- 23-03-2012, 11:25 #31
Anyone mention that the designer was Stella McCartney.
To the army, to every soldier in it. I have a bond of attachment quite independent of any political reasonings. I was a soldier at that time when the feelings are most ardent and when the strongest attachments are formed. ‘Once a soldier, always a soldier’ is a maxim, the truth of which I need not insist to anyone who has ever served in the army for any length of time.
Sergeant Major William Cobbett. 54th Regt of Foot.
- 23-03-2012, 11:32 #32
- 23-03-2012, 11:37 #33
McCartney crap,,puts out the wrong message entirely,,It's going to be a bit like the GB team on a black and white telly..........
I can make you go Mmmmmmmmmmm all night long,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,It's called Duct Tape
- 23-03-2012, 12:02 #34To eat well in England one must have breakfast three times a day
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London: its "buzz" and "vibrancy"... can be codewords for drugs, late-night noise and multi-culturalism run (literally) riot.
- 23-03-2012, 14:40 #35
Took two years to make as well.
To the army, to every soldier in it. I have a bond of attachment quite independent of any political reasonings. I was a soldier at that time when the feelings are most ardent and when the strongest attachments are formed. ‘Once a soldier, always a soldier’ is a maxim, the truth of which I need not insist to anyone who has ever served in the army for any length of time.
Sergeant Major William Cobbett. 54th Regt of Foot.
- 23-03-2012, 14:42 #36
According to the British Olympic Association's official press release the kit design "focused on the British flag, breaking down the iconic design and reconstructing it, creating a modern and contemporary twist."
It's all explained here.To the army, to every soldier in it. I have a bond of attachment quite independent of any political reasonings. I was a soldier at that time when the feelings are most ardent and when the strongest attachments are formed. ‘Once a soldier, always a soldier’ is a maxim, the truth of which I need not insist to anyone who has ever served in the army for any length of time.
Sergeant Major William Cobbett. 54th Regt of Foot.
- 23-03-2012, 15:28 #37
Didn’t an English gayball team blame a bland grey strip for loosing a kissball world cup competition a few years back?
Born to make big holes in small counties!
- 23-03-2012, 15:31 #38To eat well in England one must have breakfast three times a day
Somerset Maugham
London: its "buzz" and "vibrancy"... can be codewords for drugs, late-night noise and multi-culturalism run (literally) riot.
- 23-03-2012, 15:40 #39Senior Member
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Oh all of a sudden their is black in the union jack and not red. Facking awfull design the stupid cow who designed it should hang her head in shame. I remember euro 96 our strip was grey. whenever this country england and this nation GB in england present a sporting tournament the lefty apologetics come out and try to pc everything.
- 23-03-2012, 15:54 #40
The Euro '96 England football kit was grey because grey goes well with jeans and the FA wanted maximum sales of replica shirts, it had nothing to do with 'lefty apologetics'.
Care to explain the "sudden their is black in the union jack" comment? I'll ignore the racist overtures and litteracy levels of a Romanian pickpocket and take you to task on the fact that you claim to have served in the British Army but call the Union Flag the Union Jack.
I think you're a dirty fibber.Steven Seagull is a rotten, internet bully, a seventh generation cunt, he was born in a state of misery, half-cooked with a mean streak a mile wide. Over the years he has developed a passion for human oddities, presdigitation, tattooing and torture.




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