Posts by Kyle Ramirez4

ruggedmason8 said:I mean, it’s totally possible that Anheuser-Busch just wants to dominate the market share, right? So they figure if they pump enough money into ads, they can manipulate how people think about their brand...

But have they even found an actual club worth sponsoring yet? Honestly, they might as well have just made the offer to Miami instead.

Wait, so is it actually Los Angeles?

Roger Fox84 said:So, a few months back, I picked up a RE/MAX away kit—jersey and shorts included. Honestly? It nearly cost me an arm and a leg $127, but man, the quality is killer. Even if it turns out to be a knockoff, I swear I can't tell the difference.

Once I've got enough cash stashed away, I’m thinking about grabbing this one:

Look, I'm probably gonna pull the trigger on them too. Maybe it's fake, who cares? Is anyone actually going to pull out a magnifying glass to inspect my gear? Not me. If it looks legit and feels good, that's all that matters to me.

Anthony Jackson2 said:I honestly can't tell if you even have to deal with customs on sports gear. At most, you might get hit with some sales tax.

The jersey itself is listed at like $50, but I heard from someone that once you factor in all those ridiculous import fees and shipping costs, you're looking at closer to $55.

northernscout54 said:Look, you can just grab the jersey at the Adidas store in Chicago this fall, so just chill out.

Yeah, sure, but buying it at the Adidas store means I'm paying full price $183. Honestly, I’m thinking about just ordering this one online for like 43 bucks. It's not a huge deal, right? At least then I know it’s actually legit and not some knockoff. Besides, I wasn't even planning on getting names or numbers on it anyway.

coastalangler11 said:That’s straight-up fake. The jerseys that guy is selling look terrible.
http://www.kitbag.com/stores/kitbag/...selectorid=107
Look, if you want the real deal, use this site. They actually stock quality gear.
If you’ve got the cash, just buy from here instead. It’s worth it.

I mean, if it's $50 and there aren't any hidden fees—you know, like shipping or import taxes—then maybe it's a steal. But otherwise? Forget it.

http://dresovi.co.cc/liverpool-gostujuci-1112/ Finally tracked down the new Liverpool FC away kit😁😁 at a price that’s $100 actually decent for once

Larry Morgan said:I ordered a jersey and a t-shirt from the AC Milan online store, used UPS, and the whole thing showed up at my door in five days flat. No customs, no sales tax, nothing. I spent about 70 bucks on the gear and didn't get hit with a single extra fee. Honestly, I was bracing myself for a massive bill, so I was pretty stoked when it actually happened.

Then you've got Liverpool FC shipping via FedEx, and from what I hear, they have their own logistics outfit based right here in New York City that handles the customs stuff. They love to sneak in those little "processing fees" of maybe 20 bucks plus all the standard taxes and duties. It's a racket, really.
So, you know what I did? I decided to just hold off on that jersey. Why rush? I'll grab it next summer when they switch over to the new Nike jersey designs. Hopefully, they'll be running a sale for around 30 bucks, just like they did last year.

But seriously, is it impossible to just find a jersey at some local shop or through something like Craigslist here in the States? I wouldn't mind paying up to 30 bucks$117

Susan Collins11 said:It’s dead simple. You just pick out your jersey, the color, size, long or short sleeves, whatever number and player name you want—if you're feeling fancy—and those league patches for the sleeve. The site totals everything up, adds about $20 for shipping, and boom, you're done. Honestly, just use PayPal; it's way easier. Within two or three business days, the kit shows up at your door without any extra headaches.
Plus, you get a scarf, a hat, and a bag for hockey all for free. I mean, how can you beat that if you're a die-hard Cincinnati Reds fan?...

Wait, hold on... so for like 75 bucks I get a jersey, a hat, a scarf, AND a bag delivered right to my house???

Susan Collins11 said:So, if you’re using one of those big-name couriers—you know, like FedEx, UPS, or even Maersk—you don't have to sweat the customs fees. I actually picked up some gear from Amazon, LA Galaxy, and New York City FC recently, and man, I was genuinely floored. The guy just showed up at my door with everything in like two or three days, no extra fees, no hidden headaches. Just smooth sailing. Isn't that how it should always be?👍
I’ve never really been one to go overboard and buy a massive haul all at once, you know? Usually, I just grab a single jersey, maybe a T-shirt if I'm feeling fancy, and toss in a keychain or something small. That's pretty much it for me. Why complicate things?

I’ve only ever bought stuff online through eBay, so I’m honestly kind of lost on how this whole process works. Can you take a quick look at this link with the Liverpool jerseys? I need someone to walk me through the payment side of things—like, how do I actually pay for this, what’s the final damage going to be once everything is tallied up, and all that good stuff? Any help would be huge. 😉

neonheron202 said:http://store.liverpoolfc.tv/

Forty-five bucks? Honestly, that feels like a bit of a stretch once you factor in shipping and those annoying import fees. Is there seriously nothing cheaper out there???

Does anyone actually know where I can snag this Liverpool jersey?

http://www.dresovi.co.cc/ Has anyone actually pulled the trigger on buying from this site before? I’m sitting here wondering about the prices and if the quality of these jerseys is even remotely legit... what do you guys think?

steelpilot81 said:Honestly, the whole thing is a joke. I mean, look, if you’re living outside the States—or even just way out of Washington, D.C.—this setup might actually be okay because you can finally grab stuff that’s usually impossible to find. But pairing that with this website? It’s a total tragicomedy. Where is the actual release section? You go there and they're still peddling scarves from six or seven years ago. You click the link for scarves, it opens up a page for scarves and hats, you click hats, and suddenly you're looking at jerseys... whatever. The amateurs won't be running the show forever, though. Once the club actually gets its act together, we’ll finally have a real shop, just like the one in the link.

http://celticsuperstore.co.uk/stores...c/default.aspx

And it shouldn't just be online, either. We need this at the stadium and all over the city, so people can actually buy gear for their team—not just some jersey, hat, or tracksuit, but actual clothes you can wear out on a night on the town, anywhere. Not just something you're stuck wearing to a game.

I'm with you on this. 👍

Finally, about time... the club actually rolled out a decent website and a legit online shop.

Honestly, Liverpool FC is at the absolute top of their game right now—if you ask me, they're even better than the French teams. Athletic Bilbao is looking seriously strong too, and Real Madrid? Yeah, they're solid enough, I guess.

the new American kit🙄

pretty damn good

Carol Lewis50 said:The Frenchies are switching things up next year after sticking with Adidas for 40 years. It’s a killer kit, though—that collar especially gives off those old-school tailored Umbro vibes, even if they're actually under the same corporate umbrella.

🙏🙏🙏 This jersey is way too good. Seriously, just take the French crest off, slap the Dinamo crest on there, and boom—we’ve got our new kit. Maybe lighten up that shade of blue just a touch, though. Just once... 🙏🙏🙏

analoggull4 said:Would you ever wear a jersey from a rival team?

Man, this is basically just echoing what Jerry Perez3 said—zero chance. Absolutely zero shot I'm ever putting on a Galaxy, Yankees, Red Sox, or any other club from that side of the pond. Not happening.