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Anonymous United Kingdom No.150199333 >>150199885 >>150199971 >>150200061 >>150200068 >>150200097 >>150200332 >>150200342 >>150206509 >>150212175 >>150212188 >>150212295 >>150213128 >>150216800
>mfw every second zoomshit in London is wearing a PSG shirt
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150199885
>>150199333 (OP)
how many white people did you see?
Anonymous United States No.150199971 >>150200118 >>150230588
>>150199333 (OP)
>Peak Tourist Season
>One of the 3 megacities of the Western World that for some reason Tourists need to see and treat like a theme park despite the fact that they're doing it all between people going to work
There are probably more Arsenal and Tottenham shirts wandering around Manhattan today than North London
Anonymous Germany No.150200061 >>150200118 >>150208966 >>150216781
>>150199333 (OP)
I've recently been to London and made the small autistic effort of counting football shirts. Though I didn't count groups, so two obvious brothers wearing shirts of one club counted as one
I only kept up with the London club shirts and ended up with Arsenal at 11, Chelsea at 8, and Tottenham at 1. West Ham at 0, despite me staying in Tower Hamlets near the Olympic Park and going past a West Ham pub regularly. I saw two guys with Millwall merch, but no shirts
Anyway, the amount of PSG and Real shirts definitely was on par with Arsenal and Chelsea, but I didn't count. No idea how many people were tourists, of course
Also, I just wanna say that one of the first things I saw after stepping out of the very diverse tube was a group of like 20 Paki/Bangladeshi Muslims walking past me in full religious garments. And the next thing I saw was an ad for a campaign against human trafficking and arranged marriages. Not that this is a unique feature in major western cities
Anonymous United States No.150200068
>>150199333 (OP)
Adding to my bit. Tourists like the football shirts because it's a sort of non-descriptor uniform. You can easily keep track of your kids without giving them a big pink or red shirt that says "I am not from here" especially in a large city. It's a shirt many people have a lot of simply because they buy a new one every couple years, and it has hit a level of fashionable enough to not get you crazy looks in hip neighborhoods but mainstream enough that people in farm country know that all the hip people in London are wearing footy shirts.
About a decade ago I got back into wearing sports shirts, pre-Covid I got a lot of "looks cool" "I member that player/jersey", post-covid I watched as it went from "Cool jersey" to "That's a nice 1994 Germany Away Shirt" which happened last year. This year we have Football shirts and basketball jerseys especially, but true for all sports of "Sports shirts for non-sports things" whether it's a brand or a band. People buying shirts that are just adjacent to Football shirts and based off the shirt design.
It's like Yoga Pants, I'm sure over there it's the same as over here.
Cute young girls are wearing baggier pants and sexier shirts.
Women who are about 35-65 are still wearing them, but only the ones who benefit from it if you catch my drift...
Anonymous France No.150200097
>>150199333 (OP)
Anonymous United States No.150200118 >>150200178
>>150200061
This is what I meant >>150199971 people on vacation, footy shirts moving from chic to mainstream. I see more of all those shirts between Brooklyn and Manhattan. Hell I probably see more Bundesliga shirts than you do.
Anonymous Germany No.150200178 >>150200758 >>150222565
>>150200118
I live in Hamburg, plenty of HSV here. They already sold 50,000 shirts for the season that starts in two weeks, and many people also have shirts from past seasons. Many German clubs make a lot of money with their fans and merch on the domestic market
But I can imagine you seeing a lot of Bayern and maybe Dortmund shirts. Any others, though? You are right about the phenomenon in general, I believe
Anonymous Germany No.150200332 >>150200370
>>150199333 (OP)
Perhaps that's because they're the reigning CL winners and therefore the top club in the world
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150200342
>>150199333 (OP)
Today at the gym I saw a guy wearing a mid-00s Milan away shirt. Those go for a bit of money now I thought.
Anonymous Germany No.150200370 >>150201827
>>150200332
Zoomers and especially black people have been wearing PSG shirts in masses for ages
Anonymous United States No.150200758 >>150201437
>>150200178
I think I missed the point from your soapbox.
What I'm trying to say is people wear shirts from everywhere, typically where they're from/who they support. I see everything from Bremen to Wolfsburg to Leverkusen, fewer Bayern and Dortmund shirts proportionally to their global presence compared to clubs from random cities in Germany those people are from, same with Brazil and France.
While there are more PSG shirts, there are also more people in Paris and more Francophones who prefer Paris. There aren't any buzzwords or prejudices, just simple logic. In Toursity areas families like to make sure they don't lose each other in the shuffle of people.
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150200777
This was the 90s with United
Anonymous Germany No.150201437 >>150218450
>>150200758
Maybe I don't get American slang, I have actually no idea where you're coming from with the soapbox stuff. Comes off as needlessly assblasted on first glance, but I'm probably not getting the slang nuance here
I just said I don't believe you see more Bundesliga shirts overall, but in terms of diversity - if you meant that - you're possibly right. Wolfsburg and Leverkusen shirts are rare indeed ... even in their respective cities lol
Origin and support choice should cover the majority of shirt appearances, yes
All fine then
Anonymous United States No.150201827 >>150216422
>>150200370
Black people starting liking PSG merch when they started collaborating with Jordan
Anonymous Brazil No.150206509 >>150212020
>>150199333 (OP)
D9nnaruma
Anonymous Argentina No.150206573
i saw a kid wearing an huracΓ‘n shirt in my way to work
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150208966
>>150200061
tbf the stereotype with west ham is more lads in essex who larp as east enders
Anonymous Brazil No.150212020
>>150206509
Is kill
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150212175
>>150199333 (OP)
I had a Sweden kit when I was young because I loved Henrik Larsson.
Nobody in London is English anyway, why would you expect them to be wearing English clubs' kits?
Anonymous Sweden No.150212188 >>150212209 >>150212290
>>150199333 (OP)
I've seen a shit ton of kids wearing inter miami shirts. If you want a messi shirt, why the fuck not a barca shirt?
Anonymous Germany No.150212209 >>150213013
>>150212188
I was shocked by that as well. How fucking soulless can you be to buy whatever Messi stuff there is even when he plays for Inter fucking Miami?
I've also seen a few Ronaldo Al-Nassr shirts. Not quite as many and obviously especially not as much as big club shirts, but still ... it is grim
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150212246
Tbf I wouldn't wear my teams kit outside of matchdays at the stadium, you're just opening yourself up for potential abuse. Unless you live in a one team city, but when it's a two team city and a fierce rivalry it's just not worth it.
Anonymous United States No.150212290
>>150212188
>why the fuck not a barca shirt?

Because they don't make them anymore since he left?

Kek I was over there last month and saw kids wearing Inter Miami Messi shirts. IN BARCELONA.
Anonymous Brazil No.150212295
>>150199333 (OP)
>mfw every second in London a white English woman is raped by muslims and bred with rape babies
Anonymous Switzerland No.150213013 >>150216366
>>150212209
How is Barca more soul than Inter Miami? It only started dominating that much when the globalization rigging game began. Only one league title for Barca in the 1980s.
Anonymous Argentina No.150213128
>>150199333 (OP)
Makes sense. The biggest club in London is playing psg today so all the seething arseanal and chelshit fags are rooting for them.
Anonymous Sweden No.150216366
>>150213013
Retarded faggot zoomoid
Anonymous France No.150216422 >>150216524
>>150201827
>let me tell you about your club, country
kys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-Ylj6ZUmtE
Anonymous United States No.150216524 >>150217613
>>150216422
Cope French faggot, it's true. I bet you thing that garbage sounds cool lol
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150216781
>>150200061
Londoners are completely rootless cosmopolitans
Anonymous Ireland No.150216800 >>150217526 >>150223240
>>150199333 (OP)
Not possible m8. English folk only ever support their local club!
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150217526
>>150216800
support your local club lad
Anonymous France No.150217613
>>150216524
Stick to handegg mutt. You don't know shit about PSG, let alone Football in General.
Anonymous United States No.150218450
>>150201437
NTA, "soapbox" means a platform to speak from. Normally its connotations aren't that great since it's supposed to be more from a self-elevated position (standing on top of a box so you stand above the crowd either to simply get their attention or because you want the feeling of talking down to people), but I think he meant simply from your point of view.
Anonymous United States No.150218504 >>150222439
yeah well soccer is gay and retarded
Anonymous Brazil No.150222439
>>150218504
Handegg is.
Anonymous Brazil No.150222444 >>150223184 >>150223241
Daily reminder that Tottenham Hotspur Football Club lost to PSG in the final of the Supercup of UEFA..
Anonymous United States No.150222565
>>150200178
Most of your fans live paycheck to paycheck and don't own property, yet they buy shirts to fund rich zoomers partying lifestyle while they themselves have no money
Anonymous Austria No.150223184
>>150222444
>Supercup
Quite literally nobody cares.
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150223240
>>150216800
>London
>English
Anonymous Netherlands No.150223241
>>150222444
Lad, it's Tottenham
Anonymous Saudi Arabia No.150230588
>>150199971
Urgh of course as soon as a fellow 4chaneer visits my ends. I get dragged by my muzzle parents all the way to saudi