For me, the SLP kit, for much the same reasons. I was still young and going regularly with my brothers. That and I still think it’s the best design we’ve had, even the sponsor obviously represented the area. That and the Lewisham and Capt. Morgan kits take some beating.
Ha, was going to add that one. The LDDC one stands out for me cause we had such memorable seasons in that one. The cup run 85 being the stand out period. I was 16 and couldn't believe what was happening. George Graham and Theo Foley
Typical bullying of the small trader. I bet if JD Sports or Sports Direct wanted to sell Millwall shirts there wouldn't be a minimum order.
I remember years ago seeing Sunderland shirts in sports direct- Oxford street for forty notes, they got relegated and the shirts were reduced to a quid. They probably still made a profit on them!
£149!!! I knew I should have kept mine. With you on the LDDC kit. Loved the red away one we had at the time. There’s a great picture of Fash wearing it somewhere on the interweb. Still the best ones we’ve ever had imo.
You know i've never taken to away kits. I just love the blue shirts and is what i identify with. Seeing us in red or yellow just don't seem right. Blue home and white for away is what does for me.
Yeah, and the SLP year was shit. Relegated to the third tier. Still, it didn’t deter us, loved it all the same. Maybe more so than now with our relative success. Could be rose tinted, could have been just being about 20 years old and smoking weed in the stands. Probably it was the youth, everything being an experience, seemingly enhanced.Ha, was going to add that one. The LDDC one stands out for me cause we had such memorable seasons in that one. The cup run 85 being the stand out period. I was 16 and couldn't believe what was happening. George Graham and Theo Foley
I think the stripes is our blue and white Errea shirt Morison got us promoted in and the red and black actually is the Capttain Morgan. Looks like 90s baggy cut.
Was that the place that had all the football shirts downstairs, had to go behind the counter. Swear it use to be like 50p a letter, £1 a number prints on the shirt.
Of course it is mate, everything was great when was young when we look back. Truth is the Den was a dump and often half empty. I started going in 77/78 when theree was no more than two thousand in attendance at times but we tend to forget that and focus on the good stuff and why not!
I remember my first time in the main stand seats, block next to the CBL. It was basically a mass puffing session. The plume of smoke and smell of rocky was all i could see and smell. Was sitting next to this fella who was a bit older than me- mid twenties and he rolled five skinner after five skinner and passed them along once he'd spark it and got it burning. I was out of me nut by half time and left the ground in the same state. Had to check Sundays paper for the result
Yes mate. He had all the kits and football boots downstairs. Big chubby geezer with bins and afew younger bods. Nice bloke and very friendly who'd look after if you were spending a few quid which i did on a regular basis cause my son was at the age for school football team so boots and goalie gloves bless him.
This one is my favourite. Perhaps because of the cup run and good times under Graham but has always stuck with me.
It's funny how something as simple as a kit can clearly annoy people.
