May I suggest keeping the RESPECT patch and just sell the Arsenal shirt ad it is, then the patch can be used for any other teams that participated in UCL. AceSports doesn't even sell the patches separately anymore so it's quite a rare item u have there:)

exactly the same as kitbag.

if not produced by SportingID how to get one

The only possible black coloured NN would be the VAN DER SAR 1 from last season which is meant for the white/red and yellow/black goalie kit. If you can find it that is... i was one of the luckier ones who managed to buy from WiggySports before SportingID stop production and was never manufactured again. If it stays the same, no black coloured NN will be available. So if you are indeed lucky to get the black VANDERSAR1 from last season, then u can apply it to the yellow/black goalie kit of this season (the one with zig zag sleeve).

well they used the black EPL during friendly, so i dont see why not. Besides, its pretty much confirmed by NN sellers. The last time United used different coloured NN for EPL and UCL if i remember correctly, is the 2003-2006 third shirt (black for EPL, red for UCL). SportingID is refusing to make the black font available for retail, only available for Manchester United kitman to print onto player shirts. There is however hope, as there are rumours that SportingID's overseas licensee MIGHT be producing them. This is just rumours so nothing is definite yet. But from the looks of it, it is a no-no if direct from SportingID.

nope. the ones u see are most probably 99% clone version.

It is similar to the Liverpool Torres one, where it have a printed signature (very fake, as in it actually PU like and not marker pen) and comes with special badge on the sleeve. The difference is this Giggs one comes with a medal and its 2 shirts.

What would be super cool though, is if you can meet Giggs and asked him to sign those 2 shirts personally, then that would really be a tribute to him and worthy being showcased in any United supporter's home!

If no size, based on previous boxed set it will be L sized.

and 1990-1992 shirt is not scoredraw repro, it has the Adidas tag on the collar so i believe its an Adidas repro.

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Sep 17 2010, 09:31 AM

PS: love the way you susun your patches in an album la

Funny, if you see the item now, the Adidas tag on the collar has been removed. i smell something fishy

yep i know i know

it's not the matter of where the starball comes from, i think u must have misuderstood their comments. There are usually 2 ways to get starballs, either from seperate patch or comes attached to a shirt. Now, when i say attached to a shirt, i dun mean the one u buy from say United Megastore, coz those are the same starball patch, applied to the shirt by the store's printing department. What i mean is there are some Adidas kits, like Milan, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich (especially teams with BoH) where their shirts are attached with Starballs and BoH in the factory itself. They are most probably stitched on, and these patches are a little bit smaller compared to the ones that come in a seperate patch.

As a thumb of rule, only SOME Adidas shirts that carries BoH have smaller starball and BoH, and they are stitched.

That is all. 2 ways to win BoH:

1. Win 5 times or more:
RM, Liverpool, AC Milan

2. Win 3 consecutive times:
Ajax and BM

The Adidas thing is just a coincidence, though UCL is sponsored by Adidas in some way

Trivia: This season's UCL group G features 3 of these teams: RM, Milan and Ajax, featuring a total of 20 titles between them Lots of BoH match-ups

dun say 3, RM won it 5 in a row in the first five initial seasons of UCL! talk about advantage start But Bayern Munich and Ajax are the other 2 teams to win it 3 times in a row. Ajax did it from 1971, 1972 and 1973, then Bayern continues it from 74, 75 and 76. I would hate to watch UCL that 6 years, the same team winning only haha.

from the pics it looks authentic after comparing it to my home one. But like i said the price is a little too low for me to be convinced..could useori and take pics, send out fake.

ive seen those fakes, coz their washing tags also nearly similar to the ori. but they still cant be as accurate as the ori. From the pics posted above, it is authentic because it has the correct Club code for Adidas (REAL), it has the Away letter (A for away and H for home) and of course the word JSY. the good fake that ive seen does not have that written. Also on the mini tag near the collar, it has the correct factory code, as compared to the home one i have. that being said, i only dare say the PICTURE is authentic. i dunno how the real thing is, due to the price.

that is not true at all, fakes can easily copy this

and we call someone like u doing illegal stuff in this forum, reported

Can't tell from that pic.

just like a case in The Star during the World Cup period, they reviews on sellers who are "innovative" or "taking chances" by selling jerseys during World Cup periods to maximise profit. But the price they quote? RM40-60. It really shows the lack of knowledge and sense of righteousness by these interviewers/reporters when writing about these sellers. Instead of the mentality of "fakes is bad in many ways", generally speaking the whole country has the "as long as its not harming me directly, i close one eye" mentality.

If this guy is called "usahawan", then i might as well use my chemistry knowledge to synthesize Aspirin and sell it. Sure, it may be illegal to produce drug without registration with the authority and safety body and all, but hey..i'm BERUSAHA right? Maybe some day i'll be known as the Druglord.

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Sep 29 2010, 11:58 PM

check my N98 track jacket out:



Did R1 personnel realized it? coz i wore this out immediately i receive it, and many frens say "wah, new jacket" before a few hours later one told me "why is the badge upside down?"

Basically means if you dont look at it carefully, it can go unnoticed by many.

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Added on September 30, 2010, 11:19 pmfactories produce these in huge numbers, there is no way to check 1 by 1. Usually the quality control by factories are done by using samples, and as long as the percentage of "good condition" is above satisfactory level, then they apply this sample to the whole batch of production. Of course not a foolproof way, but it's the most cost effective way.

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Sep 30 2010, 11:19 PM

seriously what's your problem? not enough trolling in Arsenal thread and now found a new playground here for you?