Technically speaking it must surely be entirely possible to have slightly distinct playing and replica shirts. That style collar is presumably to do with being grabbed as a player but on your average non athlete that style just looks daft. A replica version could have, for example, a real collar or a v-neck and not look as odd.
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Quote: Bulliac "Jeez, how long have Wigan had their shirts on sale? It must be ages if they're wearing out already, unless they're wearing them for work down the pit!!
I've been to Wigan. They all have to wear the replica shirt all the time, until the armpits rot. It's the law, like eating pies and Uncle Joe's Mint Balls. Even Latics fans wear them over their wendyball shirts so that they don't look conspicuous.
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Here you go chief; (not my listing btw, I just happen to have the two pages open at the same time!)
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On the current shirt, better than last year (not hard) but still no good. I don't mind different and don't want traditional every year (I bought the purple/green/white northern away kit
