99.9% of us here will probably hate footie shirts. But anyone into match worn or signed gear, for nostalgic purposes or for framing? Got a couple of Hartlepool away shirts. One from 2003/04 signed and framed. The other was my greatest achievement ever - 1995 shirt of acid house design from eBay for £4.20
Zitat von Pooliegan99.9% of us here will probably hate footie shirts. But anyone into match worn or signed gear, for nostalgic purposes or for framing? Got a couple of Hartlepool away shirts. One from 2003/04 signed and framed. The other was my greatest achievement ever - 1995 shirt of acid house design from eBay for £4.20
Wouldn't mind picking up a few Italian club replicas for the gym from the early to mid nineties, thought some of those shirts had a bit of class.
i love walking around the appartment on sundays wearing footie jerseys and sweatpants...as long as im not going anywhere or with anyone i love dressing as comfy as possible
They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time it works, every time.
i got lots of football shirts, some very rare, lots long sleeve too. not sure why collect them but i cant bring myself to part with most of them either...
Got given a replica of the shirt hibs won the league cup in (1974) but that's the only one I ever wear and even then it's just if nothing else is clean and I'm knocking about the house
I've got 3 match worn shirts that I've had off the players back from the Albion, never washed them and have them in bags all from promotion season pitch invasions, and when my lad passed away the club donated me a signed football and matching albion white away top fully signed by all the promotion winning team, Kevin Phillips took it away and had it professionally mounted with a plaque with my lads name on, top bloke, and the albion lads held a night for me and the guest speaker was Bob Taylor, I had another 2 signed shirts from others there on that night, my old man has one in his office and one in his house.
Bought one the once from our club shop....was about 40 quid.......Was kris taylor's.....
Taylor was born in Cannock and was originally on the books of Wolves; he was signed by Manchester United at the age of 14 for a fee of £200,000.
This made me laugh as although he was OK......Well, it just made laugh.....Madness......Anyway it was the third strip the year we got relegated to league 2......Only about 100 were made for fans to buy aswell......Going to get it framed in a few years.......Hate the feel and material of football shirts...
Not quite match worn but I have the Australia NT shirt I was wearing at the Japan match in WC06 signed by Tim Cahill and framed with my ticket to the match.
Looks top notch hanging in the lounge, first thing I see when I get home from work each day. The Mrs wanted to hang a picture there but I put it up when she was at work a year ago now and it is too heavy for her to lift.
Had one given to me at xmas signed by the full first team me old man worked with dave edwards mum, thats one of our players,but still not got round to getting it framed,
Had a world cup football signed by bryan robson and all that where playing at the time , had it coated to preserve it but it went missing somehow -( still dont know where it went
I've got a Hartlepool shirt thats signed by Dean Windass,the wifes grandad won it in an auction and sent it for me because he knew i followed City and Windass played for them. Haven,t worn it.......... surprisingly.
Quote by haxbyI've got a Hartlepool shirt thats signed by Dean Windass,the wifes grandad won it in an auction and sent it for me because he knew i followed City and Windass played for them. Haven,t worn it.......... surprisingly.
Quote by haxbyI've got a Hartlepool shirt thats signed by Dean Windass,the wifes grandad won it in an auction and sent it for me because he knew i followed City and Windass played for them. Haven,t worn it.......... surprisingly.
do you feel beter thats of your chest scott
Yes,yes i do. My secret shame exposed to the world,quite a relief.
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