JohnnyBGood
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First off, by voting "why not", the assumption is that the jersey is not ginormous and that you know enough to wear a shirt underneath it and so on. You also do not tuck it into your jeans so that you've got this huge wad of shirt bulging around your hips.
I've had this discussion with some folks before. There seems to be (at least to me) a recent trend of people thinking that it's stupid for grown men to wear their team's jersey to a football game. The reasons range from "it's dorky" to thinking it looks rather "white trash" or that it looks like an old dude living vicariously through a bunch of kids.
I've attended football games for over 25 years, both college and NFL. I don't wear a jersey everytime as it depends on the weather and other considerations. But I do wear one frequently. It's just part of the atmosphere to me. I don't know where this notion of wearing a polo shirt and khakis while sipping chardonnay became the official gameday attire, but it smacks of snobbery to me.
What do you guys think? Is it much ado about nothing or is this a widespread view that I've been heretofore clueless about?
I've had this discussion with some folks before. There seems to be (at least to me) a recent trend of people thinking that it's stupid for grown men to wear their team's jersey to a football game. The reasons range from "it's dorky" to thinking it looks rather "white trash" or that it looks like an old dude living vicariously through a bunch of kids.
I've attended football games for over 25 years, both college and NFL. I don't wear a jersey everytime as it depends on the weather and other considerations. But I do wear one frequently. It's just part of the atmosphere to me. I don't know where this notion of wearing a polo shirt and khakis while sipping chardonnay became the official gameday attire, but it smacks of snobbery to me.
What do you guys think? Is it much ado about nothing or is this a widespread view that I've been heretofore clueless about?