Name the 50s / 60s / 70s Football Players

[SloopJB]

When I see these V neck shirts I think of it as @Knees up Brian Clark @Travis Bickle @TDA and @the other bob wilson and all the other old arses territory.
SJB

 

[Knees up Brian Clark]

When I see these V neck shirts I think of it as @Knees up Brian Clark @Travis Bickle @TDA and @the other bob wilson and all the other old arses territory.
SJB

SJB ... clue just for you ...went on to form a brilliant partnership as a centre forward during Clough era at Derby

 

[SloopJB]

SJB ... clue just for you ...went on to form a brilliant partnership as a centre forward during Clough era at Derby

Not Kevin Hector is it?
SJB

 

[Knees up Brian Clark]

Not Kevin Hector is it?
SJB

the other one mun

 

[SloopJB]

John o'hare then
SJB

 

[the other bob wilson]

When I see these V neck shirts I think of it as @Knees up Brian Clark @Travis Bickle @TDA and @the other bob wilson and all the other old arses territory.
SJB

I resent that! Although I must admit my first ever football shirt was a short sleeve, v neck Wolves old gold and black one (I loved those colours) which made my Christmas in 1964 or 65 it must have been - my first ever City one was plain blue with long sleeves and a round neck and had the word Bluebirds written on it.

 

[SloopJB]

I resent that! Although I must admit my first ever football shirt was a short sleeve, v neck Wolves old gold and black one (I loved those colours) which made my Christmas in 1964 or 65 it must have been - my first ever City one was plain blue with long sleeves and a round neck and had the word Bluebirds written on it.

1964 was the year I was born Paul. I am assuming that is when the V neck football shirts were going out of fashion and the crew neck ones were coming in. I was surprised John o'hare was around with V necks. I remember him in the forest squad late 70s. Not first choice but played quite a few games.
SJB

 

[the other bob wilson]

1964 was the year I was born Paul. I am assuming that is when the V neck football shirts were going out of fashion and the crew neck ones were coming in. I was surprised John o'hare was around with V necks. I remember him in the forest squad late 70s. Not first choice but played quite a few games.
SJB

Yes, I first went to Secondary school in 1968 and the v neck shirt had disappeared by then I reckon - in fact, i can remember having a Villa shirt about a year later purely because it was the first to have the collars which would become almost compulsory in the early seventies.

 

[Knees up Brian Clark]

Yes, I first went to Secondary school in 1968 and the v neck shirt had disappeared by then I reckon - in fact, i can remember having a Villa shirt about a year later purely because it was the first to have the collars which would become almost compulsory in the early seventies.

I remember my first subbuteo teams having v neck shirts …..bloody hell

 

[the other bob wilson]

Bump, think it's your go Spedger.

 

[stantys tattoos]

@SloopJB your go

 

[SloopJB]

Sorry fellas. I am on it now.
SJB

 

[SloopJB]

Name the two players.
SJB

 

[Knees up Brian Clark]

Name the two players.
SJB

Paul Madeley and Francis Lee

 

[SloopJB]

Your go @Knees up Brian Clark
SJB

 

[Knees up Brian Clark]

 

[the other bob wilson]

Jon Sammels?

 

[the other bob wilson]

 

[the other bob wilson]

 

[TDA]

Steve Earle?