Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:13 pm
Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:29 pm
cardiff 74 wrote:when i started follwing city in the seventies when i was a young kid the dress scene was nothing like the casuals to be fair itwas quiet awful flair trouses tank tops doctor martins brothel creepers wrangler and levi jackets harrington jackets white skinners brutus jeans ben sherman shirts the list is endless to be fair by the time we got to the very late sevnties and we were heading into the early eighties we went into another era which totally diffrent
Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:32 pm
BigGwynram wrote:cardiff 74 wrote:when i started follwing city in the seventies when i was a young kid the dress scene was nothing like the casuals to be fair itwas quiet awful flair trouses tank tops doctor martins brothel creepers wrangler and levi jackets harrington jackets white skinners brutus jeans ben sherman shirts the list is endless to be fair by the time we got to the very late sevnties and we were heading into the early eighties we went into another era which totally diffrent
I remember our lot had a Clockwork Orange stage, I kid you not, white Bib and braces the full works, some of us even learnt the language, mad being a kid.
I also remember when I was 16 and still six foot six, buying some purple leather platform shoes with 4 inch heels, feck me, no wonder I was a virgin till I was 48. lol
Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:35 pm
Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:38 pm
Galway Bluebird wrote:Not forgetting the Donkey Jackets and Lumber Jackets DM's compulosry, do you remember Major Domos
Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:38 pm
Galway Bluebird wrote:Not forgetting the Donkey Jackets and Lumber Jackets DM's compulosry, do you remember Major Domos
Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:41 pm
Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:43 pm
BigGwynram wrote:I remember our lot had a Clockwork Orange stage, I kid you not, white Bib and braces the full works, some of us even learnt the language, mad being a kid.
I also remember when I was 16 and still six foot six, buying some purple leather platform shoes with 4 inch heels, feck me, no wonder I was a virgin till I was 48. lol
Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:45 pm
Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:53 pm
steve davies wrote:Galway Bluebird wrote:Not forgetting the Donkey Jackets and Lumber Jackets DM's compulosry, do you remember Major Domos
remember a load of man utd fans at cardiff in 1974 with their white butchers coats with the club badge on the back of them
Fri Jan 13, 2012 8:09 pm
Fri Jan 13, 2012 8:15 pm
cardiff 74 wrote:when i started follwing city in the seventies when i was a young kid the dress scene was nothing like the casuals to be fair itwas quiet awful flair trouses tank tops doctor martins brothel creepers wrangler and levi jackets harrington jackets white skinners brutus jeans ben sherman shirts the list is endless to be fair by the time we got to the very late sevnties and we were heading into the early eighties we went into another era which totally diffrent
Fri Jan 13, 2012 8:25 pm
cardiff 74 wrote:did any of you have a parker coat or a duffle coat .if you had a duffle coat and it rained it smelt like shit and weighed like a sack of potatoes
Fri Jan 13, 2012 9:19 pm
Johnny Rythmn wrote:cardiff 74 wrote:when i started follwing city in the seventies when i was a young kid the dress scene was nothing like the casuals to be fair itwas quiet awful flair trouses tank tops doctor martins brothel creepers wrangler and levi jackets harrington jackets white skinners brutus jeans ben sherman shirts the list is endless to be fair by the time we got to the very late sevnties and we were heading into the early eighties we went into another era which totally diffrent
Shopping at Gwynnes in the central market were we?
Feather cuts, patchpocket trousers with 32 buttons, platform shoes, scarves around wrist and everyone and anyone was game for a slap.
Stone fights, burglary of commercial properties and riding stray gypsy horseswere the XBox games of the 70s
Fri Jan 13, 2012 9:40 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:Johnny Rythmn wrote:cardiff 74 wrote:when i started follwing city in the seventies when i was a young kid the dress scene was nothing like the casuals to be fair itwas quiet awful flair trouses tank tops doctor martins brothel creepers wrangler and levi jackets harrington jackets white skinners brutus jeans ben sherman shirts the list is endless to be fair by the time we got to the very late sevnties and we were heading into the early eighties we went into another era which totally diffrent
Shopping at Gwynnes in the central market were we?
Feather cuts, patchpocket trousers with 32 buttons, platform shoes, scarves around wrist and everyone and anyone was game for a slap.
Stone fights, burglary of commercial properties and riding stray gypsy horseswere the XBox games of the 70s
Cant believe you forgot the high waist band that went with the flares.
Fri Jan 13, 2012 9:41 pm
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Fri Jan 13, 2012 9:57 pm
taffy123 wrote:tassles on ya loafers, mine always came off,looked daft with just one on eh?![]()
(my cardiff)
Fri Jan 13, 2012 10:00 pm
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Sat Jan 14, 2012 4:22 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:Johnny Rythmn wrote:cardiff 74 wrote:when i started follwing city in the seventies when i was a young kid the dress scene was nothing like the casuals to be fair itwas quiet awful flair trouses tank tops doctor martins brothel creepers wrangler and levi jackets harrington jackets white skinners brutus jeans ben sherman shirts the list is endless to be fair by the time we got to the very late sevnties and we were heading into the early eighties we went into another era which totally diffrent
Shopping at Gwynnes in the central market were we?
Feather cuts, patchpocket trousers with 32 buttons, platform shoes, scarves around wrist and everyone and anyone was game for a slap.
Stone fights, burglary of commercial properties and riding stray gypsy horseswere the XBox games of the 70s
Cant believe you forgot the high waist band that went with the flares.