i think they are the same. Soccerauthentic once advertise the 10/11 one as "same as 0910 but different material". Not sure whats so different with the 2 PU, and to be frank i dont think that is significant.

if any of you have acceptable broadband speed can use skype as well. Last i call them for about 3 minutes or so, only about RM2 converted from OZ$. Not sure if IDD is cheaper or not but Skype is certainly convenient for tech savvy peeps.



This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Jan 21 2011, 10:26 PM

If any of u guys are watching the Qatar v Japan Asian Cup QF match, sharp eyed ones will notice occasional times camera shows Qatar players whose Asian Cup patch isnt on their sleeves. At least 1 player i saw without the otherwise obvious brown+orange color on the sleeve. Check out the no16 guy.






The fact is, part of the patch fell off, leaving just the shiny base. If you see the 2nd pic properly, you can still see part of the player's sleeve is shiny. The reason is because, for the 2011 Asian Cup Patch sets, they are made to be similar to the "Lextra 3D" technology, much like the UCL badge (shiny base with another fibre layer to create a 3D effect). Unfortunately the quality is not good coz its not SportingID product (as we all know, recent SportingID products would be without plastic backings and the Asian Cup patches is with plastic).

When applying using normal house iron, 2 dot isnt enough. It is enough for the base to stick, but not the 2nd layer on top. I gotta increase heat and cover with cloth otherwise my shirt will be burnt. This would explain why the colour layer on the player's shirt fell off but only left the shiny base. So if any of you bought the patch to DIY from SoccerAuthentics or any other Singapore shop or anywhere actually (I say Singapore because on the packaging of the patch sets is the PSI sticker for temperature/pressure etc) make sure to be careful with the temperature setting.

looks fine to me.

as for sizing, i believe it is bigger....simply because it was meant to be baggy. check out how the players looked when they wore the 2002-2004 shirts, as compared to the more tight fitted ones nowadays. if you wanna follow the trend (baggy for older shirts, tight fitting for newer shirts) then stick to the same size. Whether or not to go down a size if you wanna maintain a constant fit, i am not too sure bout that.

If EPL quality shirt is worth RM259 and people can buy throngs of it, local football shirts, u can argue half the quality, may cost half the price. At least pay more can help the club in terms of finance.

Where can you find it? I bet only in Kuching

I dont think boys shirt have different tags. There have been cases where seller attaches tag to shirts to make it BNWT, which will increase the value of the shirt. Unfortunately these tags might not be the tag for the same shirt, For example i once bought a MU shirt with Arsenal tag attached!

Unless the code on the tag tallies the code in the shirt, then it will be a bizarre case for me..

then it should be the right tag for the shirt! how odd, never really look into kids size for those shirts before. as far as i know, the 0809 ones have no difference for tag. maybe only the 0708 due to Nike's transition period.

What's wrong with Russia, ever since Euro08 they have changed Jersey every single year Same with France as well, though France is because they changed sponsor this year.

Super cool

this jersey was never sold. the only way you can see this shirt, is if you can get hold to one of the kitroom's stock or remove the AIG and replace with a DIY AON sponsor.

PS: the shirt in your image is fake.

la-vanita's one is DIY.

before starting the DIY thingy, my question will be...

where to find AON

That's my biggest problem

thanks mate, though i have given up hope on local DIY shops...coz of copyright issues. Many shops have refused to do an exact DIY of match day details embroidery with the same font and size


looks right, and is similar to mine. have big ventilation holes but not glued seams. big damage though, how much is it

u gotta be kidding me, each time i saw one of these the bidding price is GBP120-130+, and those are not the winner's price, those are price while still in bid!

Totally bullshit. Every single signature looks the same, ie. The style. Loads of these crap available on eBay. COA means nothing, heck I can print 1 out from my computer

And his brazil and france shirts, highly fake as well.

be EXTREMELY careful with this guy. He sells shirts, sometimes with fake NN and patches, and sometimes you can even find fake shirts among the items! basically he is a buy and sell type, doesnt care anything else. Heck he can even have the shirt with wrong NN/badge applied and still sell it.

Before this he had problems with a few of us before, and as such he used to not ship to Malaysia. Seems like he changed policy now. I would still discourage u guys to buy from him unless u know exactly what you are looking for, know exactly the item is authentic, and preferably plain and without any NN/badges. Deal with him at your own risk.

U can get it from wiggysports.co.uk or subsidesports.com

they should experiment with designs, rather than colour. Though some design looks awesome with 1 set of colours, but horrible with another set.

Most, nearly all Adidas shirts are made in China or Thailand, both replicas and PI, even training apparels i believe. Their factory is there.

I do hope more people distinguish the perception that "Made in China/Thailand/Indonesia" are fake or of low quality, because that is not indicative at all.