2 chapters across the catalog
Glenn describes the vintage skin-tight Tottenham away shirt he is wearing, manufactured by Kappa around 2005. The hosts critique the impracticality of professional "speed suit" designs for average fans and discuss their preferences for kit aesthetics. They specifically mention a dislike for red elements, such as the AIA logo, appearing on Tottenham kits.
Professional Branding, Twitter Accounts, and Football Rivalries
A speaker describes a recent experience where a colleague researching his background discovered his active presence on Twitter across two separate accounts. The discussion shifts to football as one host reveals he is wearing a Tottenham Hotspur shirt, leading to a lighthearted debate about the appropriateness of dads wearing replica kits. They jokingly refer to Arsenal as "Woolwich Arsenal," referencing the club's South London origins and maintaining a strict household ban on the rival team's name.
