hi schmeichel7, interested to buy a crown paints liverpool jersey at subsidesports. its $82.49 after shipping. really need your advice about this.... tq

Care to share with us the link to the sales page at subside?

$82.49 in US Dollar or GBP?

its, US Dollar.

http://www.subsidesports.com/uk/store/prod...etails.jsp?pid=

The link you gave is dead.

Anyway, $82.49 USD = 287.477 MYR

So should be safe (hopefully)..

u talking about this one?


looks like its missing the watermark stripes etc.
didnt know adidas reissued this either.
anyway, u can compare it with an original here and see more differences.



better just get the retro crown paints kit from lfcstore which comes up to 45 pounds inclusive of shipping, but now they got no stock.
its missing the adidas logo, but sure looks better with the watermark stripes...and u know its somewhat original since its from lfc.

This post has been edited by Everdying: May 30 2009, 03:58 PM

It is a repro by adidas, yes, but it is not 100% accurate.

Jerseyman is planning to let go one of his man united jerseys. If interested, here is the link:

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1046935

wonder why they didnt do crown paints 100% accurate, cos the Candy repro is pretty nice.
looks more like a sweater from far.

hey schmeichel7, interested to buy some stuff at pro direct soccer http://www.prodirectsoccer.com/home.asp, its secure? really need your advice about this.... tq

Hello there. What kind of stuffs are you looking for?

If boots then they are a bit risky because of the weight + price.

I have not bought any jerseys from them yet but I think they can deliver to you using Royal Mail. Read the help section in the website: http://www.prodirectsoccer.com/staticfeature.asp?ART=2199

For more enquiries, just send an email to: customerservices@prodirectsport.com

I have bought from Pro Direct Soccer before, twice to be exact. They have no option for express services like UPS/DHL but their normal mail service is quite reasonable, with tracking too. Expect about 14-20 days delivery and it is delivered to you by Pos Malaysia. So nothing to shout about actually.

However, twice also i gotten baselayers, which is relatively lightweight.

show muscle nampak

anyway, when i wanna buy boots, 2 place comes to my mind: kitbag and prodirectsoccer. intro to me by my boot crazy fren, and if u are talking about secure in the sense of authenticity of items sold, dun worry it is safe.

most probabably due to licensing issue that they cant repro the exact jersey

This post has been edited by qsp1985: Jun 1 2009, 01:41 AM

To compress my fats more like it la.

But i think its not worth buying boots online. With boots, its quite easily identified and taxable by Malaysian customs, especially the high end ones which more than often cost more than RM500. And if you're interested in the lower end ones, its quite cheap in KL anyways.

For Malaysian astro viewers...

I subscribed a package from astro called 'Metro Package' that includes channel 732 which is Crime and Investigation channel (citvasia).


One of the shows that caught my eyes is a documentary series called 'Fakes'. There is part 1 and part 2.

To see a sneak preview of the documentary series, visit the links below:

http://www.citvasia.com/detailssynopsis.as...=248&sTime=1200

http://www.citvasia.com/detailssynopsis.as...=249&sTime=1200



What was discussed in the documentary show is how counterfeit products (yes.. including football jerseys) were produced in Thailand and China, how they were smuggled illegally distributed to western countries and how it effected the victims.. Don't just think that fake products are just jerseys or other materials such as designer handbags or watches.. but also fake medicine.

Fake medicines produced from China are very potentially harmful to the victims life.. it is a major problem in Nigeria.. There was this lady who is fighting to stop the distribution of fake medicines (almost 80% medicines in the market were counterfeited) and how her life and safety was threaten because of this.. Counterfeited medicines is the worst and most dangerous because clearly.. the victims will suffer if fake medicines were taken. Heck... It is also becoming a problem for chemists from UK who might not realized that they were supplied with fake medicines..

And to those who didn't know how bad fake jerseys could be.. it was documented that now fake jerseys are being produced by not just factories in Thailand but from neighbouring country Cambodia. And how sad it is when innocent girls being 'sold' by parents in debt to fake factory owners.. how they are chained and treated inhumanly like dogs (even being fed like dogs).. I guess what opened my eyes is how avoiding fake jerseys is another way to say NO to inhuman treatment and human trafficking that most of us might not know... Trust me, it looks brutal.

Now I know why I should say no to fake jerseys.

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Jun 3 2009, 09:11 AM

Schmikes,
Not only are fake jerseys the cause of cheap human labour, there are thousands of other factories in various industries that use cheap child labour and are inhumanely treated. There was once Nike's factory in one of those third world countries were exposed and they were caught using child labour too.

That is another story..

But from what I saw.. people being chained to the factory machines, working 20 hours per day, being fed using dog bowls... totally inhuman.

It was found at one of the fake factories in bordering Thailand/Cambodia.

So who said supporting fake jerseys does no harm?

Well, then the major sports labels should do their part and stop ripping us off

wanna ask something, where around KL got sell original NNs(PU & lextra)
and how much approximately for JS PARK13's NN?

can refer to 1st page
lot of info there

Will the next season's MU jersey ony last for 1 year? Since it's AIG's last season and it's for commemorative purpose?