Silent Blade
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We signed them in summer 1982I think that season we also had Ray McHale, Alan Young, Mick Henderson and Terry Cunt.
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We signed them in summer 1982I think that season we also had Ray McHale, Alan Young, Mick Henderson and Terry Cunt.
Wasn't the Everton game part of the preseason to 82-83?We signed them in summer 1982
No, after the end of the 1981-82 season (on a midweek in May 1982). We paraded the 4th division trophy before the kick offWasn't the Everton game part of the preseason to 82-83?
In January 1982 McAlle moved to Derby and Ryan to Man City
I wasnt at the match Julian played in but I remember my dad telling me about it. It was his only competitive appearance for us before moving to ScunthorpeI thought I'd seen them both play for us that season but couldn't remember they'd left befor ethe end of it. McAlle didn't last long then!
Given your encyclopaedic knowledge Silent, I'm sure you'll remember Julian Broddle being given a debut at home to Halifax that season and being awful - did he even play another game for us?
I used to have the black version of this tracky top and that kit
Thinking about who was there that season, Waugh Conroy and Casey.
Cheers. How times change.No, after the end of the 1981-82 season (on a midweek in May 1982). We paraded the 4th division trophy before the kick off
Here's a little mind bender for you - does anyone know what HOBOTT stood for?
Football fashion. Deserves a thread of of its ownbut at the time we wouldn't have been seen dead in it or anything less than a Fila Borg top (or a replica by C&A (popularised by myself), the Slazenger version), an Ellesse or SergioTacchini (John McEnroe).
The Cerrutti 1881 (Jimmy Connors) would have been as acceptable in retrospect - I didn't like them then - but I can't remember seeing any at football games.....correct me if I'm wrong?
House of Barrington Official Team Top if I remember properly.
House of Barrington Official Teamster Top, to be pedanticHouse of Barrington Official Team Top if I remember properly.
do you remember where the shop/offices were?
was it not at the address in my post #33 above?
That's an interesting one - I seem to remember it being on Queens Road near to the junction with Charlotte road and not where the advert said.
Obviously it was up Abbeydale road at some point - Think there is a bed place now on Queens Road.
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They made the HOBOTT shirts at the Queens Road shop opposite where the retail park is now - I know this because we had a set of footie shirts made there for our U16 side around 1986/87. The shirts we had made were a rip off of the Denmark 1986 World Cup kit.
The Barringtons Sports Shop was on Abbeydale Road next to the Picture Palace where the Pizza Hut Delivery place is.
Is that supposed to be a joke ?I'd buy a replica one.
but at the time we wouldn't have been seen dead in it or anything less than a Fila Borg top (or a replica by C&A (popularised by myself), the Slazenger version), an Ellesse or SergioTacchini (John McEnroe).
The Cerrutti 1881 (Jimmy Connors) would have been as acceptable in retrospect - I didn't like them then - but I can't remember seeing any at football games.....correct me if I'm wrong?
Pringle was in big time, especially in pastel shades.Au cointreau Essex, au cointreau......its very much a la mode all over again.
Tennis wear was eclipsed by Golf gear about a year and a half later wasn't it?
Au cointreau Essex, au cointreau......its very much a la mode all over again.
Tennis wear was eclipsed by Golf gear about a year and a half later wasn't it?

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