LDV Final shirts

[TerryintheWest]

This is probably old news but it seems that the club have 1000 replica shirts left from their big day out in Cardiff against Blackpool that are looking for a new grassroots football home.

Essex football clubs who are looking for a new home or away kit for the upcoming season have the chance to wear the same silver shirts that Southend United wore in the LDV Vans Final at the Millennium Stadium.

Ross Hill is the contact at the club for sets of shirts.

 

[Mick]

Quote[/b] (TerryintheWest @ Aug. 20 2004,01:30)]This is probably old news but it seems that the club have 1000 replica shirts left from their big day out in Cardiff against Blackpool that are looking for a new grassroots football home.

Essex football clubs who are looking for a new home or away kit for the upcoming season have the chance to wear the same silver shirts that Southend United wore in the LDV Vans Final at the Millennium Stadium.  

Ross Hill is the contact at the club for sets of shirts.

What are they going for?

Or is it no reasonable (or unreasonable) offer refused?

 

[Leeboy]

SZFC were offered these months ago ( alas we already had our kit sorted ). They are un-logo'd ( no badge or sponsor, only the Nike 'swoosh' ) and we were offered them at £15 each, on a bulk purchase only.

 

[Mad Cyril]

Quote[/b] (TerryintheWest @ Aug. 20 2004,01:30)]This is probably old news but it seems that the club have 1000 replica shirts left from their big day out in Cardiff against Blackpool that are looking for a new grassroots football home.

Essex football clubs who are looking for a new home or away kit for the upcoming season have the chance to wear the same silver shirts that Southend United wore in the LDV Vans Final at the Millennium Stadium.  

Ross Hill is the contact at the club for sets of shirts.

Send them to the needy in Africa.

 

[Technician]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,09:45)]

Quote[/b] (TerryintheWest @ Aug. 20 2004,01:30)]This is probably old news but it seems that the club have 1000 replica shirts left from their big day out in Cardiff against Blackpool that are looking for a new grassroots football home.

Essex football clubs who are looking for a new home or away kit for the upcoming season have the chance to wear the same silver shirts that Southend United wore in the LDV Vans Final at the Millennium Stadium.  

Ross Hill is the contact at the club for sets of shirts.

Send them to the needy in Africa.

Doesn't charity begin at home?

 

[Gremlin]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,09:45)]Send them to the needy in Africa.

Are the shirts edible then?

 

[Mad Cyril]

Quote[/b] (Gremlin @ Aug. 20 2004,09:47)]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,09:45)]Send them to the needy in Africa.

Are the shirts edible then?

I was referring to football clubs in Africa. I think the BBC has been trying to organize a collection of football kit for african teams.

 

[Its grim up north!]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,10:04)]

Quote[/b] (Gremlin @ Aug. 20 2004,09:47)]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,09:45)]Send them to the needy in Africa.

Are the shirts edible then?

I was referring to football clubs in Africa. I think the BBC has been trying to organize a collection of football kit for african teams.

Very good idea Cyril!

In a perfect world mate, in a perfect world!

 

[Shrimp in a Kilt]

Quote[/b] (Its grim up north! @ Aug. 20 2004,11:40)]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,10:04)]

Quote[/b] (Gremlin @ Aug. 20 2004,09:47)]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,09:45)]Send them to the needy in Africa.

Are the shirts edible then?

I was referring to football clubs in Africa. I think the BBC has been trying to organize a collection of football kit for african teams.

Very good idea Cyril!

In a perfect world mate, in a perfect world!

But they'd have to put the SUFC logo or at least a small "Southend United" on before they sent them... Spread The Faith!!!

 

[Gremlin]

Quote[/b] (Its grim up north! @ Aug. 20 2004,11:40)]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,10:04)]

Quote[/b] (Gremlin @ Aug. 20 2004,09:47)]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,09:45)]Send them to the needy in Africa.

Are the shirts edible then?

I was referring to football clubs in Africa. I think the BBC has been trying to organize a collection of football kit for african teams.

Very good idea Cyril!

In a perfect world mate, in a perfect world!

No, he's right. Radio 5 Live did a shirt amnesty.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/sport/shirtamnesty04_pics.shtml

 

[Westcliff Shrimper]

Quote[/b] (Technician @ Aug. 20 2004,09:47)]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Aug. 20 2004,09:45)]

Quote[/b] (TerryintheWest @ Aug. 20 2004,01:30)]This is probably old news but it seems that the club have 1000 replica shirts left from their big day out in Cardiff against Blackpool that are looking for a new grassroots football home.

Essex football clubs who are looking for a new home or away kit for the upcoming season have the chance to wear the same silver shirts that Southend United wore in the LDV Vans Final at the Millennium Stadium.  

Ross Hill is the contact at the club for sets of shirts.

Send them to the needy in Africa.

Doesn't charity begin at home?  

Amen.