International Football Shirts

**Caveman Ninja** · 02-10-19, 23:06

**LTLF Sponsors** · 02-10-19 23:06

**Notcher** · 03-10-19, 11:01

You know you're a shit footballing nation when you have the name of said nation printed in massive letters across the front of your shirt.

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**Caveman Ninja** · 05-10-19, 17:38

Originally Posted by Notcher

You know you're a shit footballing nation when you have the name of said nation printed in massive letters across the front of your shirt.

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It's not exactly a great sign!

*COUGH*

**Caveman Ninja** · 02-11-19, 23:23

**I'm Red Till Dead** · 03-11-19, 00:54

Originally Posted by Caveman Ninja

Nice - It's good to see Geoffrey found a home after Toys 'R' Us closed down.

**Strummer** · 03-11-19, 07:53

Originally Posted by Caveman Ninja

Another fine effort there.

**Caveman Ninja** · 04-11-19, 23:28

One for Chris...

**Loughborough_red** · 04-11-19, 23:41

I loved that Ireland badge- why on Earth they felt the need to replace it with the dour thing they have now is beyond me.

**Caveman Ninja** · 05-11-19, 00:00

Originally Posted by Loughborough_red

I loved that Ireland badge- why on Earth they felt the need to replace it with the dour thing they have now is beyond me.

Agree. In fact everything about 90s Ireland shirts was utterly great and everything since has just been disappointing by comparison.

**Strummer** · 05-11-19, 07:47

Originally Posted by Caveman Ninja

One for Chris...

That is lovely. Somewhere (God knows...!) I have the replica one with the „Opel“ branding on it.

**valspoodle** · 05-11-19, 12:38

Ah, Opel or Vauxhall? Audi or Auto union? Sorry, just thinking out loud about alternative branding.

**Strummer** · 05-11-19, 12:51

Originally Posted by valspoodle

Ah, Opel or Vauxhall? Audi or Auto union? Sorry, just thinking out loud about alternative branding.

In Ireland, the Cars are all branded as Opel, not Vauxhall (even though they are right-hand-drive).

Auto-Union was bought by Volkswagen alongside the old NSU company in the 1960s, and both were joined together to make the modern-day Audi company.

The „Four-Circles“ badge on every modern Audi is the original Auto-Union insignia.