The old club shop

[Tamworthowl]

It was so tiny they had a doorman stopping you entering via the exit door. It always seemed two or three deep at the counter so I rarely got close to bough to buy anything. 

I'm probably mis-remembering, but I think I got my first replica shirt from there: Sanderson 93/94ish.

[Plonk]

Should bring silk scarves back. I was so bloody hard when I had one of them on my wrist and another dangling from my belt.

[Owl999]

3 hours ago, woodys said:

beauty ...always seemed to have adequate stock as well somehow - i remember going to wembley '93 wearing almost the entire club shop 

Does anyone remember the american footy style jacket we had back then? they did it in blue and black with kind of leather on the shoulders. had one at school it was the dogs bloody b 0 ll 0 cks 

That jacket looked poo pal

[PortlandOwl]

2 hours ago, Plonk said:

Should bring silk scarves back. I was so bloody hard when I had one of them on my wrist and another dangling from my belt.

I tied one round my head once....I was well hard.

[Kate]

Bring back rosettes and pennants

 

Give the people what they want

 

Not bloody half price Cam Dawson postcards

[sweetsheri]

3 hours ago, fredmciverslovechild said:

 

A silk scarf on each wrist, a cap and the v-necked pullover.

 

Sartorial elegance.

Navy v neck with the little owl motif

Silk scarf round each wrist

Brown Birmingham bags

Elephant shoes

Harrington jacket if it was nippy

Snorkel parka if it was below -10

[Mr. Tom]

Pretty annoyed that the title of this thread isn’t Ye Olde Clubbe Shoppe - the one time ever it might’ve been vaguely appropriate

[legendaryswan]

First club shop I remember was like a garden shed with large windows,situated between the Leppings lane and north stand,about 50 yards inside.

First thing I got there was a scarf and pin badge,got my first rattle from there as well,a multi coloured thing it was.

I remember the later one well,under what was christies night club,used to pop in most matchdays

Edited November 9, 2017 by legendaryswan

[crookesowl]

What did people do in the proper olden days, like the 60s when there were no merchandise stores? 

 

Did you you get your nans to knit you stuff? 

[mrgund]

12 hours ago, archieswfc said:

Got my green n white hooped away shirt from that shop. That will have been in its later years. Not sure when it was replaced. Before Euro 96 but not sure how much before. I'm tipping around 1990.

 

Well I remember buying a 93/94 home kit from there so must have been after that!

[dumboldowl]

Wasn't the shop on the right hand side of the South Stand car park , backing onto the Kop wall before you got to the turnstiles?

[james o connor]

That shed would still be too big to house our current offering 

[crookesowl]

4 minutes ago, dumboldowl said:

Wasn't the shop on the right hand side of the South Stand car park , backing onto the Kop wall before you got to the turnstiles?

 

I was trying to find a photo the other day (was bored) and realised there isn’t one. 

 

[steelowl]

9 hours ago, crookesowl said:

What did people do in the proper olden days, like the 60s when there were no merchandise stores? 

 

Did you you get your nans to knit you stuff? 

 

yes my mother knitted my first scarf still got it somewhere 

 

The 'shop' was a few  guys standing on corners shouting 'get yer badges, scarves, rattles, rosettes ere'

My old man used to make and paint badges based on heaps cartoons to sell to workmates at osborn steels