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After LMB’s recent lapse into positivity, I’d vote him in :?
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i even renewed my season ticket earlier today – after vowing i would not get one again until el brown shoes was frog marched down/up anjou boulivard.[/quote]
You’ll be buying a nice cromby and a scarf next.After LMB’s recent lapse into positivity, I’d vote him in :?
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i even renewed my season ticket earlier today – after vowing i would not get one again until el brown shoes was frog marched down/up anjou boulivard.[/quote]
You’ll be buying a nice cromby and a scarf next.[/quote]i remember getting the train to leeds with a couple of mates 35 + years ago to get a crombie -not the cheap version sold in countdown or slaters -an original one that toffs and bankers with bowler hats wore from the proper manufacturers, cost me 40 quid if i remember , i had a summer holiday job in dave whelans supermarket on the old market square to pay for it.
im amazed they are still going.
[link2:1ns7wlbl]crombie,http://www.crombie.co.uk/p/Category_Men_Coats/1679.htm%5B/link2:1ns7wlbl%5D
blooming heck they are £675 to buy now !!
LMB, you are clearly a man of style as I didn’t even know how to spell the bloody word correctly!
That’s heck of a lot of money for a jacket. I’m sure if you wanted protection from the elements, you could get a house in certain areas of Wigan for that in the 70s.
LMB, you are clearly a man of style as I didn’t even know how to spell the bloody word correctly!That’s heck of a lot of money for a jacket. I’m sure if you wanted protection from the elements, you could get a house in certain areas of Wigan for that in the 70s.
the last time i saw that coat – my dad was wearing it a couple of years later to keep warm lying under his car doing an oil change !!!!!
oh and by the way standish that bit of matalan tat that martinez wears is certainly no crombie -no style guru or city gent would ever wear brown shoes with something so elegent.
LMB, you are clearly a man of style as I didn’t even know how to spell the bloody word correctly!
That’s heck of a lot of money for a jacket. I’m sure if you wanted protection from the elements, you could get a house in certain areas of Wigan for that in the 70s.
the last time i saw that coat – my dad was wearing it a couple of years later to keep warm lying under his car doing an oil change !!!!![/quote]
Dads? Huh, they have no style. At what age do your kids start/have started to think that?oh and by the way standish that bit of matalan tat that martinez wears is certainly no crombie -no style guru or city gent would ever wear brown shoes with something so elegent.No, he got that jacket from a shop in Barcelona – Catalan I think it was called.
i remember getting the train to leeds with a couple of mates 35 + years ago to get a crombie -not the cheap version sold in countdown or slaters -an original one that toffs and bankers with bowler hats wore from the proper manufacturers, cost me 40 quid if i remember , i had a summer holiday job in dave whelans supermarket on the old market square to pay for it.im amazed they are still going.
[link2:f36g02jo]crombie,http://www.crombie.co.uk/p/Category_Men_Coats/1679.htm%5B/link2:f36g02jo%5D
blooming heck they are £675 to buy now !!
Crikey! Proper toff you were chap; here was me thinking I looked the ‘dogs’ with my ‘Slaters special’ proudly displaying the Red Rose. Hey Ho! At least, on reflection, it was better than my ‘Harrington’ – ‘fraid I was an EBS (Electric Blue Parallels), Ben Sherman and leather soled brogue shoe (for dancing) type of guy. Happy days eh?
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oh and by the way standish that bit of matalan tat that martinez wears is certainly no crombie -no style guru or city gent would ever wear brown shoes with something so elegent.
No, he got that jacket from a shop in Barcelona – Catalan I think it was called.[/quote]
aahh i thought i had heard of that brand name – didnt that famous writer chap orwell buy all his clothes at homage @ catalonia before he hit the road to wigan pier
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