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Superphil

Superphil

Dismember
Jul 7, 2003
25,588
In a pile of football shirts
Once again I call upon the sage that is NSC, we have an unidentified shirt, can anyone help, believed to possibly be Tunisian or UAEish.

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Larger images if you click here - Unknown - Please Help football shirt
 
















Superphil

Superphil

Dismember
Jul 7, 2003
25,588
In a pile of football shirts
afters said:
isn't this just more spam for a money-earning site?
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No, which is why I posted the images directly, so no need for anyone to go anywhere near my site. The link is to show a larger image if you like.

Oh, and as for money making, in my dreams I'd love it to earn me a living. The adverts were only ever put on the site to counter the dozens of emails I was getting asking if the shirts on the site were for sale, which they aren't, they are images posted by fans of their own shirts. The money earned from the adverts is enough to cover the cost of sponsoring an Albion players kit, and a Newport County player, as well as paying the Albion Roar fees and 'sponsoring' the annual REMF match. After paying hosting fees, it certainly isn't going to make an impression on my earnings.
 


aftershavedave

aftershavedave

Well-known member
Jul 9, 2003
6,987
as 10cc say, not in hove
Superphil said:
No, which is why I posted the images directly, so no need for anyone to go anywhere near my site. The link is to show a larger image if you like.

Oh, and as for money making, in my dreams I'd love it to earn me a living. The adverts were only ever put on the site to counter the dozens of emails I was getting asking if the shirts on the site were for sale, which they aren't, they are images posted by fans of their own shirts. The money earned from the adverts is enough to cover the cost of sponsoring an Albion players kit, and a Newport County player, as well as paying the Albion Roar fees and 'sponsoring' the annual REMF match. After paying hosting fees, it certainly isn't going to make an impression on my earnings.
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fair enough.

if i was going to generate traffic through a fee earning site i'd do it just like you do though, but fair enough if i'm wide of the mark
 














Braders

Braders

Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
Jul 15, 2003
29,224
Brighton, United Kingdom
Having a look through some shirts online it looks like an old Ajman badge..
 


Superphil

Superphil

Dismember
Jul 7, 2003
25,588
In a pile of football shirts
afters said:
fair enough.

if i was going to generate traffic through a fee earning site i'd do it just like you do though, but fair enough if i'm wide of the mark
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No worries, when we put the ads on it was a little reluctantly, but there were about 50 emails a day coming in asking about buying the shirts. All the ads are aimed at football shirts only, and in particular retro and old shirts. To start with we were overjoyed when a cheque for £50 turned up every other month, then as the site became more popular the money went up a bit. My brother, who does all the design/coding stuff on the site was using it to cover the web hosting costs, and some beer money. Then it crept up some more, so we sponsored initially Scott Chamberlains home kit. Now, with over 100K visitors a month, (75/25% split new/returning), we are able to cover the cost of both a Brighton players kit and one from Newport County (my 2nd team if you like), in addition there is enough to pay the fees for the Albion Roar to broadcast and we have also contributed quite a bit to REMF over the years. As I said, I'd love it to earn enough as a living, that will never happen, for now we're happy for the money to go back into the game one way or another.
 






Superphil

Superphil

Dismember
Jul 7, 2003
25,588
In a pile of football shirts
Although, these also show a thing whizzing aroung a castle too:

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Al Ain FC

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Al Sharaj Club

Sadly none seem to play in blue and white striped shirts from what I can see
 


aftershavedave

aftershavedave

Well-known member
Jul 9, 2003
6,987
as 10cc say, not in hove
Superphil said:
No worries, when we put the ads on it was a little reluctantly, but there were about 50 emails a day coming in asking about buying the shirts. All the ads are aimed at football shirts only, and in particular retro and old shirts. To start with we were overjoyed when a cheque for £50 turned up every other month, then as the site became more popular the money went up a bit. My brother, who does all the design/coding stuff on the site was using it to cover the web hosting costs, and some beer money. Then it crept up some more, so we sponsored initially Scott Chamberlains home kit. Now, with over 100K visitors a month, (75/25% split new/returning), we are able to cover the cost of both a Brighton players kit and one from Newport County (my 2nd team if you like), in addition there is enough to pay the fees for the Albion Roar to broadcast and we have also contributed quite a bit to REMF over the years. As I said, I'd love it to earn enough as a living, that will never happen, for now we're happy for the money to go back into the game one way or another.
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i'm glad to hear that you don't earn a bean out of it, maybe i'm just an old cynic
 






C

Cullip4

New member
Oct 4, 2003
1,014
Brighton
I have asked our experts from the middle east and apparently it is Hatta Club which is in Dubai they play in light blue and white stripes, maybe an old shirt

Hatta Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The structure in the badge also resembles Hatta Fort so I am 99% sure
 
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