AllezBlackpool
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Just asking...
Its an International shirt with one of their players signatures on.
I have three signed shirts.
Stanley Matthews
Ian Evatt's 2010 playoff final shirt
A 2014 squad signed shirt.
Carlton Palmer?Its an International shirt with one of their players signatures on.
Kasper GorkssIts an International shirt with one of their players signatures on.
Also depends on the match, the one from the '86 QF will be worth far more than one from a friendly against Bolivia.So it could be a Stephen Crainey signed Scotland shirt or a Lionel Messi match worn signed Argentina shirt, probably not much difference in value to be fair, I'd say you're a millionaire either way.
Priceless.Iv got Gary goals signed shirt
Like anything auctioned or sold really. It's only as valuable as someone is willing to pay for it.Just asking...
CorrectKasper Gorkss
why daft enough?They are only worth whatever someone is willing to pay for them...Much like anything. Blackpool FC shirts are only of interest to Blackpool fans who are daft enough to fork out money for them.
I think because essentially it's a £2 t-shirt that cannot be worn and is for decorative purposes only. And when I say decorative I mean that loosely because it's only of any beauty to Blackpool supporter.why daft enough?
yeh i see that but that could be applied to a lot of our possessions we buy. Not that i have many, one match worn signed Charlie shirt is my sum total. I have stacks of bfc programmes that are mainly worth jack shit but not a chance i will get rid of them even though the Mrs almost daily asks me to.I think because essentially it's a £2 t-shirt that cannot be worn and is for decorative purposes only. And when I say decorative I mean that loosely because it's only of any beauty to Blackpool supporter.
When you by stuff from the club shop (shirts, progams dog leads etc) your are monetarily suporting the football club. Buying a shirt of someone else is supporting the buyer. As I said if you are daft enough to fork out silly money then feel free.yeh i see that but that could be applied to a lot of our possessions we buy. Not that i have many, one match worn signed Charlie shirt is my sum total. I have stacks of bfc programmes that are mainly worth jack shit but not a chance i will get rid of them even though the Mrs almost daily asks me to.
jeez mate i bet you’re fun at parties….When you by stuff from the club shop (shirts, progams dog leads etc) your are monetarily suporting the football club. Buying a shirt of someone else is supporting the buyer. As I said if you are daft enough to fork out silly money then feel free.
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Hetzke was a decent pro and not a drug fuelled cheat!I’ve got a match worn Steve Hetzke No 5 shirt from Watford away in the early 80’s.
Probably of little value to anyone else, but certainly wouldn’t swap it even for a Messi World Cup final shirt!
DJ’s shirts from the Forest Semi-Final went for just under £2,000 on hereHetzke was a decent pro and not a drug fuelled cheat!