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The clothing we wore to the football back then.

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On 23/05/2020 at 09:28, chi blue said:

Yes can remember Donkey jackets being a bit trendy around 1980, with Dexy's song Geno they all wore Donkey jackets, mind you their biggest song come on Eileen they wore denim dungarees, don't remember those being trendy? Think I'll stick to my Tracksuit!;!!

You should have popped down Bristol @chi blue, particularly round the pikey City areas.  They all had bad teeth and played banjos as well.

3 hours ago, yorkleyblue said:

You should have popped down Bristol @chi blue, particularly round the pikey City areas.  They all had bad teeth and played banjos as well.

Ron Atkinson who's use of phrases has given us early doors, lollipops and many others used the phrase several times duelling banjos which I had no idea was him referencing Deliverance. 

3 hours ago, Valerie said:

Were they extras in 'Deliverance'?

Deliverance was filmed in Leigh Woods, Totterdown and down the Avon Gorge.  In the scene where the hill-billy says "squeal, little piggy, squeal", you can just see the Clifton Suspension Bridge in the background.

1 hour ago, yorkleyblue said:

Deliverance was filmed in Leigh Woods, Totterdown and down the Avon Gorge.  In the scene where the hill-billy says "squeal, little piggy, squeal", you can just see the Clifton Suspension Bridge in the background.

Bloody hell I didn't know that the only decent Burt Reynolds film in my opinion.

2 hours ago, bluehaze said:

Bloody hell I didn't know that the only decent Burt Reynolds film in my opinion.

Yes very good film, haven't seen it for about 30 years, might pop down my local  video shop and hire it out again, makes a change from getting Confessions of a window cleaner

On 06/08/2020 at 19:15, MKBlue said:

Couldn't have been Marks mate, my mrs worked for them over 20 years at their flagship store, and at that time they did not sell a single item that wasn't M&S or St Michael brand, food, drink, clothes the lot.

Got me thinking now where i got the slacks from if it was not M&S 

On 06/08/2020 at 19:40, bluehaze said:

It sounds like a riddle mate what are you talking about clothes ? you have to be more specific than red/ blue ones 

I will put you out of your pain fella >>> headbags >>> 

On 23/05/2020 at 10:28, chi blue said:

Yes can remember Donkey jackets being a bit trendy around 1980, with Dexy's song Geno they all wore Donkey jackets, mind you their biggest song come on Eileen they wore denim dungarees, don't remember those being trendy? Think I'll stick to my Tracksuit!;!!

Dungarees and if they was ever trendy > in my book they was never trendy ,but i do recall clocking some donnywhites in pairs  of the dam things for a short time . 
 

As for Donkey jackets they was massive up our neck of the Woods when the puts was open ,as they were a coal miners second skin ,black donkey jackets with a orange patch across the shoulders with NCB in black on it > National Coal Board > which soon became No c**ts Bothered 

6 hours ago, ddrblue said:

Dungarees and if they was ever trendy > in my book they was never trendy ,but i do recall clocking some donnywhites in pairs  of the dam things for a short time . 
 

As for Donkey jackets they was massive up our neck of the Woods when the puts was open ,as they were a coal miners second skin ,black donkey jackets with a orange patch across the shoulders with NCB in black on it > National Coal Board > which soon became No c**ts Bothered 

I remember when Barnsley came to the Bridge in the early 80s, they'd brought a surprisingly good number down and it looked as if every 3rd or 4th fan had a NCB donkey jacket on.

8 hours ago, ddrblue said:

I will put you out of your pain fella >>> headbags >>> 

What the bloody hell is a headbag or are you talking about a sports bag by Head ? or a headband ? I can say I've never seen anyone wearing them at football or anywhere else apart from John McEnroe.

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1 hour ago, bluehaze said:

What the bloody hell is a headbag or are you talking about a sports bag by Head ? or a headband ? I can say I've never seen anyone wearing them at football or anywhere else apart from John McEnroe.

Red/blue headbag with the long red shoulder strap ,every fcuker had one and whenever England was playing away thats when Even the pilot and his crew would board the flight deeming one it seemed 

22 minutes ago, ddrblue said:

Red/blue headbag with the long red shoulder strap ,every fcuker had one and whenever England was playing away thats when Even the pilot and his crew would board the flight deeming one it seemed 

These mate ? I can't say I ever had one had an Adidas one which unused would be worth £75-100 on Ebay. 

See the source image

8 hours ago, bluehaze said:

These mate ? I can't say I ever had one had an Adidas one which unused would be worth £75-100 on Ebay. 

See the source image

Head bags were alot more cool and trendy than that sorry effort fella ,got a photo knocking about somewhere of 30+ cfc at Berlin airport after landing day before the poland v England game in poznan 1992 i think it was . 
 

Think it was dickinson who got all the headbags clipped onto another head bag in a long head bag train ,there was 9 headbags on the first train of bags with a 2nd train not far behind 

2 hours ago, ddrblue said:

Head bags were alot more cool and trendy than that sorry effort fella ,got a photo knocking about somewhere of 30+ cfc at Berlin airport after landing day before the poland v England game in poznan 1992 i think it was . 
 

Think it was dickinson who got all the headbags clipped onto another head bag in a long head bag train ,there was 9 headbags on the first train of bags with a 2nd train not far behind 

Mate I can't wait to see that photo just to find out what a bloody headbag is. That last paragraph I really don't know what to say it's possibly the most bizarre thing I've ever read on this forum.

19 minutes ago, bluehaze said:

Mate I can't wait to see that photo just to find out what a bloody headbag is. That last paragraph I really don't know what to say it's possibly the most bizarre thing I've ever read on this forum.

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This is what I asked you earlier today.

13 hours ago, bluehaze said:

What the bloody hell is a headbag or are you talking about a sports bag by Head ?

E lad think you might have overdone it on tut Hovis over the years chuffer.

 

1 hour ago, bluehaze said:

I asked you if it was a bag by head but thanks for the story about Dickinson that will stay with me always.

 Must have got mixed up somewhere ,it will not be first or the last time .

On dickinson i never saw him at a chelsea game ,but everytime i went into Europe watching England with the chelsea lot dickinson was allways amongst the chelsea lot bybthe time i caught up with them .

 

i think he might have been from helmel hemstead as he seemed to be with the helmel lot . My god he liked a drink 

and was one of the most funny lads on the trip i found . 

 

 

 

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On 25/08/2020 at 12:37, erskblue said:

 

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Early 1960s .

One proper hat, a couple of cloth caps and umpteen ties. I went to my first match in 1970 and have no recollection of anybody wearing a tie to a match. I know this was the 60's but nearly everyone is wear a bleedin' tie.

Must have been a cup match/tie.

 

On 26/08/2020 at 15:00, Andy North said:

One proper hat, a couple of cloth caps and umpteen ties. I went to my first match in 1970 and have no recollection of anybody wearing a tie to a match. I know this was the 60's but nearly everyone is wear a bleedin' tie.

Must have been a cup match/tie.

 

I wonder what they would of made of fans in the 80’s, Remember wearing my pale pink lambswool Lyle and Scott jumper and electric blue Lois Cords!! 

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16 hours ago, chi blue said:

I wonder what they would of made of fans in the 80’s, Remember wearing my pale pink lambswool Lyle and Scott jumper and electric blue Lois Cords!! 

I clearly remember my old dear saying to me: “ You’re not wearing that new Pringle Jersey to the football, are you ?”

Her tone was incredulous. 
 

I remember one time, my old man slagging off one of my mates for wearing a Yellow Lyle and Scott v neck jersey when we were going to the football.    “ Who are you son, the goalie ?”😀
 



 

 


 

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