yours was the curly wedge though (on the pic you put up) more tears for fears that mate, bet you used to comb it all over to 1 side and put your birds drop ear-ring in to go all phil oakey
) she ditched my tracky tops though and i've had to restock ffs.
I have as corker with the cupwinners cup, championship & charity shield.
something happened as they took it though, and i'm looking away and not even a trace of a smile. It's away somewhere, when i come across it i'll scan it.
full blown mid 80's long at the back job, burberry sweater (way before chavdom), lee jeans, leather jacket(which may still be somewhere at me mars as they paid about 150 for it in tenerife
I bought a Dallas top a couple of years ago, it was a touch tight so I asked a nephew who's about 14 if he wanted it ?
he looked at me like I was a right meff, then the sis-in-laws fella who's about 25 said "they were never popular though" ffs, they were the 1 that were ripped by everybody, they were that unpopular, it was from that jacket that 'enesse' appeared on the market stalls ffs, and this lad thought he knew what he was on about.
I've not got the kecks though, although they were also a classic in their time, I've never put a pound on but a 42 y.o. in a pair of dallas bottoms may be going a bit far, they did have some in J.D. that were reduced to about £15 in my size and I was gonna get 'em but when I went in there were none left, and i ended up buying another dallas jacket that was bigger in the same sale.
can't bring myself to pay the £60 + for the trabbs though, I wait for them to get to the right price or go on ebay. plus the reissues have [Poor language removed] soles i.e. adidas marathon, they had a sole that was everlasting and the new ones are like that foam that pram wheels are made from.
Superb stuff Reidy, bringing back memories here. Long hair combined with an Australian (aussie) training gear. The Dutch footy style of the late 80's and the nineties. Nowadays it's only the Hague still supporting that style, as (mostly) the southern part of Holland have moved on to the English style. Although not a hooligan myself, I love all the casual clothing like SI, Burberry and Lacoste.
