T-shirts outside the ground in the 90’s!

[hirstyno9]

I was thinking about how good it used to be in the early 90’s walking up to Hillsborough. In my memory there were lots of opportunities to buy unofficial stuff – t-shirts, anti-pigs stuff, badges, hats, scarves etc. The best t-shirt I recall was one with Hirst as terminator! Anyone remember that one, or other great t-shirts?

 

Back then football was real, and we were awesome on the pitch too! I remember watching exciting, attacking football!? Hillsborough under the floodlights in the 90’s seems like a distant dream, standing on the Kop against Kaiserslautern, Spora and the Pigs etc. What a great time to support SWFC.

 

Anyway, the reason I got thinking about this is because I’ve designed something that could go on a t-shirt. Sadly you won’t see it on sale outside the ground! Thoughts?

 

Random, I know. UTO.

[@owlstalk]

 

Maybe if there was less colour in them?

[TrickyTrev]

I remember the Terminator 9 shirts with Hirsty on them, I also remember one with a picture of Carlton Palmer smoking a joint on it.

[HOOTIE AND THE SHIT TU]

My Carlton Palmer shirt was awesome

 

 

 

[OxonOwl]

Not keen on the Union flag thing in the background. Not keen on the Owl. Not keen on the colours.

 

Sorry.

[bradowl]

One wash and you had a plain white t-shirt.  

[daleblue]

Do they come in blue as well. 

[Pompeyowl]

Smart designs. 

 

Top job. 

[Mr Mercury]

Ha ha that reminds me of one I bought when p1ssed on way to game. On the front it said"Big Ron" with a picture of him, on the back it "Moron" with a picture of then pigs boss, Dave Bassett 

[Miffed]

Remember I was about 10, there was this bloke with a briefcase full of "Bart Simpson is a Wednesday fan" tshirts. The Simpsons had just started on Sky about a year or so earlier. My dad bought me one and the man saw a policeman and stuffed them in the case and legged it.

 

There were other little things that you used to see around the ground on every match day that have disappeared. There were the many different Fanzines on sale, a scruffy looking bloke with long hair and a beard who used to sell hot dogs from those trolleys that you see on American movies. People selling all sorts of unofficial merchandise, the sound of someone shouting "any spare tickets / stubbs" ringing through the air and of course the infamous Mr Meadows.

Good times.

[Dick_Turpin]

I had a very shoddy "We've got Carlton Palmer - he smokes marijuana" T shirt.  

[Ironman]

1 hour ago, HOOTIE AND THE bobbar TU said:

My Carlton Palmer shirt was awesome

 

 

 

Quality.

[PortlandOwl]

Lose the Union Jack and just have blue and white. Job done.

[PopePiusX]

There was a bloke who used to shout 'HAT, SCARVES, T-SHIRTS AND ALL YER BADGES!' every five seconds outside the entrance to the South.

[alanharper]

1 hour ago, rickygoo said:

I had a very shoddy "We've got Carlton Palmer - he smokes marijuana" T shirt.  

 

Me too, Carlton with a spliff on the front, and a sign on the back saying "Keep on the grass".

 

[Mr. Tom]

3 hours ago, @owlstalk said:

 

Maybe if there was less colour in them?

 

Or the right colour.

[jamsandwich]

3 hours ago, OxonOwl said:

Not keen on the Union flag thing in the background. Not keen on the Owl. Not keen on the colours.

 

Sorry.

 

 

Its a no from me too

[Guest]

There was an old chap who used to have a blue and white Owls flat cap that sold badges in the 80's and 90's. His amazing array of pin badges always mesmerised me, just imagine how much they would have been worth now to collectors.

[Grassy knoll]

I remember the carlton palmer t-shirts but never had one,i did have a t-shirt though with i presume swfc on the front but clearly remember the full fixture list on the back in what was our promotion season in 1991.

[PopePiusX]

22 minutes ago, Will69 said:

There was an old chap who used to have a blue and white Owls flat cap that sold badges in the 80's and 90's. His amazing array of pin badges always mesmerised me, just imagine how much they would have been worth now to collectors.

 

Yes! The flat cap absolutely covered in badges is a much-undervalued matchday outfit.