Kitbag is having a sale. New season jersey just GBP34.46 excluding VAT.

Just Visit Weston.

Spain One Star Kit, SGD159

What size available?

Should Be All Size.

Too Expensive For Me.

In SG. Got Which Jersey Shop? Weston, Champion sport, Premier Football, Lavinata

Any Others?

After convertion around rm372 already.

Yes. For Those Get From KitBag Earlier. They R Lucky.

How About Malaysia Store Selling? RM400? OMG. HaHa.

For Those Without Star, That More Rare.

I feel for one star, they will keep restocking it. It should not be expensive. Unless Spain is coming out with a new jersey this year.

Got the world cup winners 2010 embroidery?

Yes. With world cup winners 2010 embroidery

Has anyone bought kits from classicfootballshirts.co.uk? Interested in a white real madrid jersey from 03-04, its said to be brand new condition...however theres no way it can be in its purest white form correct?
Anyone ever gotten a mint jersey from them but with stains due to being kept for too long?

i bought BNIB from them before & it was new & still in plastic bag

authentic jersey at bargain price.created for football fan,attractive prizes to be won!

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nice bro. bring alot more M size jersey. esspecially from seria A!

Football Madness in AMK Hub & Tampines 1

whats wrong ah with this kit, why the BPL patch looks weird, the left infront of the white stripes, the right is behind the white stripes.

this must not be like this right?

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Added on July 28, 2010, 11:27 amthis was the case of the guide issued by suppliers on the placement of the patches to not have the crown of the lion touch the rubber strips. i think was brought up couple of pages back. some collectors here did their own placement in the middle of the strip, while some opted for middle of sleeves. better to wait until season starts proper.

This post has been edited by aw13: Jul 28 2010, 11:27 AM

Better Waiting The EPL Start.

Then We Know How The Badge Alignment.

Subsidesports now have spain jersey with star but no name printing...GBP51.06 excludes shipping

this just arrive at my front door. can someone verify the collar button of the jersey is plain, or have an ethching on it, like the home for 98?



got it relatively cheap with good condition...

Yes, the button should be plain...

Anyway... jerseyman has something to share.. Taken from My-FJC forum. Enjoy:

Jerseyman removed the 40th Anniversary Embroidery on his 08-09 3rd Shirt

Honestly.. I don't think this should be a how to guide, because the steps are very straight forward and anyone can do it... Just a matter of guts and time...

For this shirt, the player issue version has no 40th Anniversary embroidery like the replica jersey (as shown below):


Jerseyman used to promise to some people in another forum that I previously joined, that I will DIY and remove the embroidery. So I've done it already and it can be done.. just that there are risks that you might cause some pulls and holes..

So here is my 2008-2009 Third Jersey that I bought cheaply from ebay:


Close up photos shows that the jersey has the 40th Anniversary Embroidery, not like the player issue kit:


From the photos above.. I will try to remove the stitching on both outside and inside layer. I used a special cutter that normally people who does sewing use to cut sewing threads:

This cutter is different from your normal scissors. It has very sharp edges and is a bit dangerous to leave around if there are infants or kids in your house, so be extra careful using it. You can also use a normal thread remover that is normally used to remove sewn threads (if you're used to sewing, you know what I mean). Anything will do as long as the pointing edges of the cutter it is sharp enough to penetrate and remove the sewn embroidery threads.

So I started the journey by removing the letter Y first:



Here's the result on my first attempt:



From my view, the jersey's material is robust since it is made out of the Nike Sphere Dry/NikeFIT/whatever-you-name-it technology that has small bumps or pimples inside and is structured like bricklayers from outside (whatever) so if you do it carefully, you will leave minimal pulls and only some stitching marks. These stitching marks can be removed later by ironing them (trust me)... but then again, you have to be careful to avoid causing any holes or pulls.. If you're super good and patient (not to mention, lucky), you can cleanly remove the embroidery (but that is a big if..)

The challenge to this DIY activity is to remove the awkward letters/numbers that has lots of curves like 'S', '8', '9' because you have to corner your cutter to remove the threads (which is not easy). The easiest to remove is the dotted symbols that surrounds the embroidery. Small in size and is rectangular shaped.

It took me more than 1 week to complete because of time/strain/boredom of doing this. This is a very challenging DIY that I did. It caused me some stiff neck, a lot of mess (removed threads) that made superwifey angry (for a while) and also it tested my patience a lot...

To be continued..