i think women better buy kids jersey..they look better wearing kids than the womens..i dunno..just my opinion

Thanks for the heads-up & will be calling them soon today.

It depends on the individual actually. The women jersey is tailor-made to fit onto their feminine body shape and still looked good too. Men has different body shape, don't we all agree?

But it may soon change for men's jersey as Nike may gear towards tight-fit design just like the good old kappa shirts as seen for some latest country jerseys like Malaysia and S. Korea.

This post has been edited by akkmutd0711: Nov 19 2008, 05:18 PM

Fantastic collection man.Really jealous.

For me I prefer loose fitting jerseys. I cant fit S size because of my hips although it fits my upper body perfectly. Womens jersey's cutting complements the hips, that's why it is better looking I suppose.

Sai Yik..

Last week I saw some Man Utd home ladies jerseys being sold at Nike in Sunway Piramid.

You can try looking at there or calling them.....

thanks Faiz, will go and have a look.

ps: I'm Khai, no idea who is Sai Yik though, haha

Sorry.. Yih Khai... Sai Yik is another person in the my-fjc (R3Dz).

* I have fever so my brain is not working at the optimum level.

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Nov 19 2008, 05:49 PM

I saw Man Utd HOME Long sleeves M sizes in Pavilion nike shop just now... Good luck

Lotsa time, effort and money.....Actually thinking of letting go of this hobby! Any one willing to take my collection?

Too bad i am not into Replicas any more.......If not can have fun like most of the guys here Validating your own kit.

i just found out that the ALI's owner, Ali Hassan was a student of my mum in Mechanical Engineering, UTM. now that makes a lil sense why the first branch is in JB and why the nike factory is in taman universiti. i wonder where does he live..

so u got ALI got discount ah red

I have this home(white) England jersey 07' to 09' bought last year with NN, the problem is the front mini-numbering is coming-off partially & I have tried the remedial methods mentioned in pg.1 of this thread which is apply water & ironing with low heat on the reverse side but it's not working & the problem persist. What else can you guys suggest as I know the last resort will be to use 'elephant-glue'. Any other type of adhesive which I can apply & iron-on? Thanks in advance to the sifus here.

Hi...

You mean the front number is peeling off?

This is a tricky one..

Set your iron to medium heat. 2 dots.

Try covering the front number with a plain cloth.. then iron on top of it and press it firmly for 5 seconds. Very firmly.

Be careful when doing this.

Then iron beneath the front number again. Also 5 seconds, press firmly the iron.

If it doesn't work, maybe you might need to put some glue beneath the number... because the glue from the number has worn off

u know where to get?

Yea, tried it again as described & it didn't work either. Like you've said I guess the glue worn out & not there anymore. What sort of glue do I need to use to rectify it?

I have question about jersey size. I currently only own umbro & nike jerseys but have never bought adidas ones. Does adidas have the same chest sizes as nike & umbro or are nike & umbro have a tighter fit than adidas? For example if I fit size M for nike & umbro, does it mean adidas size M will also fit me perfectly?

I think Adidas generally is more generous in the size department. Generally bigger than Nike or Umbro. You should try it out in local shops first before buying it online. You might fit M, or maybe S.

Nola Ayai,
I was poking fun at Sly.

Out of curiousity, what nameset is this? Another alternative that I may suggest is maybe peel off the front number and re-apply a new one. Drop by R1/ALI BB and ask them if they are willing to sell the small numbers separately, sometimes they may if they have access stock/incomplete stock.

It's the number '10' Owen nameset, will make my trip to R1/Ali BB to check with them this weekend at the same time also enquire about the some Real Madrid namesets. Thanks again.