First Time you had your teams top

[Formia]

The first two I can remember from when I was very young...

And a goalkeeper's top with (Ian) Walker on the back. (I can sense the jelousy)

 

[nickbarton135]

The first shirt I had was a cracker from 94

 

[Frutty]

Since in my country it's hard to find jerseys, I've had Arsenal home.

Manchester United home.

And Sunderland home.

 

[Giggles]

Luton away shirt

Thats an Exeter shirt mate....

 

[casey32]

u support spurs but have an arsenal top:O

 

[IanC]

This one from 1981

 

[I3east]

 

[Mike]

Since in my country it's hard to find jerseys, I've had Arsenal home.

Nice bit of supporting you got going there.

 

[Chaz Sexington]

Scotland 94 strip. It is horrendous. But I still wore it proudly, even if all my pals kept asking me why all the Scots were missing teeth.

 

[Matty]

Firstly a good thread by Calum :O WOW!

Secondly... my first shirt was the 95/96 season, Blues had just changed their long standing sponsor Triton Showers to Autowindscreens. This coincided with us winning the Autowindscreens Shield the season before aka "The Football League Trophy" for the second time in 4 years.

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[ShinyJaker]

Can't find a pic, but it was the Euro 2000 kit - number 10 with Owen on the back

 

[Triv]

First

Second

third

fourth

fifth (at last a home shirt!!)

 

[LP94]

Triv : Shirt #4. Is that the infamous "invisible shirts" ?

 

[Triv]

Can't find a pic, but it was the Euro 2000 kit - number 10 with Owen on the back

this one?

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Triv : Shirt #4. Is that the infamous "invisible shirts" ?

never won a game in that shirt... :S think it was 2 points from 4 and a half games

3-0 down to southampton at half time and this gets put on

than we go and lose 6-3 at the dell next season in this same blue and white shirt

 

[joeWFC]

I think.. might've had one before but this is the first I remember.

 

[superbladesman]

Away kit 1999/2000 season. Seems ages ago now