TP shirts

I have one from that era, bet..something on the front which a misguided but well meaning family member bought me for my birthday. I don’t wear it…
 
I remember a bloke sitting opposite to me on the train going back for Freedom day against Southend.
I had to bite my tong several times when I heard him talking, all I could think was that I had given up watching my team and also a final at Wembley which would have been my lads first Pool game!
It's the only time I've never acknowledged another Pool fan on my travels😡
 
Chunkylad said:
They might become seriously valuable in generations to come, in a kind of perverse way.
Like memorabilia from the Vichy period or Nazi memorabilia for those stranger types in society.
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The History channel are planning 25 years worth of documentaries when they've finally ran out of Nazi stories, although 'Nazi Mega Sharks' was great.
 
Chunkylad said:
They might become seriously valuable in generations to come, in a kind of perverse way.
Like memorabilia from the Vichy period or Nazi memorabilia for those stranger types in society.
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In fairness, I'm a bit torn on the Nazi memorabilia one - bearing in mind here I'm an insufferable liberal, who couldn't be more removed from Nazi ideology just to be clear!! I am a serious history buff though and I was in an antique shop the other day, and they had a 1940's genuine Nazi red armband. I didn't buy it, mostly for fear of being considered a Nazi enthusiast by the shopkeeper, but the historical artefact element of it did appeal to me in the same way as the Chernobyl medal I bought a few years back does.

Dont think I'll ever be fascinated enough by late Oyston period Blackpool shirts though! :)
 
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