Blair
Coach
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A couple of things intrigue me, the people who don't wear any Warriors gear or colours? Where's the fun in that? Also, people that get hold of jerseys and shirts without any advertising on them, especially if it's junkfood or bourban.
Any lycra jersey is a no go for most people over thirty who enjoy a regular beer (and, more often than not, an inappropriate feed afterwards) which pretty much rules out any new jersey/jumper bought post-2005.
The foundation 'retro' jumper is a fine fit for most but it's not really in the shops anymore, also a kid asked a guy wearing one at the last game I went to who he's 'supporting'?.
Tomorrow we're not playing Penrith or Wests, and it's warm, so I'm settling on a black short-sleeved shirt, along with a Warriors grey, white and black scarf tucked away somewhere, might even have it hanging out of my pocket gangsta style. That'll scare the rich kids from the Eastern Suburbs.
They won't be hanging around long after the game and might even be back in their BMW convertibles and back down the freeway to Sydney before it even begins.
Any lycra jersey is a no go for most people over thirty who enjoy a regular beer (and, more often than not, an inappropriate feed afterwards) which pretty much rules out any new jersey/jumper bought post-2005.
The foundation 'retro' jumper is a fine fit for most but it's not really in the shops anymore, also a kid asked a guy wearing one at the last game I went to who he's 'supporting'?.
Tomorrow we're not playing Penrith or Wests, and it's warm, so I'm settling on a black short-sleeved shirt, along with a Warriors grey, white and black scarf tucked away somewhere, might even have it hanging out of my pocket gangsta style. That'll scare the rich kids from the Eastern Suburbs.
They won't be hanging around long after the game and might even be back in their BMW convertibles and back down the freeway to Sydney before it even begins.