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How many official shirts do you own?

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Crap design Crap Quality

Anyone who has the White Kit YOU LOOK AN IDIOT IN IT! have you seen the built in thong at the back :blink::D:D:D

Whoever designed it is a joke!

and the new strip why do the pin stripes stop why not the whole shirt!? the most naff shirts in history no other club has had terrible shirts year in year out, i like to go drinking before and after a game so i dont wear them anyway but would buy if were better made with a good design...never gonna happen!

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Crap design Crap Quality

Anyone who has the White Kit YOU LOOK AN IDIOT IN IT! have you seen the built in thong at the back :blink::D:D:D

Whoever designed it is a joke!

and the new strip why do the pin stripes stop why not the whole shirt!? the most naff shirts in history no other club has had terrible shirts year in year out, i like to go drinking before and after a game so i dont wear them anyway but would buy if were better made with a good design...never gonna happen!

Couldn't disagree more, I really like the white kit its one of my faveroutes

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Yeah so the JJB kits and even the Le Coq Sportif kits aren't / weren't amazing - but personally I really liked the Fox Leisure ones. Don't see why you feel so strongly about having never, ever owned a kit.

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1) Inn Coope ;)

2) LG ;)

3) Alliance and Leicester :D

4) Admiral small fox design :D

5) Walkers ;)

Also have

Polo Neck

97, 99 and 2000 Cup Final shirts and a ball signed by the winning 97 squad :thumbup:

Peak Caps (Ten a penny) :thumbup:

6 ties (have to wear ties to work unfortunately but it always makes my day wearing a LCFC tie) :pinch:

4 Flags (Three from the Cup finals) :whistle:

Many ornaments :)

COME ON YOU MIGHTY FOXES

MadMick

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I haven't got all of these any more, but:

1990-1992 white

1994-96 blue, yellow goalkeeper, jade and navy

1996-98 blue

1998-2000 blue, yellow

2000-2001 blue, silver goalkeeper

2001-2002 blue

2003-2005 blue

  • 8 years later...
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I only have a pair of fox leisure trainers. I've been wearing them for about the last 9 years or so! Still look as good as new

i want a picture of these trainers as proof they existed

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1994 home

1996 home

2002 home

2003 home  and away (blue sash) & GK

2005 home

2006 home

2007 home

2009 home and away (blue sash)

2011 home and away (yellow)

2012 home and away (black)

2013 home and away (gold & yellow)

2014 home

2015 home

 

retro white 1996 & Ind Coope

 

...21

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i want a picture of these trainers as proof they existed

They defo did exist.
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Never understood why folk over the age of 21 would wear a LCFC shirt for anything other than playing with mates/ 5 a side. Interested to know why folk buy and wear them to games.

Guest Col city fan
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About 5 I think.

Not bought one for years though.

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Never understood why folk over the age of 21 would wear a LCFC shirt for anything other than playing with mates/ 5 a side. Interested to know why folk buy and wear them to games.

You dont understand why someone would wear a Leicester City football shirt to a Leicester City football match? :dunno:

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Never understood why folk over the age of 21 would wear a LCFC shirt for anything other than playing with mates/ 5 a side. Interested to know why folk buy and wear them to games.

It's the most visual way to support your team. Plus it adds a bit of colour to the crowd (during the winter, the KP is a sea of black coats). I don't wear mine outside unless I'm playing fooball or going to a game.

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You dont understand why someone would wear a Leicester City football shirt to a Leicester City football match? :dunno:

That's correct, I find it odd that 50 year old men squeeze into highly uncomfortable items of clothing to prove their allegiance for a game.

Guest Papasmurf
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None.

Can't stand football shirts.

 

Well said that man.

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That's correct, I find it odd that 50 year old men squeeze into highly uncomfortable items of clothing to prove their allegiance for a game.

Now it sounds like your personal experience of wearing one is that you found it highly uncomfortable. Maybe not everyone finds them uncomfortable. Surely you dont have to squeeze in one either if you buy the right size.

 

You may not like them which is fair enough but it cant be that difficult to fathom why people wear football shirts to the football.

 

What i would agree on is people wearing older shirts. Not so much the retro ones but say the shirts that have Topps Tiles on them (that sort of age) that look scruffy after its been washed numerous times. Now wearing those tops to the football is just embarrassing.

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3, 95/96 Away, 97-98 Home (Both fiven to charity shops years ago) and the 2009-10 shirt which will probably be the last one I buy.

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Probably a couple of hundred. Worn ones. The best ones probably being my old admiral ones, a bukta one from 1974 and the shirt Anthony Knockaert gave my boy after a match on his birthday. Oh, and the very first one I got that Gary Mills gave me.

Every one is a very special one.

I don't wear them, never worn a football shirt for 20 odd years, but get a buzz in getting a shirt that has been worn by our team in battle. And still get a buzz seeing the release of a new kit.

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Used to take one on holiday after a season or two and sign it and give it to a bar that displays them, went back to Albufiera the other year and my white one is still on the ceiling, love seeing City shirts in the bars abroad....

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