Half and half scarves

[st.domingo]

A pint of mixed is popular up North when the Bitter & Mild was spot on ....

A mate of mine always used to drink a pint of "Chinese", which was half lager, half bitter - both were usually the cheapest ones they had on sale in the bar.

 

[Joey66]

A mate of mine always used to drink a pint of "Chinese", which was half lager, half bitter - both were usually the cheapest ones they had on sale in the bar.

Had a go at that when I was young - the beer up North in the early 1980's was brilliant everyone drank that Mixed it was nicer than Guinness @Eggs

 

[Eggs]

A mate of mine always used to drink a pint of "Chinese", which was half lager, half bitter - both were usually the cheapest ones they had on sale in the bar.

….that’s called ‘golden’ up here.

Brown/Bitter another popular one from my youth. When I started playing men’s footy the old blokes got me off lager. A bottle of Mann’s Brown ale with either half bitter or mild was the way to go.

 

[Joey66]

….that’s called ‘golden’ up here.

Yes that is spot on my memory is getting worse - drank it - not that good TBH - when I moved up North went in a pub with my workmates asked for a lager - they just fetched me a pint of mixed back & I was hooked on it - it was fantastic ...

 

[jaybx1878]

Got a load of half and half scarves at Metalist Kharkiv away in Ukraine for about 50p each. The team names were in ukranian are we were called 'Epetoh', lashed them on ebay when I got home and they were going for around £30 each, trip was paid for. I wouldn't be seen dead in one tbf.

 

[degsy]

I know half and half scarves are more collectible for the tourist fans. But local fans who purchase them or anybody reading this, would you wear a half and half shirt?

No, just No to any of it, half & half hats, scarves, shirts - all kopite behaviour

 

[Dario Terracotta]

No, but bit hypocritical as I had a half Everton half Celtic bobble hat in the 1980s

 

[Rehnman]

Would make sense for our owners to wear one to be fair

 

[mccole]

Big fan of mine

 

[gonetomorrow]

Snakebite used to be popular at uni back in the early seventies. Lager and cider as I recall. Hard to dance eleganty in platform shoes after a few.

 

[James Patrick]

I was already to post a vomit emoji but then I realised a wore a half Everton half Celtic bobble hat years back but a shirt might be taking it too far.
I don't think it would go down as well.

 

[MondayHater]

I know half and half scarves are more collectible for the tourist fans. But local fans who purchase them or anybody reading this, would you wear a half and half shirt?

The only one I would ever consider wearing would be if we arranged a friendly with the Everton team in chile and the proceeds went to charity.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Well, ‘Half and half’ also means:
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So maybe there’s something there?

Just be careful ordering a half-n-half in Bangkok is all I’ll say to that.

 

[Bluerover]

The only half and half shirt I ever bought was for the WC finals Italia 90 and was half Ireland, half Italy. No idea where it is now.

Great memories of that adventure. Toto Schillaci and Gianlucca Vialli RIP.

I would buy a half and half Everton scarf with Shamrock Rovers natch, with Bayern in memory of 1985, and with Lazio or Verona, my Italian teams.

I also have a few Everton/Ireland scarves, bought at GP over the years. The oldest is from the early 80s.

 

[Drico]

We should do Moyes In/Moyes Out half and half scarves for those who find their opinion of the manager vacillating wildly based on one-off results...