Retro Shirt for Donny

[Superphil]

Nah, not really into football shirts

 

[Braders]

seriously, how much do you reckon one will set me back

£30? £35

i'm going to have a look on saturday for the quality and then probably go down the shop on Monday morning if i like it.

 

[Kenhead]

i'm going to have a look on saturday for the quality and then probably go down the shop on Monday morning if i like it.

Its bank holiday on monday so the shop will be shut, but apparently theres one in the window already that you can have a look at

 

[Braders]

Its bank holiday on monday so the shop will be shut, but apparently theres one in the window already that you can have a look at

AND it's Tranmere away and i'll be up there.. Tuesday then

 

[Golden Oldie]

Since we are talking about retro shirts etc, any chance of going back to some retro shorts? I'm not talking about the near thongs that WHU etc used to wear in the 70's, but at least some that don't flap around Cox and Robinsons ankles, and look really naff. The wind resistance alone must slow down the runs from midfield.

 

[Braders]

Since we are talking about retro shirts etc, any chance of going back to some retro shorts? I'm not talking about the near thongs that WHU etc used to wear in the 70's, but at least some that don't flap around Cox and Robinsons ankles, and look really naff. The wind resistance alone must slow down the runs from midfield.

stripey shorts

 

[strings]

Since we are talking about retro shirts etc, any chance of going back to some retro shorts? I'm not talking about the near thongs that WHU etc used to wear in the 70's, but at least some that don't flap around Cox and Robinsons ankles, and look really naff. The wind resistance alone must slow down the runs from midfield.

According to the Argus "They are also swaping to blue shorts, the colour worn against Roves in that dramatic Goldstone farewell."

Which sound to me like the current away kit shorts.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Don't know if you mean me (!), but I was indeed at St Lawrence until 1986, when I was rather unreasonably hauled down to Cornwall I lived at 35a, just down from Maxim Lamps.

Mr Colgate was a legend! I remember accidently twatting him with an apple core. As it was my 9th birthday he let me off with a lecture!! What a guy!

Ah, Carrot Cruncher, that's the one

just couldn't remember the username, but it all makes sense now