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[Football] What is your favourite England shirt?
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portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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This one, shame we were so rubbish wearing it...
I am a massive fan of the current warm-up shirt. However I have a fear that if I buy it, we will instantly become rubbish.
I felt that was the worst funnily enough. Local charity shop has 5 in their window display alone!
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
England 1982 World Cup shirt (home).
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I *loved* this when I was a kid. Such a good shirt.
Also Euro 96, and Italia 90 was ace.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/england-kit-power-rankings-2018-7559826
Should help all decide.
Should help all decide.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
My lad dug this very shirt out of the bottom of one of my drawers at the weekend, and has been wearing it almost non-stop. Its still in perfect nick. Not bad, considering its 25 years old (3 years older than he is !).
God I feel old.
My favourite and wore it during Euro 96 and last week for the England game.
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
When did it come out?
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
It was the 93/94 shirt. So although its a nice shirt, it is DRENCHED with failure.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Passed me by, must have been the failure!
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
It was the shirt England would have worn at the 1994 World Cup, had they qualified.
brakespear
Doctor Worm
I still have an original white one from the 80's .... don't think it'll fit now!
hart's shirt
Well-known member
Fake England Shirts ‘Not Made In Official Sweatshops’
ENGLAND fans have been warned against buying fake merchandise not made in official World Cup sweatshops.
Tom Logan, director of TTS Sportswear, said: “These cheap knock-offs are made in Third World countries by impoverished locals working 98-hour shifts for the UK equivalent of a packet of Space Raiders, in windowless, sweaty gulags patrolled by short stocky men who spit everywhere when they shout."
"We’re fine with all that, but fans should know that the child labourers making the imitations are rude and smelly and have open disdain for the Queen and bulldogs.”
Workers in the official World Cup merchandise sweatshops, in a delightfully pleasant location in rural Indonesia, are trained not only in politeness and kindness to animals but also to have a deep patriotic feeling toward England which infuses each garment.
Meanwhile genuine England shirts feature breathable nanodynamic biochromatic technology, which maximises the performance of the wearer when they are reaching for the remote control or a fresh can of Stella Artois.
Logan added: “If these cheap, fake shirts are allowed to proliferate, it could undermine our basic human right to keep selling glorified PE kits.”
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/sport-headlines/fake-england-shirts-not-made-in-official-sweatshops-201005252761
ENGLAND fans have been warned against buying fake merchandise not made in official World Cup sweatshops.
Tom Logan, director of TTS Sportswear, said: “These cheap knock-offs are made in Third World countries by impoverished locals working 98-hour shifts for the UK equivalent of a packet of Space Raiders, in windowless, sweaty gulags patrolled by short stocky men who spit everywhere when they shout."
"We’re fine with all that, but fans should know that the child labourers making the imitations are rude and smelly and have open disdain for the Queen and bulldogs.”
Workers in the official World Cup merchandise sweatshops, in a delightfully pleasant location in rural Indonesia, are trained not only in politeness and kindness to animals but also to have a deep patriotic feeling toward England which infuses each garment.
Meanwhile genuine England shirts feature breathable nanodynamic biochromatic technology, which maximises the performance of the wearer when they are reaching for the remote control or a fresh can of Stella Artois.
Logan added: “If these cheap, fake shirts are allowed to proliferate, it could undermine our basic human right to keep selling glorified PE kits.”
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/sport-headlines/fake-england-shirts-not-made-in-official-sweatshops-201005252761
I'm still wearing the white one from 1998.
It's seen better days but I still love it.
Wore this yesterday.