If you’re into getting beat up, here is an excellent…

If you’re into getting beat up, here is an excellent soccer jersey for you. Only $89.99 while supplies last. Go Man U!
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7 Responses:

  1. Devon Shaw says:

    And in contrast, a complimentary link that earns you high fives walking down the street:

    http://proshop.SoundersFC.com/ProductDetail.aspx?CategoryID=2679&ProductID=37249

  2. Martin S. says:

    You are by no chance a United fan?

    I’ve owned the jersey since august 2007. Fantastic stuff! :D

  3. This has been a scandal for weeks on a podcast i subscribe to.. In a more perfect world, ManU should now wear the stars & stripes, given AIG’s debtor status. Liverpool, by contrast, is sponsored by a beer company that, surely, will always stand proudly independent.

  4. Robin says:

    I love it when Americans try and talk about football. It’s like when British people try and talk about Basketball. It’s never right.

  5. Mike D. says:

    Devon: Yep, the Sounders jerseys are pretty nice.

    Martin S: Nope, not a Man U fan, but can’t say I’ve followed English football for awhile now. Great that you have the jersey though! Halloween costume maybe? Actually, in England, it’s Guy Fox Day, right?

  6. Mike says:

    Looking forward to the Arsenal game in the Champions League. Maybe an all-English final – Chelsea v Man U?

    And if you want more Man U gear, I found a good deal ($30 less) on the long sleeve version of the shirt Mike D posted:
    http://www.soccerdealoftheday.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Ne=645&N=4294959200&Product_Id=303393

  7. Here’s a vote for a ManU-Barcelona finale. Chelsea-Man U is what we got last year.. You’d have Spain-vs England; plus, it’s rare to see Lionel Messi on TV..

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