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2 hours ago, Upside Down said:

It's the same as with the players who played for England. They were allowed to wear the England badge as an honour of being an international player.

This whole Maltese cross garbage has become the gospel now because it would take a cursory five minutes to read through some of the actual history to understand why one or two players had that on their shirts in the earliest photo. Notice that not all the players have that badge on their shirts.

As with anything at venky Rovers, even putting in a derisory amount of effort is deemed to be too much. The Maltese cross is cheap, easy and can be generated by AI in a few seconds. An actual commemorative badge would take effort and care along with the most basic understanding of the club history.

Cheers. Well explained.

I didnt think the Cross had the slightest relevance to the Club.

Does anyone know why the suggestion for an all white shirt was made as Im equally bemused by that.

Posted
6 minutes ago, RevidgeBlue said:

Cheers. Well explained.

I didnt think the Cross had the slightest relevance to the Club.

Does anyone know why the suggestion for an all white shirt was made as Im equally bemused by that.

It's on some football kit website.

That's it. 

Every contemporary source says the team played in blue and white quarters, i.e halves, reversed on the back.

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When I hear a shirt explained as "quartered", I always think of a Bristol Rovers shirt or a Wycombe Wanderers shirt. Not suggesting that this is the correct description of quartered but its just where my personal brain logic goes.

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Posted (edited)

I just had a call off a club employee saying that the COO has asked Ishmael to play our 1st Team against Old Etonians so we have the chance of boasting about a decent home victory.

I would not bank on it.

Edited by Mike Graham
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Posted
1 hour ago, Cuppliance said:

When I hear a shirt explained as "quartered", I always think of a Bristol Rovers shirt or a Wycombe Wanderers shirt. Not suggesting that this is the correct description of quartered but its just where my personal brain logic goes.

Me too 😁

Posted
16 minutes ago, Mike Graham said:

I just had a call off a club employee saying that the COO has asked Ishmael to play our 1st Team against Old Etonians so we have the chance of boasting about a decent home victory.

I would not bank on it.

You’ve read my article in this week’s upcoming 4000 Holes 😉

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Posted

is there a list of who are getting the caps i was just wondering if one of my relatives Harry Heallass was on the list i would have thought 360 games and captaining the cup winning side would warrant one , I was out with his grandson last year so he has relations around.

Posted
24 minutes ago, had.e.nuff said:

is there a list of who are getting the caps i was just wondering if one of my relatives Harry Heallass was on the list i would have thought 360 games and captaining the cup winning side would warrant one , I was out with his grandson last year so he has relations around.

He's certainly one of the first names you'd think SHOULD get a cap once you've got past Crompton/Clayton/Douglas etc.

Not the most important thing to worry about at the moment by any means but even leaving Mowbray getting one aside, with all due respect Ian Miller doesn't exactly spring to mind as being a vital recipient, likewise Id pick Roger Jones before Terry Gennoe any day of the week.

Hey ho. Hope Harry gets honoured soon.

Posted
6 hours ago, RevidgeBlue said:

He's certainly one of the first names you'd think SHOULD get a cap once you've got past Crompton/Clayton/Douglas etc.

Not the most important thing to worry about at the moment by any means but even leaving Mowbray getting one aside, with all due respect Ian Miller doesn't exactly spring to mind as being a vital recipient, likewise Id pick Roger Jones before Terry Gennoe any day of the week.

Hey ho. Hope Harry gets honoured soon.

Terry Genoe did alot for the club behind the scenes after retiring. He welcomed hundreds of school kids into education schemes and health and fitness in the community all under the Blackburn Rovers football club scheme. He probably developed a heck of alot of future fans back then through that effort. 

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