berniesworld
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Popped into the club shop today to get another..............none
Oh well time to dig out one of the SHO shirts from the loft then
Oh well time to dig out one of the SHO shirts from the loft then
It was bought for me as a birthday prezzie from the wife at the start of last season. And to be honest it has held up perfectly for many washes until now.I have to say the only Carbrini sh*t I own has held up better than my Sho shirt. But I got one of the properly sublimated ones. The ones like in the OP are guaranteed crap, more fool you for buying one really.
There's your problem. Don't let the women wash your football shirts. My wife insists on putting it the dryer, durr. Just washed mine, by hand and now hanging up to dry. Its doing fine.Whoops, my away shirt just came out of the wash and look what happened after the missus put a small amount of vanish on to remove a mark.
Indeed, what's wrong with going with one of the major manufacturers? If my lad's team can go fully kitted out in Nike shirts, shorts and socks plus full trackies and training kit then is it so difficult for a fully professional team to have professional kit?I also feel that if Puma, Nike and Adidas supply clubs at our level and many below, there must be a financial expedient which is overriding the club's desire to provide a quality product...This is, in the long run, a flawed strategy...
I asked this question a while back whilst at the club one day and it was confirmed that this is definitely the last season of the Carbrini deal.It would be nice to know if this is the last season for Carbrini and if other kit Manufacturers are interested in Exeter City at the moment.