the cotton version is more expensive, though they would be in my opinion, worth the extra cost. However, this view may not be shared by you lot. We will ask our manufacturer to work out a price for a cotton jersey and will let you know the cost difference. We have done some cotton jerseys, for example the Hull KR 64 and 83 jerseys and a Salford early 70s one.

If you are going to reproduce this shirt, and I too think this is the best one to go for, then can you note that this shirt was Blue and AMBER and not Blue and Yellow and I think that is important and that is the problem with the one you have already done.

The 'Youngers' Shirt that Gary Spencer is wearing replaced this one and that is when we lost the Amber for Yellow and the only time we went back to Amber was briefly for the 99 Millennium Jersey we wore at the CC Final.

I also think the Classic reserve white shirt of this era would be a good shout as well.

Good call re-white reverse shirt IA would love one of those.

this was the first leeds kit that was bought for me as a 9 year old it was the "aussie" style 2/3 sleeves and no collar, if you were to reproduce this one it would be very popular imo

Those chest bands are way too high for me to ever contemplate a purchase - not even for a fiver round the back of the market.

You know, I always thought that about the replica 1968 one that the club issued several years ago, still bought one though, I've just looked at it this morning, the Leeds City crest on that is a properly woven badge but they made a bloody awful job of it, my old school blazer had a much better Leeds crest on it


Anyway, for some inexplicable reason that 1968 jersey doesn't seem to fit anymore, must have shrunk hanging in the wardrobe.

I have a wardrobe just like that myself. A faulty batch is the only logical explanation I can come up with.

Ahh, my favourite Leeds side of all time...

Don't recognise the player standing next to Tony Crosby (on his right hand side)is it David Hick?

Bill Ramsey looks like he's left the coat hanger inside his shirt

The player stood between John Langley and Tony Crosby is Mick Joyce.

I have just bought one and if the badge can be put on I would rather it did have it on.

christ, if you have bought one there will be no material left for any more

Shut it skinny