RUSTY1111

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Boring.....

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Many thanks.

If you visit the Brief History of Football Strips section on HFK you will find the answer. Note that different competitions introduced distinctive goalkeepers' tops at different points and there are some early team photos in which keepers are wearing different tops but not in the Football League. http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Articles/History.htm

What a bunch of children.

Looks like it.

What a lot of drivel.

Yes, I wonder who it is? You all seem so petty, even though I've stated that I'll rein it in.

No problem.

I've emailed Dave Moor at HFK on your behalf to get the lowdown on this debate.

I'm sure in the game's infancy there weren't different goalkeeper shirts.

I'm sure around the turn of the 20th Century this was the norm in football. before goalkeeper jerseys were thought of. I'm sure I've read about this on Historical Football Kits. I could always email Dave Moor who runs the website to confirm if you want.

Okay, I'll rein it in. It is the season of goodwill, right enough.

Skyline Drifter and kirkyblue2 seem slightly upset.

No worries.

That's very interesting. I was at Kelvingrove earlier this year and there was an area mentioning the football parks at the Glasgow 1901 Exhibition but that's the first photo I've seen.

Just posted about this on QueensMad and the January transfer window thread on Pie N Bovril. He's a midfielder.

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Got you.

I will learn. Don't like being picked on. I'm glad that you like the content of my posts.

Really?

I probably could work out how to multi-quote correctly and I probably am being annoying.

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That would be good.