Thread by @CheapPanini, Going to wear a different football shirt each day until lockdown ends. [...]

Going to wear a different football shirt each day until lockdown ends. If I run out of shirts before the end THE VIRUS HAS WON.

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#LockdownKits Day 2

OOOOOOOF https://twitter.com/a_j_grillo/status/1243116395644190721

https://twitter.com/a_j_grillo/status/1243116395644190721

When spouses swap teams

x

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France 1981

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x

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‘94

#LockdownKits Day 6: thought we should get the next generation involved

He wore it for eight seconds

#LockdownKits Day 7: Anderlecht, because sometimes it’s nice to wear purple

#LockdownKits Day 8: one of the greats

In many ways it would help if I attached the photos.

*ahem*

#LockdownKits Day 8: seen better days, but still one of the greats

Almost forgot - #LockdownKits Day 9:

#LockdownKits Day 11: if anyone else on planet Earth has this shirt with the *reserve* goalkeeper’s name on (apart, maybe, from Gary Walsh himself) hit us up and we can be weird together

#LockdownKits Day 12: Soviet Sunday

#LockdownKits Day 13: £4 from Oxfam, Cowley Road, Oxford, circa 2006

#LockdownKits Day 14 and good grief it’s shiny

NOT NOW EBAY

#LockdownKits Day 15: Werder Bremen - not gonna lie, if I took a deep breath this shirt might explode #bitsnug

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#LockdownKits Day 18: it’s 24 degrees today so going for something skintight and unbreathable

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Another from the “so tight it’s medically inadvisable to wear this” section

Going to choose to believe this is light-hearted

#LockdownKits Day 22: Fenerbahce

#LockdownKits Day 23: an understated little number, perfect for a day of childcare.

I wore this in *one* competitive game and conceded seven goals. And I deserved to.

#LockdownKits Day 24: real Roy of the Rovers stuff...

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Bit of a high neck, but should be okay as long as I don’t have to swallow, talk or breathe

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#LockdownKits Day 28: Real Valladolid x Hummel

#LockdownKits Day 29: the sort of shirt you could happily pick up a back-pass in

#LockdownKits Day 30: German non-league, the campaign for the return of lace-up collars starts here.

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Be more Zoff

#LockdownKits Day 34: Sunday League Sunday

#LockdownKits Day 35:

Diagonal sashes forever. Possibly player-issue rather than replica, as it’s made of extraordinarily thick and tight fabric and more or less doubles as a girdle. May need to be cut out of this later on.

#LockdownKits Day 35: Diagonal sashes forever. Possibly player-issue rather than replica, as it’s made of extraordinarily thick and tight fabric and more or less doubles as a girdle. May need to be cut out of this later on.

#LockdownKits Day 36: jeeeez, day 36. Back to France. C’est fantastique. Although RIP the Adidas logo

#LockdownKits Day 37: now deep into the pile marked “miscellaneous German Sunday League”

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#LockdownKits Day 41: Sunday League Sunday

#LockdownKits Day 42: a shirt so shiny you can almost see your reflection in it

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#LockdownKits Day 44: channeling Higuita. Love the fact that regardless of what colour this shirt was, the collar had to be neon lime & pink.

#LockdownKits Day 45: Ghana’s finest - Accra Hearts Of Oak

#LockdownKits Day 45: Ghana’s finest - Accra Hearts Of Oak

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#LockdownKits Day 47: France 1978. Hottest day of the year, so something skintight and non-breathable seems sensible. 2 year old is delighted that it has “a chicken” on it

#LockdownKits Day 47: France 1978. Hottest day of the year, so something skintight and non-breathable seems sensible. 2 year old is delighted that it has “a chicken” on it

#LockdownKits Day 48: Sunday League Sunday

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