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Should there be an age limit on men wearing football shirts?
A point to your article:
Sports apparel and merchandise has become more than just a fan's attempt to support their team. Depending on the sport and depending on the country, a shirt can be taken well or poorly. Strangely enough, football (soccer) shirts have presently become quite the eccentric and hip fashion in the United States where the general population on a whole is clueless as to which team or even player the wearer is displaying. Football shirts are not attached to any pop fashion wave, however, unlike GridironFootball jerseys and Basketball jerseys which both have fashion connotations entrenched in Hip Hop culture.
It's also interesting to catch a person wearing a 1998 Holland World Cup shirt in a coffee shop or a person wearing a Kappa AC MILAN Mediolanum kit while waiting for the bus, assuming that they know nothing of what they wear just by seeing how they poorly scratch up and snag about such "collectible" artifacts as they go about their days. The fact that such shirts are worn not because of loyalty to a team nor pride for the collectible item but because of the simple attraction to that specific shirt is a joy to behold. Innocence, in this way, is bliss.
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