Replica football shirts - how many do you have?

I was recently thinking about replica football shirts (I lead a sad, sad life!), and about my collection of shirts - actually it's not a collection per say, as I don't keep my replicas untouched and pristine. I actually wear them you know!  Anyway, what I was pondering was, as a Spurs fan of Jamaican background, it probably is not a surprise when I tell you I have many Spurs and Jamaica (yes, they play football - remember the Reggae Boyz?) replica shirts, and I would assume that the same could be said for many football fans, in that they would own replica shirts relevant to their favoured club and country.  Am I right?  Anyway, I was thinking more about the shirts I own which are not Spurs or Jamaica related, and got me wondering why I own those shirts.

We've recently heard that Arsenal midfielder Abou Diaby wears a Tottenham shirt indoors, given to him by French compatriot and Spurs defender, Younes (I call him Unit) Kaboul.  Now I'm not trying to say that I roll around my flat in the red and white of Arsenal - bloody hell, you'd be lucky if you see me wear any sort of red - but in addition to my Spurs and Jamaica shirts why on earth do I own: 1 Brazil home, 1 Brazil away, 1 Barcelona home, 1 Barcelona away, 1 Inter Milan away, and 1 Rangers home and 1 Italy home replicas? There must be a story to it?
Well the best I can come up with is that I fully respect Brazil as a footballing nation - the Barcelona ones I got as presents, I liked the design of the Inter Milan one (white with the diagonal blue and black stripe), I bought the Italy one while on a break in Rome, and the Rangers one - well that was the chosen kit for a 5-a-side team I was playing for due to its cheap price.

Another reason I own some is an apparent misguided thought that some of those shirts (the Brazil and Italy ones) may be acceptable to wear out and about in the daytime as a sports-casual thing.  You know the deal - popping to the shops, going to the bookies - just generally going about your business? I say apparent misguided, because I asked my mate Cory at work how many replica shirts he owns, and he went on a rant about how he considered it "chavvy" to wear football shirts out and about, and that they should only be worn when playing sports, or chilling inside your abode where no-one can see you.  Now, I'm no fashion expert and Cory sure as hell isn't, so I don't know what the score is here.  I'm not a chav, I'm sure of it - I know what the appropriate occasion is to wear my Burberry cap (only joking!!!!) so what do you reckon?

So, with this in mind, I've got a couple of questions for you all?

1) HOW MANY REPLICA FOOTBALL SHIRTS DO YOU OWN?
2) WHICH ONES ARE NOT EITHER YOUR FAVOURED CLUB OR COUNTRY?
3) IS WEARING FOOTBALL KITS AS CASUAL WEAR IN PUBLIC ACCEPTABLE OR NOT?

Let me know your thoughts, and send in your photos containing all your football shirts (like mine) to 4menonabench@gmail.com or hit us up @4menonabench on twitter, and the best comments and photo may win a prize.