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How many of you can boast to regularily wearing a Wolves shirt? I'm currently wearing the dark blue away shirt, my recent favourite. I've had this shirt since the day of the Leicester home game a couple of seasons ago and it hasn't ripped, faded or come apart. It's had over 100 washes at 40 degrees, with my old powder and the Chaucer logo isn't even showing a hint of peeling.
Deutsch Wolf thinks that you have to be a ten year old kid to wear a football shirt, but he's on holiday. Confess to wearing your favourite shirt (and tell us which it is).
SOA Wolf
13-07-2006, 21:12
No
You have to be a ten year old kid to wear a football shirt.
derbyrameater
13-07-2006, 21:14
wot if your`e under ten.
Markwolf
13-07-2006, 21:16
I never wear a football shirt unless i'm playing football, or at the game (rarely). The only exception is an England shirt, watching England down the pub.
wot if your`e under ten.
You should be up the wooden hill by now...unless you live in a bungalow.
HSV Wolf
13-07-2006, 21:34
Wearing me VFB Lubeck shirt... German 3rd division .... Top quality and sponsered by JEVER a top quality beer.... all of 10 euros in Hamburg sport shop
Has to be retro, I cannot accept any sponsor's logo detracting from the true old gold and black. My favourite is a 50's v neck with town crest, but I also wear the round neck with 3 wolves.
Ettingshall Wolf
13-07-2006, 21:54
My fav was the last ever Goodyear sponsored shirt (the very dark 'old gold' one) but I lost it recently and cant find it anywhere. Gutted.
My favourite one I still own is the dark blue away shirt from a couple of seasons ago.
thekentwolf
13-07-2006, 21:59
My favourite shirt of all time must be the England shirt from the 1990 world cup.
wolvesinwales
13-07-2006, 22:38
Fave Wolves away shirt was the green and white Goodyear one from a few years ago with the wolf on the collar and WWFC on the back of the neck, such touches make such a diference ( i want people from all directions to see i'm a Wolves fan)
It's about time the club did some sort of survey as to what we would happily wear i struggle to find anything in the club shop.
The only other shirt i wear in Cardiff is my England shirt which is probably safer than wearing a wolves shirt after our last few meetings.
Florida Wolfey
13-07-2006, 23:19
Fave Wolves away shirt was the green and white Goodyear one from a few years ago with the wolf on the collar and WWFC on the back of the neck, such touches make such a diference ( i want people from all directions to see i'm a Wolves fan)
It's about time the club did some sort of survey as to what we would happily wear i struggle to find anything in the club shop.
The only other shirt i wear in Cardiff is my England shirt which is probably safer than wearing a wolves shirt after our last few meetings.
Completely agree about the green and white one. I have three of them and usually wear them at weekends because they are so comfortable in the sun.
The_Blade
14-07-2006, 01:04
still got my bilbrook juniors shirt somewhere
I wear my when shirt when I can. Meaning any football match involving Wolves and more. I live in Dagenham which means I need to show my colours more than most.
Whenever I take my daughter back to Wolves she can't believe the amount of Wolves supporters there are.
I could go on but I can't be aresed
Black Suit
14-07-2006, 04:32
Only on holiday and at the gym and 5-a-side training, Navy blue only. Obviously got the Premier one with name and 40 on the back off my players (Fiskerton FC)for a surprise :o.
My boys seem keen on the new white kit, so I will need to purchase them next time at Molineux. Youngest has the last black one, doesn't wear it 'cos it itches like hell!
I do wear the zip neck polo the most in black - more subtle and reasonably smart.
lostinbristol
14-07-2006, 07:34
I wear my Wolves shirts all the time, I started wearing them more when i left Wolvo though.
Favourite one is the old white away with Manders paints and ink on the front but I've been stomping round Bristol with either of the new ones on recently.
Like Mak was sayin, I feel the need to show my colours all the time, so I've always got something on, I've got too much stuff if anything!
Bill McCai
14-07-2006, 08:21
Grown men in football shirts should be outlawed, unless they are actually professional footballers plying their trade. Disgrace.
Could anyone post a link to the picture of the green away shirt that they used to wear?
Even though Im on the other side of the country I still have my Wolves footy shirt and still wear it quite regulary. Its the home golden/orange shirt with the doritos logo on it!
paddingtonwolf
14-07-2006, 08:50
the puma goodyear shirt with the rugby league logo that makes bod scromit
I never wear a football shirt unless i'm playing football, or at the game (rarely). The only exception is an England shirt, watching England down the pub.
I could of wrote this
How many of you can boast to regularily wearing a Wolves shirt? I'm currently wearing the dark blue away shirt, my recent favourite. I've had this shirt since the day of the Leicester home game a couple of seasons ago and it hasn't ripped, faded or come apart. It's had over 100 washes at 40 degrees, with my old powder and the Chaucer logo isn't even showing a hint of peeling.
Deutsch Wolf thinks that you have to be a ten year old kid to wear a football shirt, but he's on holiday. Confess to wearing your favourite shirt (and tell us which it is).
Last Year's gold shirt.
I wear it all the time, especially on holiday - nothing more awkward than meeting Wolves fans in far flung holiday resorts.
brummybird
14-07-2006, 10:02
I am wearing the new white shirt. Really annoyed with 2004/05 shirt as it peeled the logo off. My lad wears the black away shirt from last season.
Wurzel Wolf
14-07-2006, 10:03
I liked the blue Goodyear training t-shirt from the Geoff Thomas/David Kelly/Kevin Keen era.
Trouble was I kept getting mistaken for a Portsmouth fan when they were sponsored by Goodman!!
Fickleasfolk
14-07-2006, 10:07
I used to wear them everywhere home and away till many moons ago we drove to ayresome park,boro and managed to park in the middle of the boro bronx.Copper asked us if we had a death wish.Young and foolish and learned my lesson very quickly.
Wear them at home games if you wish,go away and leave them at home or risk a kicking(some of the knob jockeys parading around in Wolves tops at away games actually deserve one:D )
Bankswolf II
14-07-2006, 10:34
I wear last seasons gold one all the time apart from when i go from holiday
Nothing worse than sitting by some quiet beach relaxing until some cockney west 'am goes "Whahey wolves are $$$$$ mate"..
Puma ones with the black sleeves/sides for home, teal/green all over for away.
No-one else seems to like them but definitely my favourite.
Other than that, the retro ones everytime with 1980 Umbro being pick of the bunch.
Bill McCai
14-07-2006, 11:55
Puma ones with the black sleeves/sides for home, teal/green all over for away.
No-one else seems to like them but definitely my favourite.
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Balti Pie
14-07-2006, 12:34
Always liked the older Wolves Shirts, especially Tatung, Staw Distribution, Mander etc. Would love a White Away Staw or Manders shirt.
Ndah_legend
14-07-2006, 12:38
My favourite Wolves shirt I own is a long sleeved 1960's style wolves top with round collar and WW badge, and a sewn on '9' on the back.
Pure class
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OK I've changed my mind. I like whatever Bill thinks I should like.
Bill McCai
14-07-2006, 13:17
Come on be honest, you cannot seriously like the design of that 'shirt'. The neck was so low it was almost obscene and most of our players had to wear scarves or neck braces in order to cover up. The 'Wolf' design was good in principle but just didn’t work. As for that badge, I'd rather elope to Afghanistan with a tattoo of George Bush's face on my own face and wander around Basra for the rest of my life, than see that atrocity again.
Come on be honest, you cannot seriously like the design of that 'shirt' rant rant etc
I do take your point on the badge - it was a bit americanised.
The design itself though I really liked. I remember women complaining about the plunging neckline as it showed off their baps but for me it was fine.
I thought the black was a lot more striking than some of the more yellowey shirts we'd had in preceding shirts and most importantly the quality was much better than the latest $$$$$e the club has served up - I use mine for playing football in and hundreds of washes and matches later they're still going strong. Puma shirts are just a lot better than Admiral, Le crap sportif or the homemade efforts we've done over the years.
Am I really the only one who liked those shirts?? *sniff* *sniff*
Tarcisio Mifsud
14-07-2006, 15:52
I wear Wolves T-Shirts every weekend. I have quite a collection of them which I bought from the club shop. Indoors I use a Wolves shorts, and have a Wolves swimming trunk.
For the office I have quite a collection (about 30) of different Wolves ties, which I wear on regular basis. My mobile has a Wolves cover, so actually I am never away at least in spirit from my favourite team clothing, this inspite of the large number of disappointments I have suffered during more than 50 years I have been supporting the club, that was in 1953/54. Still I am still hoping to see them a great team again, though it is very difficult nowadays, as football is now a money talks concern, something that only very few teams can afford.
Shifnal Wolf
14-07-2006, 17:50
I like the last Doritos one we used in the Premiership. Very comfortable and am always wearing it just lazying round the house or going out. Wearing it currently as well
AmericanWolf
14-07-2006, 18:46
I liked that shirt too. Only problem was the doritos logo splashed accross the front which I could never stand. At least Chaucer looks a little nicer
Ulster Wolf
14-07-2006, 22:48
Puma ones with the black sleeves/sides for home, teal/green all over for away.
No-one else seems to like them but definitely my favourite.
Other than that, the retro ones everytime with 1980 Umbro being pick of the bunch.
See Bill,... im not the only one hahaha. Puma shirt...Mmmmmmm!
