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Like this...

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Arizona-Card...hash=item250354289919&_trksid=p3286.m63.l1177


Notice a few things:
REPLICA
SEWN NUMBERS/NAME
not authentic or replica-authentic.
Tackle Twill fabric (important)
And tho the picture might not show it, it's made-to-wear, has no side body extra material that the mesh is sewn to (which causes the bagginess).
Instead, it's just the edge of the front and edge of the back sewn directly together and therefore under the armpit is sewn onto those pieces directly.
The authentics have a 5 inch stretchy material that runs all the way from the bottom up under the armpit and to the end of the sleeve, which the mesh front and back are sewn to, creating an extra 5 inches of bagginess all over for padding.
 

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Re: NFL Jersey's

Here's another good one....
And the guy offers all sizes, colors, and posts to Australia.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Matt-Lienart...emQQptZUS_SM_Fan_Shop?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

Also check out this picture....notice the side is sewn directly together front and back pieces. The Authentics would have TWO sew lines running up the side of the body with an extra piece of stretchy material and no middle sew line there...
MattLienartwhiteside.jpg
 
Re: NFL Jersey's

Some people offer faster shipping rates at extra cost, very bottom of the page in the drop down menus.

This time of year too, with everyone out to buy superbowl team jerseys, your best bet is BUY IT NOW listings, to Australia offered, and have optional faster shipping rates.

Also, in another couple of weeks you could buy a Cards jersey that will have the SB logos on there etc. Those will all start being made by the Chinese etc for mass ebay sales. Authentics and replicas.

Imo just make sure you get a replica, with sewn name/numbers in tackle twill. (important), because others can make dodgy ones with like plastic numbers etc.
 
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Also, dont use ebay.com.au because they show very few listings.
Go direct to ebay.com and there'll be millions more listings,.....but you just gotta make sure they list WILL SHIP INTERNATIONALLY or WILL SHIP TO AUSTRALIA. But always still read right thru the terms of sale, because some say "will ship to australia/internationallY" but then in the terms on that page will say "only ship to America, no international buyers".
 
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I don't have a Bengals jersey but I have a jacket that I got when I was in Cincinnati. It is black with orange sleeves. It has a Tiger's face which covers the whole back of it and has the Bengals album on both sleeves. My friends in Cincinnati bought it for me and I got to wear it to a Bengals game. :thumbsu:
 
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Had this arrive in the mail just a little late for the 2nd Birthday. The face is an attempt to mimick Dad's mean look (mmm didn't work too well). Where's the KC jersey? Damn Philly based in-laws!!

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Woodson said:
Eagles in-laws eh? Kid does it well to show the look of contempt. :D

Thanx for the pic 11sjw
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Spoke to said In Laws this morning (bare in mind they're Philly transplants from Toronto and have been there for nearly ten years) and their comment re the game..

"Great game, tough to lose. Man the Philly fans must have that many splinters in their bums from getting on and off the bandwagon this year."

Had to have a chuckle at that.
 
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11sjw said:
Spoke to said In Laws this morning (bare in mind they're Philly transplants from Toronto and have been there for nearly ten years) and their comment re the game..

"Great game, tough to lose. Man the Philly fans must have that many splinters in their bums from getting on and off the bandwagon this year."

Had to have a chuckle at that.
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Good 'Splinters' comeback call by ya in-laws. hehehe

Any chance your In Laws will actually pull something other than a splinter from their bums that resembles a Chiefs guernsey? ;)
 
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Crumpler83 said:
You're gonna be hard up finding any NFL Jerseys in stores across Melbourne. The only place I ever remember selling them was good ol' MSD in the city and that was years ago.
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That just reminded me of the Sports Bazaar. In my late teens during the early 90's I remember catching the Greyhound down to Melbourne and discovering that sporting mecca. Got my first proper Elway jersey from there circa 1996. Had a fake one done up years earlier by the guys who did the uniforms for the NSW GFL. :thumbsu:
 
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Woodson said:
Good 'Splinters' comeback call by ya in-laws. hehehe

Any chance your In Laws will actually pull something other than a splinter from their bums that resembles a Chiefs guernsey? ;)
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If they did it would mean my ugly noggin in the photo. Don't know about you lot but I'd much rather see my 2 year old daughter.

In saying that I did pick up a Joe Montana Chiefs jersey back in the day (as well as a Deion 'PrimeTime' Sanders SF49ers jersey) both replicas as they were way cheaper than the authentic gear.
 
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handy point said:
That just reminded me of the Sports Bazaar. :thumbsu:
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Yep i remember that store it was on the top end of Bourke St i think and they had everything in there!!! NFL , NHL , MLB , NBA all the jerseys hats and apparell one could want!! I use to go there in my teens to when we wagged school!! :cool:

I dont know if there is any around anymore but it was truly a great shop wharehouse size to. :thumbsu:
 
Pierce: Cardinals Presence in the Superbowl a Disgrace...

Check this out, it is a bit harsh if you ask me. :confused:



Razing Arizona
The Cardinals' presence in the Super Bowl is fluky and disgraceful.

By Charles P. Pierce
Posted Monday, Jan. 26, 2009, at 6:37 AM ET

I can tell you exactly when I began hating the Arizona Cardinals, and it wasn't when they came to Foxborough in December, took one look at the falling snow, and decided they would commit public consumer fraud for the balance of the afternoon. No, it was sometime midway through the BCS national championship game between Oklahoma and Florida. For those of you who missed it, Fox television announcer Thom Brennaman treated Florida quarterback Tim Tebow in a fashion that I am absolutely sure violates the anti-stalking statutes in at least five states. At one point, Brennaman said, "If you're fortunate enough to spend five minutes or 20 minutes around Tim Tebow, your life is better for it." And then he said, after Tebow got nailed for a taunting penalty, "That might be the first thing he's ever done wrong." This is the kind of stuff for which the Eternal Word Television Network was, ah, created, and Thom Brennaman made Mother Angelica look like Kathy Griffin.*

This happens a lot in football. The game is afflicted by announcers who spend an awful lot of time wrapping football in the Great American Family Values comforter. They festoon it with jingoistic baubles and cheap patriotic gewgaws. And all of this is to place the game's fundamental destruction and brutality on some higher plane than that occupied by people who simply beat the crap out of one another in bars on a Friday night. This is how we end up with Thom Brennaman treating the national collegiate football championship game as though he were the Chad and Jeremy correspondent for Tiger Beat back in the day. This is also how we are going to be inundated with mendacious swill over the next two weeks on the subject of what a great story the Arizona Cardinals are.

(Before we go any further, you, there, Larry Fitzgerald? You can leave the room now, because none of what follows applies to you. You're having the most significant postseason any nonquarterback has had in about 20 years.)

We're going to hear about how they magically transformed themselves at the end of the season. We're going to hear about the remarkable comeback of Kurt Warner. We're going to hear about how marvelous it is for the National Football League that a Super Bowl championship is within the grasp of a team so thickly dripping with obvious mediocrity that it's a wonder Charlie Sheen isn't playing left guard. We are going to hear all of this because the NFL and its broadcast partners operate on the very simple premise that everybody who reports—or follows—their sport on television is a paste-eating moron.

This simple fact is that the very presence of the Arizona Cardinals in the Super Bowl is at best a fluke and, at worst, a disgrace. They played in a landfill of a division. They won their two playoff games because Jake Delhomme of Carolina turned the ball over six times and because the Philadelphia Eagles all looked at the newspapers last Sunday and discovered they were in the NFC championship game again. The Cardinals are a glorified Arena Football League team with a soft defense and a running game unworthy of the name. They are in the position that they're in because the NFL rigs its season worse than any carny rigs his wheel. For all the macho posturing of its principal propagandists, between the jiggering of the schedule and the conniving of the draft and the socialistic revenue schemes, and the desperate grab for any mechanism that will flatten out the differences between really good teams and really bad ones, the NFL is the league that comes closest to the biddy soccer league philosophy of making sure that everyone gets a trophy.

That's what the Arizona Cardinals are: the National Participation Ribbon.

The only proof anyone should need came in the 15th game of the season, when Arizona visited New England. It already was clear this year that the Cardinals were even money to finish in the middle of the pack of any league that played in the upper latitudes, with the possible exception of the Ivies. Send them north out of the pleasure dome that the Bidwills blackjacked out of the state of Arizona, and the team did things like give up 56 points to the New York Jets, playing such shoddy defense that Brett Favre threw for six touchdowns. This, of course, ignited another outbreak of hot and steamy Favre love from the easily smitten television press corps, so we have the Cardinals to blame even for that. In Foxborough, however, in December, they simply quit.

The Patriots scored on nine of their first 10 possessions. The score was 31-0 at halftime. There was no compelling empirical evidence that the Arizona defense ever had left the desert. Jack Molinas went to jail for going into the water less obviously than the Cardinals did that day. It was every bit as phony an outcome as any pro wrestling show's, and the essential moral difference between that game and a game in which a team actually was shaving points was negligible at best.

Bear in mind over the next week that this game will be cited as the "pivotal" moment in the Cardinals' miracle run to the Super Bowl. Ken Whisenhunt—who sat most of his offensive weapons in that game—and his staff will be the subject of gooey encomiums for cracking the whip after the loss to New England. There will be loose talk about professionalism, and about how pride was appealed to at a critical moment. And since snow is a long shot in Tampa, they might even win the game, and then there will be more of it. And it will all be nonsense. Not even Tim Tebow could save this team's soul.

Correction, Jan. 28, 2009: This piece originally referred to the Eternal Word Television Network's "late Mother Angelica." While she no longer makes live appearances on the air due to her ill health, Mother Angelica is still living.

Charles P. Pierce is a staff writer for the Boston Globe Magazine and a contributing writer for Esquire.

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Re: Pierce: Cardinals Presence in the Superbowl a Disgrace...

Dear Mr Pierce,

Run along back to your little collective of North Eastern intellectuals and let us enjoy the game. They're there because they won the right games. Stop acting like a whiney little biartch and deal with the fact the Patriots didn't.

Yours sincerely,

11sjw
 
Re: Pierce: Cardinals Presence in the Superbowl a Disgrace...

Pierce sounds like a very bitter man and why not wish them luck it has been long overdue for this Franchise and good luck to them. :thumbsu:
 
Re: Pierce: Cardinals Presence in the Superbowl a Disgrace...

When the regular season finished I predicted we'd here more about teams missing playoffs with a better record than some that made it than in any other year.

Why?

Because the New England f***ing Patriots missed out!
 
Re: Pierce: Cardinals Presence in the Superbowl a Disgrace...

pure sour grapes.

Arizona fluking their way to the SB? Says little for the rest of the NFC. Why is it being belted by the Pats (after the Cards had sewn up the Div) evidence of a team being a fraud, yet beating up a hot Carolina in Charlotte, forcing 6 turnovers, in a playoff game a fluke? I know where I would want my team playing well.

Garbage journalism.
 
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JeffDunne said:
When the regular season finished I predicted we'd here more about teams missing playoffs with a better record than some that made it than in any other year.

Why?

Because the New England f***ing Patriots missed out!
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Hit Nail on the head if i ever saw it JD.
 

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