Not mine but a good mate of mine.the Up The Spurs ones, are they yours? Seen them on eBay.
Ordering off of eBay would be the best option if you want a few, if you want a larger number let me knowUp the Spurs ones. I want.
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Not mine but a good mate of mine.the Up The Spurs ones, are they yours? Seen them on eBay.
Ordering off of eBay would be the best option if you want a few, if you want a larger number let me knowUp the Spurs ones. I want.
Saw a great one on the High Road the other day. The text says "When Campbell dies" and it was a picture of loads of Orthodox Jews jumping up and down. There was another with jelly, ice cream etc on it.Those 'these colours don't run' ones are beyond cringey. Some of the stickers about in Istanbul were brilliant. The 'Up The Spurs' ones, aswell the Pride Of North London 'Now, Then, Forever' ones. That James Joyce spoons got plastered with 'em on the Friday night.
This reminds me though, that I've still got about 50 Charles Bronson / Tottenham boys we are here ones, aswell as the plain Blue/White tottenham boys we are here ones. I'll try splatter a few round Merseyside tomorrow.
I see one of the slapped on the front of a ford focus on the way back to the station made me chuckleWhat about the 'Up the Spurs' stickers that were about at the West Brom game? Can I get these anywhere?
I got mine from eBay, can't see any at the moment though.What about the 'Up the Spurs' stickers that were about at the West Brom game? Can I get these anywhere?
Who are the Russian clubs (assuming they are Russian) mate? And I am guessing they have adopted a pro-jewish support? If so what is the history of this stance?
Opinions on this? (the Russian means "one history, one destiny")
The club on the far left is Maccabi Haifa, an Israeli club so clear Jewish roots but the one in the middle left is Torpedo Moscow who's fans have been fined for displaying a Nazi flag during a match before so I don't get why they are included unless it was meant to be ironic.Who are the Russian clubs (assuming they are Russian) mate? And I am guessing they have adopted a pro-jewish support? If so what is the history of this stance?