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Football Officiating => General Discussion => Topic started by: ref18 on May 17, 2011, 08:56:24 PM
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Ok, so I was looking around and I found this on the officials choice website.
http://www.theofficialschoice.com/footballshirt-shortsleeve-2.aspx
But they don't make one for football.
Anyone know if there's anything on the market available for the football ref?
Our association is developing a pink kit (shoelaces, flag, number, association crest, whistle, socks, etc) for October and we'd really like to get shirts as part of the deal.
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Wow....
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I had a shirt like that once.
My wife had some bright red socks and..........................................................
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Rather than having everyone in the assoc blow money on a full pink uniform to show your "support" for breast cancer awareness why doesn't the assoc have all it's members donate that money to something like, oh I don't know, some organization that actually researches for the cure of breast cancer?
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We do, we as officials make a charitable donation every year for cancer research and support.
We've had a number of football wives survive this disease and recently one pass away from it, so we like to make a visible statement for awareness.
Early detection is key, you could donate all the money in the world, but if people aren't aware of the disease, they can't self-screen and it can go missed.
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My ex-wife had a real knack for making my tightie whities and white wife beaters pink. Perhaps that is why she is the ex. I can give you her number.
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Mike - Maybe I married your ex? After the second load that came out pink I decided to do all the officiating washing myself!
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Rather than having everyone in the assoc blow money on a full pink uniform to show your "support" for breast cancer awareness why doesn't the assoc have all it's members donate that money to something like, oh I don't know, some organization that actually researches for the cure of breast cancer?
On the other hand, perhaps this investment would serve as an advert in front of a few hundred people at each location, who might then all go and donate; the advert can be repeated as many times as the members are willing. Speculate to accumulate.