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Boxrec.com T-Shirt.

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Well, my Boxrec.com T-Shirt arrived yesterday morning and I have to admit I am very pleased with it. :TU:

Has anyone else here ordered one?

I just find the mental image of countless fight fans logging onto this site from all over the World to talk Boxing, and all wearing the same T-Shirt amusing!! :D
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Post by neil r »

Oh aye so how did you get a t-shirt then? I want one too. put a lot of x's in front of the l and it should fit!!
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neil r wrote:Oh aye so how did you get a t-shirt then? I want one too. put a lot of x's in front of the l and it should fit!!
http://www.cafepress.com/boxrec

Or via the link, top right on Boxrec home page.

Mine took about 10 days to arrive (they are shipped from the USA)

NOTE

I'm about 5ft 8" and 150lbs but quite broad across the shoulders for my height The Large size fits me just right!!

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oh no theyre naff. never been into paying good money to advertise for someone else
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Post by stujones »

I have to agree with Neil, not really my cup of tea. I've got offered a free t shirt at another site where I post - haven't said yes to that. But will probably as it is free.
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Post by neil r »

Seems a bit of a cheek really. its posters who make this site. by decent posts or debates whe attract more members. more members means greater interest, greater interest means advertising and advertising mean money.

this site is generally recognised as the best site on the web, and its the people who have posted here regularly and the quality of the posts that make it what it is. seems a bit much asking us to shell out the best part of 20 notes (inc p and p) for a tshirt to advertise it too.

what about chucking out a few freebies to consistently good posters or those who have been here and contributed a while or even the scottish ones from edinburgh with around 834 posts (not including the couple of hundred ones lost when the site went tits up!), who joined on march 6th 2004 and who maybe dont post as much as they used to because they are busy at work as psychiatric nurses!! :TU:
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Post by stujones »

We we've been labelled anoraks in the past, I'm not going to go round showing people "Hey, look at me I'm an anorak". I wouldn't buy a boxing monthly t shirt either. Thats the reason why I haven't said yes to the free t shirt I have been offered but might take that up to wear as "round the house" clothing.
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Post by stujones »

Good comment there Owen, I'm not saying Boxrec are wrong to try and sell t-shirts and I'm sure there will be a few who will buy. Just don't think I will buy because not really my scene. Plain t-shirts I would consider.
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Post by Goz »

Exactly. Give me a t-shirt for nought and I'll wear it in the gym, I'm not paying for one!
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Post by Goz »

Then again I suppose we should look at it as people run and host this site for us and it's entirely gratis.

Look at the t-shirt as a contribution to what is a brilliant free service...
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Goz wrote:Look at the t-shirt as a contribution to what is a brilliant free service...
That's exactly the way I look at it.

Ok they may or may not be the height of fashion, but I think they are fine to wear around the house or at the gym etc.


Do you ever wish you had never started a thread?
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Post by MightyWarrior »

I used to collect big fight t-shirts, the decent ones anyway - though not too many of those about to be honest. ( I'm sitting here in a ODH/Quartey one at moment ) JCC v Whitaker, with the Alamo backdrop aint bad. Lonsdale used to do good ones in the 80's, but they're 100% crap as of late.

Noticed these excellent Everlast ones about recently - do they sell em in the UK? These are some of the best I've seen in ages - the old timer image ones I mean -

http://store.everlastboxing.com/everlas ... hirts.html
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Post by KOJOE90 »

MightyWarrior wrote:I used to collect big fight t-shirts, the decent ones anyway - though not too many of those about to be honest. ( I'm sitting here in a ODH/Quartey one at moment ) JCC v Whitaker, with the Alamo backdrop aint bad. Lonsdale used to do good ones in the 80's, but they're 100% crap as of late.

Noticed these excellent Everlast ones about recently - do they sell em in the UK? These are some of the best I've seen in ages - the old timer image ones I mean -

http://store.everlastboxing.com/everlas ... hirts.html
I like the white Jack Dempsey one.
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Post by tonyevs »

How about when you buy the t-shirt they put your username on the back or something.
Then when your at a big fight you wear it and people can put a face to piece you`ve written and approach you.

Then other members who didn`t wear a boxrec t-shirt can write a thread about how an anorak wearing a Boxrec t-shirt got sparked by that crap wanker boxer who should have retired 6yrs ago. :TU:
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Post by kevo »

Maybe they should produce T-shirts with 'humerous' slogans on the front. There's an endless amount of 'fisting' and 'ring' jokes out there.

Or, they should launch their own clothing range, like P. Diddy and his SEAN JOHN label. or Jay-z and Roca-wear.
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