh


This bothers you?

Only homosexuals feel the cold tbf.

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