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If you are over 40 and wear A warm up ever the douchbag factor is high. Unless of course you are in the Russian mafia, then it is all right. -
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Only if worn like an adult. If you turn them around, you tell the world you are a total d-bag.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Parents wearing club gear
Your probably the biggest D-bag of all !Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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None of it. Not even a car magnet/sticker. My kids and their teammates know we support them on the sidelines.Comment
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What about high school teams? Can we wear high school sweatshirts? And what about college gear? Can we wear that? Even if our kid isn't going to play for a college?
And does this rule just apply to soccer parents? Can we wear softball/baseball sweatshirts? What about football?
Personally, I think it's all terrible. We should hold a protest, vandalize businesses and shut down the freeways. It's the Portland way!
This is a stupid thread.Comment
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I wear club gear, adidas Samba shoes that I call "boots", refer to the field as a "pitch", tell people the score as "1-nil, 3-nil" or whatever when one of the teams didn't score a goal, and I do it all with my best imitation of an English accent. I then get in my car that is emblazoned in club stickers after the "match."Comment
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The best I ever saw was a dad that had a tattoo on his forearm of a soccer ball in the back of the net with his daughter's name on the ball. The guy had huge arms and it looked pretty ridiculous. His daughter was something like a U9 or 10. I tried to find something on the internet that looked like it. This is pretty close:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...2b34d8b687.jpgComment
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Wait until she quits at U12. lmaoComment
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