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Mandy Rice-Davies springs to mind here for some reason! 
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Lions reveal shirt for Australia tour

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The British and Irish Lions have unveiled their shirt for the 2025 tour of Australia, revealing they will wear a darker shade of red.

The shirt also features a pattern woven into the fabric, symbolising the union of four nations, and an old-fashioned 'grandad' collar.

Lions chief executive Ben Calveley said the change in colour was intended to create a shirt that was "more wearable for the fans" away from matches.
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Originally posted by Steve@Mose Steve@Mose wrote:

Lions reveal shirt for Australia tour

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The British and Irish Lions have unveiled their shirt for the 2025 tour of Australia, revealing they will wear a darker shade of red.

The shirt also features a pattern woven into the fabric, symbolising the union of four nations, and an old-fashioned 'grandad' collar.

Lions chief executive Ben Calveley said the change in colour was intended to create a shirt that was "more wearable for the fans" away from matches.

"More wearable"? Bleeding execu-speak nonsense. Are they saying that you can't wear bright red away from the stands? I do all the time.

I wish they'd just tell the truth and say "It's more commercial" or "the sponsor's logo shows up better on dark red".

I do like the pattern on it though, not sure I get the point of putting an electronic tag in it though.


Edited by Robb - 3 hours 28 minutes ago at 19:10
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