Saturday, February 17, 2007










Hi all, some new (and old) shirts added. They are :
1) Colombia old Reebok home shirt. Got this few years back from Ebay. I have suspicions whether it's the real stuff or not. Anyway, decided to 'restore/enhance' the shirt by having Colombian legend Carlos Valderrama name/number printed. At least I can proudly show it to my pals in the Colombian band down at the Qbar salsa club ;)



2) Australia World Cup 2006 home with Viduka name/number



3) Argentina World Cup 2006 home with Riquelme name/number. Cant wait to get his Boca Juniors shirt now that he's moved there.






5) Vera Cruz crazy away shirt. Brilliant colour!



6) Monterrey away shirt.
For all the shirts from the Mexican League : Gracias senor Jose'!



7) Local state team in Malaysia, Kedah FC's home shirt by Line 7. The 'Canaries' of Malaysia



8) Austria home shirt by Puma. Thanks to Marl who visited Vienna/Salzburg recently



9) Another local team, Selangor Proton FC's away shirt by Kappa. This is the fan club version whereby the special 'Fan Club' badge is embroidered on the shirt. Minus this badge, the shirt is the team's away playing shirt. Don't get too confused ..



10) An old Lithuania national team shirt made by Lotto. Any idea which year this shirt is?


Saturday, February 10, 2007









2 shirts added this morning. Finally got the new Malaysia blue away shirt by Nike. This is the replica version made in Indonesia and retails at about USD 37 or just under GBP 19. Was told that Nike Malaysia releases this replica version to enable local fans to buy the shirt at a cheaper price than the players version released recently. This one is with the name/number of the skipper, Khaironisam Shahabuddin. All in, a nice & quality shirt IMHO.

The other one is the Portugal away shirt and it was on sale at the Nike store in Midvalley Mall. I got the name/number of Maniche printed at the back. Great Portugal black shirt I must say..
Cheers





Wednesday, February 07, 2007






3 new shirts added today. They are :


Selangor Proton FC, a local team in the Selangor League and competed in last night's FA Cup 1st Round where they were dumped out. This team is funded of coz' by the national carmaker, Proton. The sponsor Savvy emblazoned on the shirt refers to one of their current pride & joy, the Proton Savvy model. Another local carmaker getting into the local footie action is ..

.. Naza Cars who sponsors Kuala Muda Naza FC in the local Premier League. Kuala Muda is a district in the northern Kedah state and the teaming-up makes sense financially as Naza is a solid financial backer for the otherwise unknown Kuala Muda football team.

That leaves the other national carmaker, Perodua to find a major team to tie up with and light up the local footie scene.. yay!

The 3rd shirt is Leyton Orient from England. Not sure which season this is from as I know currently they are using the Vandanel-make shirt. This one has Matchroom Sport logo on it and I know the company by the same name is the current owner of the team. A friend who knows someone from Matchroom Sport helped obtained this shirt for me. Thanks CK!






Wednesday, January 17, 2007







Got my new Malaysia home shirt by Nike yesterday for RM 259 ! Pricey unnecessarily! Got it printed with Hairuddin Omar's name and his usual number 20. The Asean Cup patch was also done up by the official name/number/patch maker, Qlinesports in Pertama Complex.


To the Philippines team, Salamad Po!! for holding Myanmar and allowing us thru to the Semifinal


Cheers!

Sunday, January 14, 2007





This is the current home shirt for the KL Plus FC, a local team competing in the Malaysian Premier League. The team is backed by the big local highways/expressways operator company in Malaysia, Plus.






The shirt's make is Kappa but apparently the bosses at KL Plus FC wanted their Plus name prominently on the shirt and have asked for no Kappa logo anywhere! Can you believe that??






Anyway, I got one piece for my keep.





Looks like Reading's :)



Cheers

Saturday, January 13, 2007




Hey, Malaysia finally ditched Adidas and opted for Nike as its new national team jersey supplier.



The new design follows the current Nike standard template. First worn just yesterday in the AFF Cup in Bangkok where Malaysia trounced Phillipines 4-0 in the opening match.






Come on Malaysia! Just do it ..








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Thanks for dropping by. At present, I think I have around 800 shirts in my collection, and er..growing.I am a believer that soccer (football) shirts are unique in that they represent values, pride, history & the community surrounding the teams they represent.



So, in our own unique way, let's all continue with this passion of shirts-collecting that has proven to bring the world closer together.



Cheers :)



Hakim Amir