In every way, life is beautiful. The miracle of birth, the honour of death, and every flashing moment that belongs in between. Some things, though, are more beautiful than the others. Sit around, look on, and rejoice. For we are living in the age of the Mizuno.
In the next edition of Collins English dictionary – whenever Wanker gets round to releasing it – the noun âstyleâ, meaning fashion sense and aesthetic, will read simply: Ao.
If it wasnât for the fact that heâs Japanese, itâd be for his long-sleeve-undershirt-with-tight-short-sleeve-shirt combination. If it wasnât for that, itâd be something actually related to the way he plays football. If it wasnât for any of that, if we dug just another spoonful deeper, weâd find the answer. The nexus of the glory, and the tingle in my nether regions: matching Mizunos.
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