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Love that shirt. Still got mine from when I was about 7 years old somewhere at home.

Not 100% sure about how I'd feel about buying a re-released one though.
 
JKCanary said:
Love that shirt. Still got mine from when I was about 7 years old somewhere at home.

Not 100% sure about how I'd feel about buying a re-released one though.
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This was my 1st City shirt Adidas very smart.

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I loathed it when it first came out...but eventually succumbed and got my wallet out!
It appears on several lists as one of the worst strips of all time - along with the Arsenal away kit that sucked and Coventry's hideous brown effort :emoticon-0119-puke:

Did we copy Australia, or the other way round, I wonder :emoticon-0112-wonde
No 3 on this gruesome list.
http://www.shortlist.com/style/wardrobe/50-worst-football-kits-ever#gallery-3
 
Cromercanary said:
I loathed it when it first came out...but eventually succumbed and got my wallet out!
It appears on several lists as one of the worst strips of all time - along with the Arsenal away kit that sucked and Coventry's hideous brown effort :emoticon-0119-puke:
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... along with Huddersfield's Gola red and black effort:

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It is a shame that the worst ever Canary shirt was worn by probably the best and most successful team in our history. I did like the simple Adidas one which was plain Canary yellow with the Adidas logos down the sleeves and on a personal note I preferred it when the shirts did not have the players and sponsors names plastered all over them. And finally, when shirt numbers went from 1-11. Goalkeepers wearing something like 83 is bloody ridiculous.
 
My first shirt was the 1972 one and it came with a number 5 separately, which my dear old mum had to iron on the shirt for me. Those were the days.
it didn't cost anything either, as a few weeks earlier Big Dunc had been at our for tea and I said I would love a shirt like his. He duly obliged and it arrived in the post.
Knowing what I do now, I wish I'd have kept the letter that he sent with it as well. Ah well. As they say. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
 
The stupid red string thing on this binner shirt was horrible.
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Best shirt and strip by far was the 1970s Admiral one. Smart, classy and Martin Peters wore it <ok>
Can't post an image right now as I'm using my new phone and don't know how to <laugh>
 
THURNBY YELLOW said:
Now that is not the hi-tech guy that youm purport to be KIO. Good on ya!
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I've just bought one of these new 'windows' phones which basically do just the same as an iPhone but at a fraction of the cost. Once I get to grips with it there'll be no stopping me mate :biggrin:
 
I liked (and still do) the 'Colman's' shirt, designed by Bruce Oldfield and modeled by Sarah Thomas.
Totally nothing to do with Sarah, mind.
(Mind you, I wouldn't crawl over her to get to him pictured <yikes> )
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KIO said:
I've just bought one of these new 'windows' phones which basically do just the same as an iPhone but at a fraction of the cost. Once I get to grips with it there'll be no stopping me mate :biggrin:
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Ha, I'm an 'Android' fan - wouldn't want an Iphone/Ipad if someone gave me them and far happier with my Nexus 5 and Nexus 7!!!
 
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