Douggo
Semi-Pro
you think in 2010 theyd make better shirts
Not sure what you mean. Better-performing shirts? I would think so. Better-looking shirts? I don't see any reason to think so.
you think in 2010 theyd make better shirts
^^Wasn't that Nike? I could be wrong, but I think it was. Perhaps someone can confirm that. That was a very cool shirt, nice colors.
Thanks Bezs for placing that name with the shirt above.
Do you know anything about why Hrbaty wore that? I wonder if it was for publicity or if it was for some functional reason of his, like staying cooler in the heat??
See wikipedia on him:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominik_Hrbatý
Looks like he retired in 2009 and I didn't realize that he was Roger Federer's good friend and former doubles partner.
He did reach the QF of the US Open in 2004 and it looks like he was a very good doubles player.
Not sure what you mean. Better-performing shirts? I would think so. Better-looking shirts? I don't see any reason to think so.
If you really want to get into the whole adidas/Puma thing, look around for some stories on the bitter feud betwen the brothers and the town that basically was divided into camps; the pro-adidas camp and the pro-Puma camp. It got pretty ugly, from all accounts.^^No, I honestly didnt know adidas owned Reebok. Thanks for schooling me on that.
I knew about the Adi Dassler thing, not about Puma though.
Europeans say it the ''right'' way, pr adi-das not adee-das but we get a lot of stuff wrong!
I don't agree. Shirts are, in general, better now than they were 20 years ago in every way, if you ask me. All I have to do is recall some of the more hideous designs from the Eighties and Nineties (the Tacchini archer shirt Sampras wore, the horrible Diadora confetti stuff Courier wore early in his career, some of the putrid Agassi stuff Nike came up with, the terrible graphics on some of the shirts adidas put Steffi Graf and Stefan Edberg in) to realize that what's going on now is, overall, much better. And the performance fabrics are a huge improvement, especially for heavy sweaters like me. I'm still struggling with the huge baggy shorts, though. What's wrong with a seven inch inseam??? Why does it have to be 10??!?yea thats what i mean. better technology, but terrible fashion for the most part
Sure was.
yes, had it!^^Wasn't that Nike? I could be wrong, but I think it was. Perhaps someone can confirm that. That was a very cool shirt, nice colors.
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Can someone compare the fit of this to the Pink FO polo?
I've got an XL that is a little snug and would like to know if I can expect the same from the pink one.
The pink one fits exactly the same.
The sunny polo is only a little bit tighter around the chest, because of the colour band.
Dang....stupid skinny tennis players.
The Novak Djokovic Australian Open 2008 night match shirt. I can't find a place to buy anymore, I got mine at the Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, RI.
What can brown do for you?
J
What can brown do for you?
J
Actually, what can smoke do for you?
Green? I don't see it.... :-?
It is very much a grayish color. I just picked one up.
Cheers!
Roddick looks like a 10 year old with that big cheeky grinOne of my favourites is Andy Roddick's 2003 US open top. Wish I'd gotten one
The Novak Djokovic Australian Open 2008 night match shirt. I can't find a place to buy anymore, I got mine at the Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, RI.
almost any oldschool agassi nike shirt are my favorites. i think deep down everyone loves these shirts (well, maybe not everyone). if nike released retro challenge court apparel, i think it would generally outsell whatever the current line is. people say they don't like the neon stuff, but just look at how people like the current nadal gear. i remember i got the 1990 us open polo (yellow and black with the flaming ball across the back) at marshall's for $20. dude, it was the shiz.
am i the only one who thought that the 09 aussie open adidas shirt that verdasco wore was absolutely legit?
almost any oldschool agassi nike shirt are my favorites. i think deep down everyone loves these shirts (well, maybe not everyone). if nike released retro challenge court apparel, i think it would generally outsell whatever the current line is. people say they don't like the neon stuff, but just look at how people like the current nadal gear. i remember i got the 1990 us open polo (yellow and black with the flaming ball across the back) at marshall's for $20. dude, it was the shiz.