nice one bro iswandi, I think the sponsor will make the shirt too crowded due to the long characters. United's Aon should look better, or maybe I'm biased. LOL

i think it'll look better without the standard chartered wording...and just have that snaky logo in the middle

er but then just the logo would be too plain.
and i think noone would know that it's standard charted.
so most probably will have the wordings included.

I've always prefer jerseys with sponsors, looks more like a jersey.

ppl see 3 stripes know its adidas, see the swoosh know its nike...
so that would mean standard chart needs to improve their branding...starting with liverpool

i wonder when milan gonna change their sponsor to HDC

quick question,
does al-ikshan have lega calcio patch? im thinking of getting ac milan away shirt with ambrosini's name, complete with both 7CL n lega calcio patch...

That I'm not sure. Maybe you should give them a call.

Nope they do not have the lega calcio patch. If you are looking for away prints, for 0910 they only have Huntelaar 11. for previous seasons, they may have some of these left (not sure, pls call to check);

1. Ronaldinho 80
2. Kaka 22

ALI BB is very hard to get through I must say.

This post has been edited by Makakeke: Jan 7 2010, 02:44 PM

i think u better get whole set from milan online store better?

Milan store is currently having a promo IINM, Euro70 for a shirt, with free printing. Add another Euro5 for Lega or UCL starball patch. However, the shipping is quite expensive though. Euro75 approximates RM375.

yup, i just browse their website, wanna buy it, coz ambrosini's name is really hard to find in regular store

This post has been edited by ghoster: Jan 7 2010, 03:16 PM

my goodness euro75 for shirt and another euro 75 for shipping? crazy man..

Most club jerseys are more or less designed by Jan-Feb and ready to be sent to the respective countries produce in Mar-Apr

WoW.... the shipping really crazy man

tot can buy something as having free printing, who know the shipping cost stop me

hi bro, when you become to get interested AC Milan jersey?? Because of Beckham?? haha....
you better get it through KITBAG.....

This post has been edited by redyap: Jan 8 2010, 12:13 AM

kitbag got what offer?

i bought the current ac milan home kit short sleeve with beckham 32 from kitbag though during the christmas. costs me around rm250 including express shipping. quite cheap i guess

ooooooooo that's cheap cheap la. was it promo or free printing?

I've written a DIY guide at my-fjc forum on how to apply the delicate retro namesets from Wiggy Sports (www.wiggysports.co.uk). They are a challenge to apply and some employees at al-ikhsan might refuse to apply them for you because of it's nature (very delicate and hard to apply, and also the glue is not so strong).

Enjoy:

How to apply the delicate retro namesets from Wiggy Sports (www.wiggysports.co.uk)

Guys...

I know that most of you guys are very familiar with the retro namesets supplied by Wiggy Sports (www.wiggysports.co.uk). They are well known to be very delicate and are very hard to apply. It also does not have a very solid glue as well... Sometimes they can be very fragile, hard to handle and is a bit troublesome to apply. Reason is because the letters and numbers are supplied loosely (not bonded onto a plastic film like the ones supplied by some sellers from Hong Kong).

Due to the nature of the retro namesets from Wiggy, some workers at some stores in Malaysia like Al-Ikhsan decline to apply them for some customers. I understand this because it is very tedious and tricky to apply them...

But you can actually DIY (do it yourself) and apply them properly and correctly.. It's not that hard if you know how to.

Recently I was asked by a good friend of mine (Keith) to apply 2 retro namesets on his jerseys (Man United 2000-2002 home and Man United UCL 2 Star). It is a challenge that I am willing to take, although it's been a while since I've applied the retro namesets from wiggy... So while doing so, I took some photos and wrote a simple guide for those who want to know the easiest way to apply retro namesets from wiggy (and also to ensure that the namesets bond strongly as well).

Here we go......

1. To apply the Wiggy namesets.. the best way is to not use the masking tape... instead.. you have to put the jersey on top of the ironing board and then later arrange them...

Since the ironing board has 2 sides, one is the front end or narrow point and another is the back end or square shape point (where normally you put your iron on), we will insert the jersey on the back end (the opposite way or backwards):


Reason? So that you will provide maximum coverage area between the ironing board and the jersey's surface. Make sense right? More coverage, more space to arrange the loose wiggy letters with it's outline later..

*Ignore the looks of my trusted ironing board.. The stains you see are not blood, but some colours that bleeded out from some jerseys I ironed.. A lot of red huh? Not surprising since I am a fan of a team that wears red a lot... hihi..

2. Next step is to arrange the letters first..

For the delicate letters, the ones that are a headache and nightmare to apply are the ones with those thin outlines.. How worst could it get if the ones that we are going to apply are the umbro styled letters for the Man United UCL 2 star jersey....

Normally, all letters are pre-arranged according to it's order inside a small square plastic packet. For example, in a plastic packet that contains the name 'BECKHAM', the first letter on top will be the letter 'B', then 'E', then 'C' and so on...



Now... how to remove the delicate letters with it's outline safely from it's plastic packet? The trick here is to use the plastic paper cover located beneath each letter. If you remove the letters directly using your fingers, trust me.. you will make the soft soggy outlines surrounding the letters bended or folded... And it is tedious to reshape it back later.

So... use the paper cover beneath the letters to lift out the letters gently from it's plastic packet:



So you are lifting the letters from it's packet using the paper cover.

Once the letter and it's paper cover is completely outside the plastic packet and onto the jersey's surface.. you will then need to gently lift out the paper cover away from the letter.. leaving the letter and it's outline layer completely on top of your jersey's surface:



If you follow the steps shown above (using the paper cover to lift the letters+outline on to the jersey and then to lift out the paper cover), you will ensure that the loose and delicate letters with it's outline are not folded, bended and are placed solidly on top of your jersey. I think the staff and workers at Al-Ikhsan or Real One should follow this method.

OK.. once you've manage to move out all the letters with it's outline intact from the plastic packet on to the jersey's surface.. you have to remove out the small delicate outline shapes that are loose and located inside the letters..

Some letters like A, B, D, O, P, Q, R have that extra outline layer that is located inside the letters. These outline layers are delicate and can accidentally move if you apply them one shot. My advice is to remove them (separate them) first....

For example, for the nameset BECKHAM. the letters A and B have these small loose inside outlines so we remove them out first:



To be continued...

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Jan 8 2010, 11:09 AM