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There are 2 people holding them up that were wearing replica shirts too ;).

 

I genuinely didn't realise replica shirts were so rare back then.

 

Adult sized replica shirts were very rare in those days, small, medium and large were the only sizes available.

It was unusual to see kids in them as well, I was the only lad in my school with the full kit, got it for Christmas 1973.

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There are 2 people holding them up that were wearing replica shirts too ;).

 

I genuinely didn't realise replica shirts were so rare back then.

 

Adult sized replica shirts were very rare in those days, small, medium and large were the only sizes available.

It was unusual to see kids in them as well, I was the only lad in my school with the full kit, got it for Christmas 1973.

FKW  ;)

I’ve got a pic of me in one in 1973 (aged 6). With school shoes (didn’t have Football boots yet) and can recall using thick elastic bands under the socks to hold them up. Recall my granny (who bought the strip for my birthday) warning I’d end up with varicose veins!

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Replica shirts were reasonably common when I was a kid. But in the days before squad numbers you almost never seen a replica shirt with a number on. And when you did see them they were almost always hilarious in their shitness. Cause the quality was down to yer ma's sewing ability and the material she had available.

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Guest firetotheworks

Canny harsh on Huckerby, like. :lol: He wasn't bad, he just had the best strikers in the country ahead of him.

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