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Mini Kits

Post by jetsetwilly » Sun Mar 03, 2013 7:55 am

Anyone bought a mini kit (infant replica)?

I want to buy one but the ages on the website are either 2 Years of 3 Years. It doesn't say whether the 2 Years means up to 2 years old, or 2 years upwards.

Anyone?

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Re: Mini Kits

Post by jaffka » Sun Mar 03, 2013 8:32 am

They don't do them. I enquired at the start of the season and recently

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Re: Mini Kits

Post by jetsetwilly » Sun Mar 03, 2013 8:49 am

They are on the website, home and away (home is £35, away £25) but currently buy one get one free. So just need to know which size

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Post by jaffka » Sun Mar 03, 2013 12:26 pm

jetsetwilly wrote:They are on the website, home and away (home is £35, away £25) but currently buy one get one free. So just need to know which size
http://www.medocmall.co.uk/cgi-bin/live ... MKHOME1213" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The youngest they go is 2 year old.

There is another thread somewhere discussing this, if I remember correctly it was Adidas who refused to make them for under 2 years old.

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Re: Mini Kits

Post by Prufrock » Sun Mar 03, 2013 12:41 pm

They should make them. If folk are that simple as to part with £35 for a 'kit' for a toddler then they deserve fleecing!

I've got some magic* beans they can bid for if they like.






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Re: Mini Kits

Post by jaffka » Sun Mar 03, 2013 12:45 pm

Prufrock wrote:They should make them. If folk are that simple as to part with £35 for a 'kit' for a toddler then they deserve fleecing!

I've got some magic* beans they can bid for if they like.






*Disclaimer: they might not really be magic, but they probably are.
When you have discovered what your cock and balls are actually for and produced a few of your own off spring you might well find that you point of view will have changed. :D

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Re: Mini Kits

Post by jetsetwilly » Sun Mar 03, 2013 12:50 pm

You miss the point. My lad is just two. Is the 2 years kit for 2 year old upwards or is 2 the max age. Was going to get the 3 years one and if its a bit big so be it. Two kits for 35 quid isnt bad

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Re: Mini Kits

Post by jaffka » Sun Mar 03, 2013 12:53 pm

jetsetwilly wrote:You miss the point. My lad is just two. Is the 2 years kit for 2 year old upwards or is 2 the max age. Was going to get the 3 years one and if its a bit big so be it. Two kits for 35 quid isnt bad
The club shop will be able to advise you correctly.

However I understand that the 2 year old size is for children of 2 years old and upwards.

I take it that you dont do much shopping in your house :P

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Re: Mini Kits

Post by Prufrock » Sun Mar 03, 2013 1:18 pm

jaffka wrote:
Prufrock wrote:They should make them. If folk are that simple as to part with £35 for a 'kit' for a toddler then they deserve fleecing!

I've got some magic* beans they can bid for if they like.






*Disclaimer: they might not really be magic, but they probably are.
When you have discovered what your cock and balls are actually for and produced a few of your own off spring you might well find that you point of view will have changed. :D

It bloody wont! When I worked at JD folk would come in and spend £40 on a pair of Nike trainers for their 1 year old who couldn't even walk! Any kids I have will be getting the almost-but-not-quite. Want Roller blades? Have roller skates with the stoppers on the front. Want new trainers? Tommy Balls it is. Never did me any harm :D!
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Re: Mini Kits

Post by Gooner Girl » Sun Mar 03, 2013 1:34 pm

jetsetwilly wrote:You miss the point. My lad is just two. Is the 2 years kit for 2 year old upwards or is 2 the max age. Was going to get the 3 years one and if its a bit big so be it. Two kits for 35 quid isnt bad
I buy a fair amount of clothes for 2 year olds. The 2 year old kit will be age 2-3 and will probably come up massive if its anything like the arsenal ones I bought my twins in the sale.

If he is just 2 and of an average build then that should be fine (other then that the poor kid will be laughed out of play group in a shirt that dodgy ;) )

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