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Topic: A3 Print Dunfermline vs Celtic record crowd
1. Author: brian Date: Thu 18th Sep 2025. 07:51 An A3 sized print of the Record Crowd painting. Dunfermline Athletic vs Celtic at East End Park, Dunfermline. Cost £25.00 Record Attendance : 27,816 Date: 30th April 1968. Painted by Paul Town. Profits will be shared between DADSC and Mo Huttons Testimonial. Prints will be available to be picked up early October 2025. Thinking this may be an option as a Christmas present - yes a bit early but getting organised :o) Purchase link on FIFEpay p.s. I was going to mention that the Final Set of prints for the European Collection for Valencia and Harfnarfdhur will be available early October. Valencia and Hafnarfjordur: Post Edited (Thu 18 Sep 08:37) Reply
2. Author: red-star-par Date: Thu 18th Sep 2025. 13:43 Imagine someone bought you the Harfnarfdhur one as a Christmas present and you had to hang it up in the house- a permanent reminder of the game every time you looked at it Reply
3. Author: AdamAntsParsStripe Date: Thu 18th Sep 2025. 14:46 red-star-par, Thu 18 Sep 13:43 Imagine someone bought you the Harfnarfdhur one as a Christmas present and you had to hang it up in the house- a permanent reminder of the game every time you looked at it That fair cheered me up. Thanks 👍 Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte Reply
4. Author: Parsdaft Date: Thu 18th Sep 2025. 18:58 Is the print A4 or A3 Reply
5. Author: veteraneastender Date: Thu 18th Sep 2025. 19:01 Estimated 50,000 Celtic fans travelled to the ground ? There were many locked out, but that figure is a vast exaggeration. Lots stopped at Kincardine Bridge and sent back I heard. Reply
6. Author: brian Date: Thu 18th Sep 2025. 19:56 A3 sized print. ____________________ contact: email me File Share: https://share2.co.uk ParsTV: https://ParsTV.co.uk Reply
7. Author: Raymie the Legend Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 10:27 What colours were our strips in that game ? It`s bloody tough being a legend Ron Atkinson - 1983 Reply
8. Author: LochgellyAlbert Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 11:55 Raymie the Legend, Fri 19 Sept 10:27 What colours were our strips in that game ? Did we not play in all blue? Reply
9. Author: vasco Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 13:35 The strip was a duplicate of Chelsea`s home kit at the time, all blue shirts and shorts with all white socks. In those days if there was a colour clash the home team changed into its second strip. Post Edited (Fri 19 Sep 13:36) Reply
10. Author: AdamAntsParsStripe Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 15:10 vasco, Fri 19 Sep 13:35 The strip was a duplicate of Chelsea`s home kit at the time, all blue shirts and shorts with all white socks. In those days if there was a colour clash the home team changed into its second strip. Yeah I think the reason for that was back in the day it wasn’t uncommon for away teams to not know if there was a colour clash and turn up with their normal ones. Was easier for the home team obviously to change into their second strip. Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte Reply
11. Author: Dave_1885 Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 16:32 red-star-par, Thu 18 Sep 13:43 Imagine someone bought you the Harfnarfdhur one as a Christmas present and you had to hang it up in the house- a permanent reminder of the game every time you looked at it That person would be disowned. Reply
12. Author: brian Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 17:10 to be honest, I`m not very impressed about your help in selling these prints. ____________________ contact: email me File Share: https://share2.co.uk ParsTV: https://ParsTV.co.uk Reply
13. Author: red-star-par Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 17:34 brian, Fri 19 Sept 17:10 to be honest, I`m not very impressed about your help in selling these prints. Sorry Brian. That`s maybe my fault, I`ll try to be more positive.... "Roll up! Roll up! Get yer historic last minute winner for Hafnarfjordur at McDiarmid Park UEFA Cup defeat commemorative print here! A fantastic opportunity to have a lasting reminder of your worst ever memory following The Pars. Relive that moment when Wallsy stood up and emotionally roared "David Hay, what have you done to the Team that I love", remember that long wait to exit the car park, nearly in tears" Reply
14. Author: brian Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 18:22 thanks even better. remind me not to bother ever again. ____________________ contact: email me File Share: https://share2.co.uk ParsTV: https://ParsTV.co.uk Reply
15. Author: Raymie the Legend Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 18:35 vasco, Fri 19 Sep 13:35 The strip was a duplicate of Chelsea`s home kit at the time, all blue shirts and shorts with all white socks. In those days if there was a colour clash the home team changed into its second strip. I started watching the Pars in 1971 and can’t remember them ever having a blue away strip in this period. It used to be red until the modern era when away strips could be anything. It`s bloody tough being a legend Ron Atkinson - 1983 Reply
16. Author: veteraneastender Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 19:31 "Yeah I think the reason for that was back in the day it wasn’t uncommon for away teams to not know if there was a colour clash and turn up with their normal ones. Was easier for the home team obviously to change into their second strip." Clubs have to register the design of their club colours with the appropriate ruling bodies for all competitions - so ignorance is not in the scenario ......and it was the home team who were obliged to have a change kit, if required, in that era. Not as if Celtic and Dunfermline would not know their respective outfits, or if an alternative was needed - only 3 months previously Celtic went to all green for the Pars cup visit to Parkhead. If memory serves the Pars also played in the all blue outfits in other home games in that period, including Europe. The pink and white version of the early/mid 60`s was quite fetching !!! Reply
17. Author: LochgellyAlbert Date: Fri 19th Sep 2025. 19:36 The candy stripe was stunning! Reply
18. Author: brian Date: Tue 2nd Dec 2025. 09:47 bump, still have some left. or you could try and win in the raffle :o) ____________________ contact: email me File Share: https://share2.co.uk ParsTV: https://ParsTV.co.uk Reply
19. Author: veteraneastender Date: Tue 2nd Dec 2025. 10:11 "I started watching the Pars in 1971 and can’t remember them ever having a blue away strip in this period. It used to be red until the modern era when away strips could be anything." The all blue outfit was only for home games where a change of strip was needed. Apart from that Celtic game 20/04/1968 I mind it was worn for the Anderlecht game - and maybe Slovan Bratislava ? Post Edited (Tue 02 Dec 16:04) Reply
20. Author: twin par Date: Tue 2nd Dec 2025. 22:42 I was at that game.As a nine year old,it was the most terrifying night of my life.I always think,it could have been another Ibrox disaster.An older Celtic fan,lifted me up on his shoulders,shouting,let the wee man see his team! Left well before the end,that fear ,never left me. Definitely,blue strips that night ! Post Edited (Tue 02 Dec 23:07) Reply

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