What was the terrace fashion on the Kippax in the 1980s?

[LongsightM13]

A legend on the terraces in the eighties.

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“Magnificent Nordic Meat Shield”?
That guy?

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

Bay City Rollers tramps, absolute scruffs
How we allowed paraffins like O’Neill to make out he was a clothes horse was pitiful
Have you seen the Harpurhey Market gear he wears on that podcast with that Webbeh goon?
Fucking hell, they could walk into the Millstone on a rainy Tuesday afternoon and be the worst dressed faces in the place

Hahaha Brilliant

 

[paulchapo]

“Magnificent Nordic Meat Shield”?
That guy?

That's him.

 

[LongsightM13]

Hahaha Brilliant

Might put on their best Stone Thailand

 

[LongsightM13]

That's him.

Was funny how he totally baffled Grealish. Clearly a lovely guy but maybe not the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree
“Did that goy saiy sumfing to ya?”

 

[mancityvstoke]

I remember the FA Cup game at Maine Road against Hartlepool. Can't remember the year but what stood out was the way the away fans were dressed. They looked as though they had been stuck in some kind of time warp. Hob nail boots, denim jackets and jeans that would have put Skinners to shame. 6 -0 final score.

3rd January 1976....I will never forget that game as after the match 3 reds took knives out on me near the old bus depot. The little alleyway at the side saved me as I thought it was a dead end street.

 

[Gundoggin]

Adidas track tops and human League haircut.

 

[StrangewaysHereWeCome]

I had a yellow Sergio Tacchini cardigan that I got from Loofes in Bury. It was my pride and joy. It looks fucking dreadful in the photos I have. No white man should ever, ever wear yellow.

Not many men look good in yellow. Not even that son of a woman Dilllonnnn.

 

[Stephen230]

Bay City Rollers tramps, absolute scruffs
How we allowed paraffins like O’Neill to make out he was a clothes horse was pitiful
Have you seen the Harpurhey Market gear he wears on that podcast with that Webbeh goon?
Fucking hell, they could walk into the Millstone on a rainy Tuesday afternoon and be the worst dressed faces in the place

To be fair to Tony, he might well have seen himself as a leader of men but I higher doubt he’s ever claimed to be a fashion icon.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

No mention of Vasco Da Gama and Cabrini ski jackets?

All the rage in the mid to late 80s on the Kippax.

Special mention also for Patrick trainers and Naf Naf jumpers, although the latter might have been the very start of the 90s?