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Kelantan TRW vs QPR (Asia Tour: 20 July 2012)
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thanks mate : )Yes, check out this link:
http://www.qpr.co.uk/page/AsiaTour/0...849221,00.htmlComment
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Thanks guys for all the warm welcome.
Honestly I never heard of QPR until Tony took over the club. Has been a soccer fan all the while but only supporting local clubs. Many Malaysians are a huge fan of Premier League clubs like MU, Liverpool, Chelsea but not me. Even when Malaysian owner bought Cardiff City I really didnt fancy them. But when Tony started to involve with QPR I started lurking around QPR forums, checking their history etc. I found the club has a rich history and QPR fans are genuine. Hope that answer your question
Yes it is a bit expensive compared to normal t-shirt however many Malaysians in town area are mostly middle-income class so RM300 is not that big of an issue. Many people could afford that. But of course when they are many fake people will go for that.
Nowadays Malaysian government has started to strictly enforcing the law on counterfeit items. Last month alone about 250,000 jerseys were seized.
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I guess in few years time it will be hard to find the fake ones here. Nowadays there are still many.Comment
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