Chuckinho's Kits That Nobody Else Would Bother Making For FIFA 11,12,13 (Same Thing)

Chuckínho;3343316 said:

GK Kits if missing perhaps

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I would greatly appreciate that mate. Teams like Port Vale, Gillingham, Bury etc... don't have GK kits. I could PM you a full list if you like.

bluloon;3343490 said:

I would greatly appreciate that mate. Teams like Port Vale, Gillingham, Bury etc... don't have GK kits. I could PM you a full list if you like.

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Sounds like a plan...

No random SFL kits tonight - just some less than random SPL GK Kits...

Motherwell GK

Bring on the Killie Pie...

Kilmarnock GK

... and now to Tayside. I got a Megabus to Glasgow one but that would be a lie, I cuaght two and changed on the outskirts of Perth...

St Johnstone GK

Never one to enjoy making Caley kits, but here we go...

Folk from the right side of the Kessock Bridge found it humourous that we got into the SFL without merging with anyone whilst they have to merger Caley and Thistle together... Nice that we are both in the SPL now though, though there are many folk from the Central belt who feel the novelty of an away day in the Highlands has worn off.

Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC GK

Flashback time. I know there are some folk out there on here who weren't born in 1993. Well what happened has cemented the future of Highland Football. My team Ross County was voted into the Scottish Football League Division 3. Across the Beauly Firth and Kessock Bridge, Caledonian and Thistle clubs merged to make Inverness Caledonian Thistle. Some fans got offended, some fans welcomed the merge and probably 4 people gave up and joined a shinty club. Some folk get peeved when Inverness CT are called Caley, whilst others have issue with Jags. Can't please them all.

So in the interests of public safety I present two wee throwback kits - Inverness Thistle FC and Caledonian FC.

Inverness Thistle FC - Kingmills



Caledonian FC - Telford Street



Ofcourse the third team of Inverness - Clachnacuddin are still going around in the Highland League and share a sponsor with Inverness CT.

(Kessock Bridge over the Beauly Firth with the Fannichs in the background and Tulloch etc Stadum home of Inverness CT in the foreground)

For those folk from far off lands like Aberdeen or Perth, references to the Kessock Bridge. The Kessock bridge crosses the Beauly Firth and separates Rossshire from Invernessshire in a traditional sense, even though nowadays they are both part of the Highland Council Area.

Thanks for the gk kits, mate, now I finally have all 4 2012/13 divisions completed, all the kits & rosters.
As for Inverness-Dingwall rivalry, even tho I was once in Inverness, and never in Dingwall, I do tend to lean on the side of Ross County, can't really say why, but I find them more to my liking, especially after last season's impressive campaign.

Thanks for the history & geography lesson as well!
I for one, always thought that the water that could be seen outside the ICT stadium on TV was the Loch Ness. Only now I know it's actually Beauly Firth.

Kaps;3343681 said:

Thanks for the gk kits, mate, now I finally have all 4 2012/13 divisions completed, all the kits & rosters.
As for Inverness-Dingvall rivalry, even tho I was once in Inverness, and never in Dingvall, I do tend to lean on the side of Ross County, can't really say why, but I find them more to my liking, especially after last season's impressive campaign.
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Though I prefer to call Dingwall, Þingvöllr or Inbhir Pheofharain... depending on which circles I am circulating in.

One side of my family comes from quite near to Dingwall - Bishop Kinkell, Urray and even as far afield as Avoch on the Black Isle. Though there is a dark shadow over part of the family due to my great great great grandfather having married someone from Kirkhill in Invernessshire - shame, shame, shame

SG Betzdorf HOME (Oberliga Sudwest)

SG Betzdorf GK

SG Betzdorf AWAY (or is that afterdark...)

FK Pirmasens HOME (Oberliga Sudwest)

FK Pirmasens font is an old Puma font which bears a strange resemblance to Wild Cat Stencil.

FK Pirmasens AWAY

FK Pirmasens GK

And now for a wee trip back to Scotland.
The Scottish Pyramid isnae a pyramid it seems quite the opposite. The SPL and SFL Divisons 1 to 3 are clearly above the rest, but the maze of Seniors and Juniors complicates things. Juniors don't refer to the age of the players simply the organisation to which they belong. Senior teams are not necessarily any better than Junior teams either. Its all a bit complicated...

Anyway, to the SJFA West and Pollok FC.
The Pollok website which has been maintained by Jamie Wire has made kit making of the Juniors possible with lots of photos of games against wee diddy teams...

Pollok HOME

Pollok AWAY