Bristol_Green wrote:It's nice.
Got to say I prefer the green and black though. It's grown on me.
A tip for anyone buying the new shirt... The Player Layer shirts are a very generous fit. I am six foot, and not exactly thin built. I normally buy extra large tops. Ordered the home shirt in extra large. It's very big, large would have been ample. Possibly even a medium.
NewForestRover wrote:Bristol_Green wrote:It's nice.
Got to say I prefer the green and black though. It's grown on me.
A tip for anyone buying the new shirt... The Player Layer shirts are a very generous fit. I am six foot, and not exactly thin built. I normally buy extra large tops. Ordered the home shirt in extra large. It's very big, large would have been ample. Possibly even a medium.
I also prefer the green and black. Probably because those are the colours I associate with FGR rather than the original black and white.
Whenever I see black and white, I always think of Newcastle.
I agree about the shirt sizes. I'm only 5ft 2 and have a medium one. It's so long I could wear it as a dress!
Foggy wrote:Love the kit but still really uncomfortable having Sea Shepherd as a sponsor.
dove wrote:Foggy wrote:Love the kit but still really uncomfortable having Sea Shepherd as a sponsor.
What's wrong with having a sponsor who are against exploitation and the killing of whales.
Foggy wrote:dove wrote:Foggy wrote:Love the kit but still really uncomfortable having Sea Shepherd as a sponsor.
What's wrong with having a sponsor who are against exploitation and the killing of whales.
I am against that, but it is their methods that are a little bit extreme...trying to blow holes in the side of a ship using limpet mines for starters!
Foggy wrote:dove wrote:Foggy wrote:Love the kit but still really uncomfortable having Sea Shepherd as a sponsor.
What's wrong with having a sponsor who are against exploitation and the killing of whales.
I am against that, but it is their methods that are a little bit extreme...trying to blow holes in the side of a ship using limpet mines for starters!
Foggy wrote:Risking lives of sailors, by using explosives against their vessel, probably oversteps the line between being an eco-warrior and a terrorist.
Do your own research, if you are comfortable with our club being associated with this group then fine, I'm not. That is all I have to say on the matter.
Foggy wrote:Risking lives of sailors, by using explosives against their vessel, probably oversteps the line between being an eco-warrior and a terrorist.
Do your own research, if you are comfortable with our club being associated with this group then fine, I'm not. That is all I have to say on the matter.
dove wrote:Foggy wrote:Risking lives of sailors, by using explosives against their vessel, probably oversteps the line between being an eco-warrior and a terrorist.
Do your own research, if you are comfortable with our club being associated with this group then fine, I'm not. That is all I have to say on the matter.
Whale Lives Matter.
The Old TomCat wrote:dove wrote:Foggy wrote:Risking lives of sailors, by using explosives against their vessel, probably oversteps the line between being an eco-warrior and a terrorist.
Do your own research, if you are comfortable with our club being associated with this group then fine, I'm not. That is all I have to say on the matter.
Whale Lives Matter.
I support GREENPEACE but have difficulty in supporting SEA SHEPHERD because of their tactics, as explained by other posters.
Foggy wrote:Risking lives of sailors, by using explosives against their vessel, probably oversteps the line between being an eco-warrior and a terrorist.