I would agree on the England shirt... I don't like a lot of the current wave of new shirts but had assumed that was maybe just my age showing... I have 2 England shirts, the 3rd kit from 1990 (Sky Blue) and a red one from 2004 which I got because I was convinced we were going to win Euro 2004 while I was on honeymoon
I have seen the 1987 shirt go for £200 as well
Yeah, that 82 one is a classic. Also one I liked, that probably not a lot of people do, was the 2002 reversible one.The 2006 red England shirt is my favourite of all time that I've actually got. Can't beat the 1982 Admiral one though, got a couple of knock off versions of that. Red and White.
Really? I have one at my parents' somewhere, and the red one which we had at about the same time, small child size (obviously)
Yeah, that 82 one is a classic. Also one I liked, that probably not a lot of people do, was the 2002 reversible one.
All the recent ones I've bought have been red away tops. They definitely look better than the white.
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hahaha sunderland shirt and some liquorice allsortsImagine the dissapointment of getting a Sunderland shirt in one
Sold a long sleeve 87-89 Hummel shirt for £80 about 8 years ago.It's mad, isnt it?! I was looking at that Wegerle shirt and my wife pointed out 'you're considering spending £150 on a 30 year old, second hand t shirt.' Does seem a bit crazy when you say it like that. Still, if anyone wants to sell any 90s shirts at 2018 prices, I'm your man!!
Exactly the same - I Even had 6 on the backThe only non CCFC shirt I have is a Cameroon international top - from my mate , who comes from........ !
Edit: As a kid of about 7/ 8 years old I remember my first shirt (and only non CCFC shirt) being a West Ham top. Not sure why my dad got it me - but it was the Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst era, so may have been why. The thrill of getting a new football kit or ball back then still evokes powerful memories from when I was a football daft kid.
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