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I have a question for you guys about our jerseys. Would you prefer a t-shirt or a real jersey? I did some looking around for examples of jerseys and found that the sport whose team jerseys most suitable for what we do is, ironically, soccer. Soccer jerseys are the closest to t-shirts than any other sport.

For example: http://www.customjersey.com/default.php ... s&cPath=25

If you prefer a soccer jersey over a t-shirt, let me know and I will get looking into designs and cost. Otherwise, I will look into designing a t-shirt.

Remember, cost is not an issue. I am absolutely sure that these investments will come back to us tenfold. Then we make party!
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Post by Darkshredder »

soccer jerseys work well enough in my opinion. I have a hurling jersey I got in ireland and I use it to shred in every once in a while. The material is very light and breathable. Probably slightly more expensive I'd say but that's just a guess.

I like this idea. I was thinking about it a couple months ago but decided it doesn't really matter if only two people are wearing syracuse footbag jerseys. They'll just think we're joking. . . which we would be pretty much :roll: .

anyway I'll look forward to seeing these. PEACE!!!!!1111!!!!1
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Post by century264 »

I mean, if it swings the vote either way, I am in for the jerseys. I have always wished I had a shirt that I could say I always play in this and not have to worry any more.
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Post by Paul Agostinelli »

cobbs hill 3 today, the top.

everyone has been called except Ian, doug and chris i got no answer from.
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Post by DTank126 »

Ugh! This new job has really messed with my sleeping schedule. Sorry I couldnt make it out today guys, I just woke up around 5. :roll: Probably best I didnt make it anyway, Ive been playing so incredibly badly lately anyway. Hope todays session went well for those of you that did show up.

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Post by mc »

I would love a proper RFA jersey. I vote black!

maybe just a footbag (like the GRASS footbag, without any coloration, just an outline of the panels) on the left breast with ROCHESTER FOOTBAG ASSOCIATION written around it, and then the last name across the shoulders.

Just like the name of the club, I think it should be something timeless and simple.
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Rochester! I'm heeeeeeeeeeeerrre. Anyone want to kick with me?
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Everyone should come to thursday in the square, including taylor!!!
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I miss Rochester :(
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I miss Ryan.
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josh and ryan, we miss you both!
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Post by Will Digges »

I miss rochester too, someone adopt me :lol:
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Post by cd »

yo digges. many of us would be happy to adopt you. come live on my futon anytime!

sunday session is on sunday! who's coming?? tay you should try and make it to cobbs hill tomorrow.
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Post by cd »

yo this turned out to be a pretty junky day... i dont think cobbs hill will be any good.

i dont know if i'll be up after all, unless some of you people are really down for hardcore shred. im going back to sleep now, ill call someone in the afternoon.
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if I didn't have a ton of errands, laundry and cleaning to do I'd totally make a trip out there and get a few of you to play footbag with me. Alas. ONE OF THESE DAYS! Mark my words.
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Post by mikeanello »

This past Sunday was a bad day for footbag. Not only did the weather perform badly, but the session I had at home was pretty bad as well.

Let's make next Sunday big and get back on track.

Next Sunday, 3pm, Cobbs Hill.
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who's playing FOOTBAG tomorrow? the weather looks like it's going to be stormy, so we will need an indoor location or a place with a roof, like a park gazebo... can any of you guys up there locate something? i'll come up as long as any of you will play.

taylor? mike? paul? doug? ian? and where has jeff been? LETS DO IT

the last couple weeks have been the most footbag-less i've had in a long time, but mike sent me some challenges to try and i've struggled through a few days this week and finally felt strong and comfortable with the bag today. i hope you're ready to shred hard.
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I'd like to move to NY and be NYFA. word.
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Post by cd »

me too. im getting sick of this punk-ass rochester scene, with all its fancy grasses and big talk, but no sunday sessions to back it up. wimps and cowards the lot of 'em, except for mike. he's one hella a fella.

ima high tail it outta here if they don't get their butts in gear. i tell you what. you don't want to feel my wrath: i'll get all passive-agressive on your asses (minus the agressive), until you're begging for mercy.

so whats up. am i going to have to pound on your doors at 10 in the morning and bust a symposium whirly swirly before you realize what you've been brought to Earth to do? (to entertain me, that's what.)




fine. i've been thinking of becoming a baseball player anyway. i would make one hell of a second baseman. you've lost out, RFA.
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Post by mc »

best chris dean post ever.
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