Puma WC Shirts
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Puma WC Shirts
Anyone else noticed how the teams that are wearing the Puma shirts seem soaked in sweat about 10 mins into each game where their kit has been worn? I know it's hot out there, but the teams wearing other manufacturers kit don't seem to be as badly affected. Must be down to the material, cut (to close)...looks fcukin vomit
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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. The Puma shirts seem to get totally drenched in sweat and cling to the players. It looks disgusting and must feel horrible.
It's not so bad on the white kits like the Swiss are wearing now, but the blue (Italy) and red (Iran) kits, for example, looked nasty when soaked.
I haven't noticed the same problem with the Umbro, Nike or Adidas kits.
It's not so bad on the white kits like the Swiss are wearing now, but the blue (Italy) and red (Iran) kits, for example, looked nasty when soaked.
I haven't noticed the same problem with the Umbro, Nike or Adidas kits.
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It's not sweat, it's actually a design on all the Puma shirts.
I thought the same but on closer inspection all the shirts have something relating to the country on, Togo have an elephant, Switzerland has the cross etc. I'm not sure what the Italian one is though.
http://www.pumafootball.com/
I thought the same but on closer inspection all the shirts have something relating to the country on, Togo have an elephant, Switzerland has the cross etc. I'm not sure what the Italian one is though.
http://www.pumafootball.com/
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Re: Puma WC Shirts
they certainly do seem that way - the Nike kits which in my opinion are the worst looking kits of the lot don't seem to have that problem but I will afree those Puma ones look waffer thin and seem to soak up every thing - can'y be to comfortable to ware it when it's drentched in sweat..hHammerite wrote:Anyone else noticed how the teams that are wearing the Puma shirts seem soaked in sweat about 10 mins into each game where their kit has been worn? I know it's hot out there, but the teams wearing other manufacturers kit don't seem to be as badly affected. Must be down to the material, cut (to close)...looks fcukin vomit
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There may be a pattern on them but they are definitley drenched in sweat as well.Arch Dandy wrote:It's not sweat, it's actually a design on all the Puma shirts.
I thought the same but on closer inspection all the shirts have something relating to the country on, Togo have an elephant, Switzerland has the cross etc. I'm not sure what the Italian one is though.
http://www.pumafootball.com/
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Re: Puma WC Shirts
I think its vics or similar to keep the airways clean...............I used to think it was snotZman39 wrote:Has anyone noticed that the Nike shirts have some weird wet stuff on shirt, like Arsenal always has on theirs. (its hard to describe)
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Phlegm?Zman39 wrote:Has anyone noticed that the Nike shirts have some weird wet stuff on shirt, like Arsenal always has on theirs. (its hard to describe)
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Bugger! Beat me to it. :lol:Alf Garnett's (Ex) Missus wrote: I think its vics or similar to keep the airways clean...............I used to think it was snot
Yes, wasn't it Viera who seemed to start the trend for Vicks or something?
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By a good 20 minutes as well :lol:Northern Paulo wrote:Bugger! Beat me to it. :lol:
Type faster!
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OK OK don't rub it in.Arch Dandy wrote: By a good 20 minutes as well :lol:
Type faster!
I've also just heard about a boat crash. The Titanic, I think it was called.. :lol:
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Wonderful new invention called fire.............er.ohNorthern Paulo wrote: OK OK don't rub it in.
I've also just heard about a boat crash. The Titanic, I think it was called.. :lol:
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Re: Puma WC Shirts
I'm pretty sure it was MersonNorthern Paulo wrote:Yes, wasn't it Viera who seemed to start the trend for Vicks or something?