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    'Powder puff' snood wearers?

    Alex Ferguson thinks we are cissies! REAL MEN DON'T WEAR SNOODS

    Should the fell running Buff/Snood wearer be concerned?

    Snoods - the beloved neck warmers of precious and pampered footballers - have been banned by the International FA Board
    Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson quoted: "Real men don't wear snoods."
    And writing on Twitter, United defender Rio Ferdinand said: "U won't see a Man Utd player wearing a snood."

    I am proud of my Noonstone buff and would invite Rio and Alex to join us at Mankinholes for next year's race - thats if they're not too cissie......
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    Re: 'Powder puff' snood wearer

    nah your not running fast enough if you need a snood. i don't normally agree with anything united but there right, people are becoming to soft. you would never of seen my grandad in one.
    dont know where im going, dont know where ive been, all im doing is running, running to have fun.

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    Re: 'Powder puff' snood wearer

    My noses drips like a tap when I'm running - the buff soaks this up like a sponge - does get a bit clammy round the neck tho

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    Re: 'Powder puff' snood wearer

    Does anyone really care what ferguson thinks?

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    Re: 'Powder puff' snood wearer

    Quote Originally Posted by karen nash View Post
    Does anyone really care what ferguson thinks?
    Top notch observation. I agree!

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    Re: 'Powder puff' snood wearer

    Might be an opportunity to develop a new line of "REAL MAN" logo-ed buffs - no publicity is bad publicity

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    Re: 'Powder puff' snood wearer

    Edale 2007. On the run out up Ringing Roger my hat was ripped off my head by the rather strong wind.

    Thankfully I had a Buff in the bum bag and was able to at least engineer face protection from the driving snow and hail.

    Wouldn't have finished without out it.

    Not sure what the 80 plus who did retire were wearing. Might have been a few Buffs amongst them. :wink:

    Footballers and powder puff in the same sentence; can't think why? :wink:
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    Re: 'Powder puff' snood wearer

    Quote Originally Posted by karen nash View Post
    Does anyone really care what ferguson thinks?
    No sane person listens to Bacon Face. And there's a big difference between a football stadium and the top of a mountain in the snow, wind or rain...

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    Re: 'Powder puff' snood wearer

    Although I do remember travelling to watch Northwich Victoria play at Blyth Spartons in 1980's - ice, snow and wind striaght off the North Sea - no roof - brrrrrrr

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    Re: 'Powder puff' snood wearer

    Quote Originally Posted by MorganW View Post
    Edale 2007. On the run out up Ringing Roger my hat was ripped off my head by the rather strong wind.

    Thankfully I had a Buff in the bum bag and was able to at least engineer face protection from the driving snow and hail.

    Wouldn't have finished without out it.

    Not sure what the 80 plus who did retire were wearing. Might have been a few Buffs amongst them. :wink:

    Footballers and powder puff in the same sentence; can't think why? :wink:
    Exactly the same thing happened to me Morgan, hat blew away on Ringing Roger. Thankfully my windproof coat had a hood on it otherwise my race would have been over. What a day that was, unforgettable :w00t:

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