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Lads, I want to tell you what happened me. Like many of the members forum know, I'm a collector of rugby jerseys, and I quite like the Authentic Test Jerseys. I have several of those, today I came home to my British Lions Test Jersey and is incredibly fitted! Nothing I have seen before.
I have a France Test Jersey, in the same size (both in size L) but the Lions Test Jersey is of a different fabric. (A much thicker and more strong fabric). I bought the France's Test Jersey at the official site, so it's authentic and has the same cut as the Lions Test Jersey but the fabric is thinner and more lightweight, so you can easily put the shirt.
I stayed 2 hours to try to put me in the Lions Test Jersey, and finally got it. It really looked like the players with these tight jersey. And couldn't I just take off my jersey, I needed the help of a friend to get out of the shirt, really that a straitjacket as the asylum.
Then I remembered that in RWC 2011, when Sonny Bill Williams broke his jersey, and entered an aide to give him another jersey, but Sonny couldn't put into his shirt only, he needed the help of the wizard:
Actually yes, I 'm thinking whether to change the shirt for other jersey (Now British Lions is out of stock), because it's very difficult to put into this jersey. I have the France Test Jersey, but the fabric is much lighter and is easy to put on and take off his jersey, however Lions Test Jersey seems a straitjacket .
All players who wear Adidas Test Jersey need the help of a wizard to enter them?. Canterbury Test Jerseys are very flexible, but believe me this Test Jersey, is very very very tight and very hard, no flexibility, so it's very difficult to get into it.
I have a France Test Jersey, in the same size (both in size L) but the Lions Test Jersey is of a different fabric. (A much thicker and more strong fabric). I bought the France's Test Jersey at the official site, so it's authentic and has the same cut as the Lions Test Jersey but the fabric is thinner and more lightweight, so you can easily put the shirt.
I stayed 2 hours to try to put me in the Lions Test Jersey, and finally got it. It really looked like the players with these tight jersey. And couldn't I just take off my jersey, I needed the help of a friend to get out of the shirt, really that a straitjacket as the asylum.
Then I remembered that in RWC 2011, when Sonny Bill Williams broke his jersey, and entered an aide to give him another jersey, but Sonny couldn't put into his shirt only, he needed the help of the wizard:
Actually yes, I 'm thinking whether to change the shirt for other jersey (Now British Lions is out of stock), because it's very difficult to put into this jersey. I have the France Test Jersey, but the fabric is much lighter and is easy to put on and take off his jersey, however Lions Test Jersey seems a straitjacket .
All players who wear Adidas Test Jersey need the help of a wizard to enter them?. Canterbury Test Jerseys are very flexible, but believe me this Test Jersey, is very very very tight and very hard, no flexibility, so it's very difficult to get into it.
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