re: Grown arse men wearing jerseys to games

I would rather be comfy and casual in a jersey than stuffy and pretentious in a fitted blouse like you

I realize you're talking mostly football here, but put on a hockey sweater and tell me that isn't the most amazing thing you've ever worn.

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I mean, I've never done it, and probably never will, but at the same time who freaking cares?

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Agree. I have never heard so much talk about nothing. Its a damn shirt. Who gives a shite?

And I do not own a jersey. More of a t-shirt/Polo guy

Wear jersey, get arse

Who cares

This thread gets posted 25 times a year and it ALWAYS has the same responses, rebuttals, and discussions

Drew Brees delivered a super bowl to the Saints. His Chinese replica throwback jersey will always have a place in my closet.

Team collared golf/polo shirts are my big no-no. I am not on Peyton or Orgerons staff. I always feel like I'm trying to look like I work for the team if I were to wear one. That's MY personal hang up though. I don't fault a dude for wearing one. ESPECIALLY at a game. At the grocery store in March and I am like WTF?

It's a fricking jersey. It's a piece of cloth with a team name and number stitched onto it. Why the frick shouldn't an adult male wear this and why the frick would you care if they do? Should all adult men just wear a suit and tie to games like it's the 1920's?

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A man that criticizes what another man wears is fricking gay, you're gayer than Liberace

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Not criticizing what a dude wears. Drew Brees wears the same shirt—obviously there's nothing inherently wrong with it.

But if you wear it for reasons other than to cover your football pads underneath it and to sport the same color as your teammates on the football team that has you on its roster, that's extremely gay and douchey and men like me will rip on people like that for it. I was born this way.