There are those of us who enjoy a few games on Sunday and those that enjoy a match on Sunday.
Me personally, I prefer the NFL to the MLS or UEFA or whatever it is. And there's thousands of people, probably millions, that have custom football jerseys with their name and number on them. I am not one of them - but the thought of getting football jerseys customized has crossed my mind. Instead, I went for a Fred Biletnikoff #25 Oakland Raiders jersey. I'd rather not walk around with my name on the back of a Raiders jersey, but that's not to say you shouldn't want your name blasted across the back.
You also see a lot of high school football on television, and I'm sure there's parents out there who get their sons high school football jerseys customized. Shoot, I might be one of them in a number of years when Nolan grows up a little. First though, would be customizing a youth football jersey - but I'd get his number on it, not mine. He'd be my favorite player!
For those who prefer the pitch and the rioting in the crowds during international "friendlies", soccer jerseys might be more up your alley. Soccer uniforms and jerseys are a huge phenomenon ever since the US went pretty deep in the last World Cup. I was in Dallas and was watching it at a local dive cantina. Had a lot of fun with the wife though.
The one thing I have never seen is youth soccer jerseys though, but I guess without a child who'd be playing soccer, that's probably par for the course. I know there's a million and one different combinations and patters and colors to choose from, and minus all the littering from sponsors, team soccer jerseys would be pretty cool. I just can't get over the fact that unless you make it yourself, which you certainly can do, it's like you watching a match with a bunch of running and flopping billboards.
But regardless of which football you prefer, you are certainly able to customize it however you see fit. But not me, I will stick with the classic silver #25 on the black jersey.