You got,given? Stolen? Or forced to wear? My ol man was into cards and scrubs more than football.can remember the first rangers shirt I was given as a hand me down from my cousins across the road.little Adidas number from the lateish 70,s .went together lovely with me beige flares
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Mine was my Holland Fly KLM Shirt.
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The Influence Shirts were alright, I thought.
What was that make we had that year .. Clubhouse!!
What year was that?Comment
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Go to classicfootballshirts.co.uk and under QPR scroll 7 places down to the Influence ShellSuit Top for £64.99.
That was a beast!!!Comment
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Mate bought me the new shirt ,done him a few turns up horn lane etc.must say it feels lovely on the skin and gets me aroused at any given momentOoh northern lads love gravyComment
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Me old man bought me the 94-95 kit for me 4th birthday, complete with "DICHIO 9" on the back of the shirt. Blinding kit that I'm sure I can remember wearing way too frequently for a while even after it was comfortable to do so. When it became more of a crop top than a football top I think I admitted defeat & it now sits up in the loft with other prized possessions of mine.You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.Comment
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never made them when i was a kid,only football shirts you could get was blue or red from Birchalls in East ActonFootball played the Charlie Ferris wayComment
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Mine was the 89-91 Influence Home Kit with the illuminous piping. Loved that kit. My old dear doesn't do sentimentality, so once it didn't fit it was thrown out. Real shame.Comment
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Brooks home shirt with the florescent shoulder bits loved that shirt wore it everywhereComment
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My first and last replica shirts
spot where Mum made a schoolboy error....
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Red Adidas one we wore in cup final.Comment
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Was given the 1995/96 Compaq shirt made by View From by my uncle at age 2, bit pathetic really
"Imagine a relationship that went wrong but you held on in there for years: that's what it is like supporting a football team. Your loyalty to a team can never die. Ties are stronger than they could ever be with a woman. If she goes and sleeps with your best mate, it's over. If the Rs' boss, Ian Holloway, slept with my best mate, QPR would still be my team. Even if many of the things that you loved about going to matches have gone - terraces, team shirts without sponsors and being able to smoke at grounds - you still stick with your team." - Peter Doherty.Comment
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