one of the good things about living in new jersey is ythe clothes shopping. its so cheap for names like aeropostale, abercrombie, hollister, tommy etc. have bought so many clothes while i have been here

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What are you wearing for Wembley?

I've been thinking about it this week, but I had surgery on my chest last month and I'm currently wearing a compressor garment that will have come off by then and affect how things fit me, and obviously the weather forecast in the week leading up to it will play a part.

It's likely to be either a Lacoste or Fred Perry polo - colour to be confirmed - although an M&S shirt or 80's Casuals tee are outside bets still in the running. Cargo shorts are a virtual certainty, and either Stan Smiths or Keglar Supers, but if it's a particularly nice day the Havaiana's may go on.

Yourself?

For the final it's got to be the classic Warringtonian outfit (weather dependent):

Henley's glitter logo T-Shirt, those G-Star jeans that are like trackies at the bottom, and a pair of Toms with no socks.

You can tell I've not lived in Warrington for a long time. I thought the classic Warringtonian outfit was adidas trackies, Reebok Classics and a Mizuno or Umbro sweatshirt.

It's been a while since I lived in Warrington as well, but from being in town last Saturday night / Sunday daytime this seemed the most common choice of attire.

As for the previous poster, at 29 I'm a bit old to receive an ASBO, and for the record would never dream of wearing any of the items of clothing I mentioned.

You're never too old for an ASBO



and of anyone cares what I'll be wearing, this in Primrose and Blue

could`nt give a toss where my clobber comes from,bought things from sports direct matalan asda tescos..also buy a few things when im abroad on holiday mainly tee shirts,,off to egypt in feb and i`ll buy a few replica fakes from the markets..far better than most of the dear stuff you see being paraded when out and about and at a very very cheap price...whilst on the fashion front anyone who walks about in shorts(especially flowery ones) and tee shirts flexing there muscles whilst its lashing down wants putting away in a mental home

Reading the posts on here it's obvious why Lonsdale appears to be the number one brand at Warrington matches these days.