Half and Half Scarf

[toffee matt]

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Nothing says putting your footballing differences aside for a special occasion like a half and half scarf.
Would you ever wear/buy one?
I hate the very idea of them myself, but if you've travelled all the way from Norway for a derby then you want some sort of momento right?
Perhaps your dear departed Da was a red, a half and half scarf might be a fitting way to commemorate all those derby argument/match memories past?

Would you ever consider wearing one? a big European game perhaps?

Imagine spending money on a half and half for a game that never happened on that date

 

[The Sorting Hat]

Imagine spending money on a half and half for a game that never happened on that date

Collectors item.
Just imagine how much it will be worth in 50 years time...

 

[ste d' indica]

'ELLOOOOOO!! 'ELLOOOOOOO!!! ... HALF AN' HALF SCARF, HALF AN' HALF SCARF!!!

Kopite behaviour.

 

[Earwigjoe]

Ive an Ireland v france 2009 half and half scarf from the infamous Henry handball game. Signed by both Robbie Keane and le cheat Henry.

 

[ste d' indica]

Collectors item.
Just imagine how much it will be worth in 50 years time...

Not as much as those '2014 league champions' t-shirts.

 

[Cork Evertonian]

With regards to an Everton/Liverpool half and half scarf. I think it's appropriate for remembering the poor people, who died at Hillsborough, and other tragedies that affect the city and it's people. It serves a purpose there but other than that, it's not really appropriate attire for any blue or red!

 

[LEONARD]

Only purchased and worn by the new breed of supporter.

Out of town, possibly foreign, middle class tourists.

 

[Yarrgh]

I might've gone for a Fylde/ Al-Rayyan half and half but that Ward has ruined it for me.

 

[Yank]

Come on Lads, someone help out a fellow Blue here.
Or are you too embarrassed to perhaps be seen buying one?

Haha no I would buy one. I've been trying to get over there for a game for about a decade and it's just one of these things i haven't pulled the trigger on.

I'd at this point have to go by myself or subsidize a friend's trip as they do not care enough to invest the money in a trip to England centered around football.

Lol I didn't think of that. I don't blame anyone for not wanting to be seen buying one at a game. I'll get there eventually, Goodison's last year will probably be the event that pushes me to just buy it all and go by myself.

 

[Yank]

Only purchased and worn by the new breed of supporter.

Out of town, possibly foreign, middle class tourists.

Lol that's pretty much me... but I'd never wear it. Just hang it on the wall in the room I watch football in usually

 

[barneygumble]

Ive an Ireland v france 2009 half and half scarf from the infamous Henry handball game. Signed by both Robbie Keane and le cheat Henry.

Curious mate, how do you sign a scarf?

Like, surely a marker won’t do it?

 

[Earwigjoe]

Curious mate, how do you sign a scarf?

Like, surely a marker won’t do it?

Yes mate marker

 

[BiggyRat]

I'm sure @BiggyRat who's a Bombers fan would agree with me. But rivalry is what makes sport great imo.

I’d never agree with a filthy Blues supporter!
lol
I kid, I kid. Rivalry is everything. How boring would that Super league have been eh?

Anyway, the biggest difference in PL and AFL is that I could happily sit in the middle of the Carlton fans and apart from a verbal barrage, I wouldn’t have to worry about my safety.

 

[Connor mcloud]

Curious mate, how do you sign a scarf?

Like, surely a marker won’t do it?

They knitted there signatures

 

[Runub]

Don’t even understand why they are made. Who on earth would want one???