Old Football Shirts — Forum Archive

24 Oct 2006, 11:24

Someone on the Seagulls message board has started an old shirts database - http://www.oldfootballshirts.com.

Its a bit top heavy with Brighton shirts at the moment so over to you for a bit of balance.

24 Oct 2006, 12:17

i've got an old tesco bag, that hlooks similiar

24 Oct 2006, 13:08

will have to put a couple of my shirts up on there :nod:

24 Oct 2006, 13:16

They will need more web space to list all the Man U shirts...........

24 Oct 2006, 13:19

Added a few Celtic shirts.

The bumblebee away strip from 1995 was one of Celtic's biggest selling shirts ever.

24 Oct 2006, 13:32

1990 - Manchester United away kit

During the Madchester years, baggy Manchester fashion ruled the world. Adidas decided to try and create a United kit that could also be worn in the pubs and clubs. Unfortunately their decision to make this away kit in Man city blue made it one of the most unpopular United kits of all time. The wallpaper-like design did spawn a fantastic bootleg version however which did grace the Manchester club scene, with the pattern rearranged to read "Fuck Off Leeds".

:laugh:

Modelled for us here by the hunky Mark Robins..

He's got quite a fan club :nod:

24 Oct 2006, 14:11

Barney Army wrote: 1990 - Manchester United away kit

During the Madchester years, baggy Manchester fashion ruled the world. Adidas decided to try and create a United kit that could also be worn in the pubs and clubs. Unfortunately their decision to make this away kit in Man city blue made it one of the most unpopular United kits of all time. The wallpaper-like design did spawn a fantastic bootleg version however which did grace the Manchester club scene, with the pattern rearranged to read "Fuck Off Leeds".

Modelled for us here by the hunky Mark Robins..

He's got quite a fan club

Damn, you press all the right buttons!

:bow: :love2:

24 Oct 2006, 16:20

Oh man, I gotta get me one of these beauts.....

Brought this site here before, but it's still worth a look (and a chuckle).

http://www.premiershirts.net/hos.htm

25 Oct 2006, 00:02

Barney Army wrote: 1990 - Manchester United away kit

During the Madchester years, baggy Manchester fashion ruled the world. Adidas decided to try and create a United kit that could also be worn in the pubs and clubs. Unfortunately their decision to make this away kit in Man city blue made it one of the most unpopular United kits of all time. The wallpaper-like design did spawn a fantastic bootleg version however which did grace the Manchester club scene, with the pattern rearranged to read "Fuck Off Leeds".

Modelled for us here by the hunky Mark Robins..

He's got quite a fan club

Think yourselves lucky, Brighton had a similar one but red. From the stands it looked PINK. What? Us? Gay?

25 Oct 2006, 02:27

i hated this one

25 Oct 2006, 02:31

and this one, which i've still got.

25 Oct 2006, 02:34

Don't know how to post pictures, but that United strip with the lace up collar.

:nonono: :sick: :barf:

(And not just cos it's United)

25 Oct 2006, 02:44

camouflage wear. :nod:

25 Oct 2006, 02:45

jungle fashion

25 Oct 2006, 02:46

a packet of refreshers.

25 Oct 2006, 02:51

Scunthorp strip to replace Hawian shirts for next New Order tour:

:smoking:

25 Oct 2006, 02:52

Lest, we forget, Coventry's 'chocolate' strip from the late 70's (was it, or early 80's?)

Strange, gingers usually look alright in brown. :eek3:

25 Oct 2006, 02:56

Missy Jem wrote: Don't know how to post pictures, but that United strip with the lace up collar.

:barf:

(And not just cos it's United)

This one?

:barf: indeed

Edit: this one seems to have lace too :eek: Thats the one you meant then?

25 Oct 2006, 02:58

yep! I was thinking of the red one, but that is particularly horrid!

25 Oct 2006, 03:01

El Jarvo wrote: Lest, we forget, Coventry's 'chocolate' strip from the late 70's (was it, or early 80's?)

Strange, gingers usually look alright in brown.

Wes Brown's affro is back :laugh:

25 Oct 2006, 03:05

Rigger's blindfold is up. but he's still gonna get shot.

25 Oct 2006, 03:06

what was the old lady thinkin :nonono:

25 Oct 2006, 03:12

J.A.K wrote: what was the old lady thinkin

that was the anniversary kit to clebrate 100 yrs was it not?

25 Oct 2006, 03:15

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:

J.A.K wrote: what was the old lady thinkin

that was the anniversary kit to clebrate 100 yrs was it not?

The Eyeties are big on their pink kits, aren't they?

In touch with their feminine sides, etc.

Isn't there a current Serie A team whose HOME strip is pink?

25 Oct 2006, 03:18

El Jarvo wrote:

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:

J.A.K wrote: what was the old lady thinkin

that was the anniversary kit to clebrate 100 yrs was it not?

The Eyeties are big on their pink kits, aren't they?

In touch with their feminine sides, etc.

Isn't there a current Serie A team whose HOME strip is pink?

Palermo

25 Oct 2006, 04:26

mmmmmm, stripey shorts...

25 Oct 2006, 04:41

slightly O/T but when Oldham used to play with 'Slumberland' emblazened on their chests I cracked up.

they should have been sponsored by Thermos, f*ckin freezin ground.

Brrr.

25 Oct 2006, 05:30

Never been to Pittodrie then, BA?

I've got a lovely replica of Colin Bell's old shirt. No 8 1972. I'm named after him you know!

It shows off my beer belly really well :nod:

The Old Fashioned Football Shirt Company

25 Oct 2006, 06:10

Diamond White wrote: Never been to Pittodrie then, BA?

:laugh: I did drive past it once on weekday. Was planning on having a closer inspection but there was a storm blowing in off the sea. fuck that!

Your the 2nd person I've met named after Colin Bell. Come to think of it the other guy is a beer monster too :laugh:

25 Oct 2006, 07:46

Barney Army wrote:

Diamond White wrote: Never been to Pittodrie then, BA?

I did drive past it once on weekday. Was planning on having a closer inspection but there was a storm blowing in off the sea. fuck that!

Your the 2nd person I've met named after Colin Bell. Come to think of it the other guy is a beer monster too

and a bell end :laugh: