Happy Dosser

I know you're simply quoting their regs but if claret or amber doesn't contrast sufficiently with white they need to go to Specsavers. I'd love to see Sampdoria's strip for next season and we've had hoops while having hopes of European games so I'm still confused.

And, come to think of it, don't Sampdoria have a full hoop?

So white numbers don't cut it?

I no im not the britest but wot's stoping us having a hoop?

I'm delaying my multiplied organism until I see the back. Why get the front so right only to fall at the final hurdle? Tell me I'm wrong.......

Here's hoping.

Do you have the inside info on the new strip? I liked the c&a turnovers on the black socks but I doubt we'll see that combo again.

Going to be controversial here and say that that design reinforces my point that we should always play in white shorts, which contrast really well with claret and amber *places colander on head against incoming pelters* Was the pinstripe jersey we wore as a change strip in the '90s not a reference to our striped '20s shirts? Your version is a belter, and I speak as a sad old hoopophile.

Yes, JC was a fearsome goalie.

Surprised to learn he's older than me . I think his football career was somewhat compromised by his attempts to keep his job in journalism going. He had a lot of natural ability. KEITH KEITH KEITH MACRAE!

Is Ariyibi supposedly open to a return? I thought he shot off with indecent haste when his loan was over. I liked him and felt he improved in his spell with us.

Feeble excuses for the rubbishing of a unique jesrsey. Still living with the conequences.

"That semi against Rangers at the end of the clip still makes my blood boil 45 years on.........Mr JRP Gordon will never be forgotten !!! Corrupt h*n c**t !!! " Yes, AllyMax, it's a pity he and his linesmen only got caught out over bribes from AC Milan a bit later. I was having a Jumping Jack Flash in the bog in a certain pub in Larky later in the 70s and found Stewart Mclaren in the next space. He mentioned dark deals at half time in the semi which I was shocked by (but secretly agreed with) and it was in 1978 that the SFA suspended him and the two others. A good pal always referred to JPR as Mr Bastard of Gordon on Tay: harsh but true. I remember Willie P being hacked down at the Rangers end by Greig with the score at 2-0 and then the roof fell in. Crying in the hail after 90 mins. King Lear, ya bass. I'm not bitter, btw

Great stuff: nostalgic views of the Art Deco "Front Door" and the old ground, complete with "my" usual crush barrier at the Taggart's End (halfway up and just to the left of the goal). That Pettigrew Turn was quite devastating, particulary for Roddy MacDonald, who must have needed counselling after every game against him. We were a fast, skilful, physical team with that little bit of magic from the likes of Graham, Marinello and Davidson. Before we changed to the diagonal band I don't recall seeing us win at Parkhead but then suddenly we went on quite a winning streak there while wearing it. At half-time in the Fir Park 3-2 Cup match I was sitting beside two Sellick fans in the main stand who were patronising the hell out of me at 0-2 ("Aye, yer a good wee team, unlucky, but.."). Their faces were stony after Willie P had done his stuff and Kenny D put the ball over the bar in the last minute. Happy days.

Excellent news. What about some vandalised toilet bowls for added authenticity? That would be smashing.

I have to confess I have a Sellick-supporting pal who has suggested your finished article should be encased in the Club Honours display section, and quite rightly so, imo.

Yes, that was the radio clip I remember. Thanks for sharing, guys. Still shaking my head and smiling large.......

Yes, an impossible, breath-taking goal that more than made up for RF's feeble penalty, and probably the greatest goal I have seen in the flesh. I heard Derek Ferguson's radio commentary at the goal later and it was hysterically incoherent, in a good way. I don't suppose it's still available now but he couldn't believe his eyes and reacted accordingly: hilarious stuff. I got so annoyed with Ian Bell's article I wrote an answering letter to the paper the following Sunday and got a bottle of Old Pulteney back, which I magnanimously donated to my thrapple. Lucas J's still knocking them in for Birmingham, so good luck to him, demi-god wot he is.

Astonishing work, especially the weathering. The yella paint splashes in the aisles of the POD will be challenging, though .

Thanks for that. That's the foatie I remember but I see I got the year wrong and I was actually there!

A great reworking of the 1966 "Pat Delaney" Summer Cup jersey. Thanks, UBH, for cheering us up with these great designs in difficult times.

For some reason I was in the enclosure in front of the main stand that night and almost grat myself, but that was because I was laughing so much at Andy's marvellous efforts. My only other visits there were for a Texaco Cup match (?) against Notts County and a game against The h**s when "Bomber" Brown deliberately drilled a hard clearance into the East stand. God knows what would have happened if he'd hit a wee kid. I was pretty disgusted by his behaviour that night.

"Personally I prefer the 100 year thing, although it wasn’t that long ago that I helped in the production of a 125 anniversary shirt. That particular shirt sold out, and I’m sure they made some money from it. " It was the hoop wot done, it, UBH .

Seconded.

My Killie pal thinks Davie Sneddon is in the foreground and Matt Watson behind on right. Where's Squirrelhumper when you need him?