Check out these football shirt scenes from South Tyneside’s past as we celebrate a national theme day which is definitely worth backing.
Today is Football Shirt Friday and people across the country are being to show their support by wearing their favourite football shirts, to support the Bobby Moore Fund.
Football Shirt Friday began in 2013 and aims to support the campaign to tackle bowel cancer, in conjunction with Cancer Research UK.
We compiled 11 South Tyneside scenes for you to remember including Bede Burn, Mortimer, Harton, Caer Urfa and St Bede’s RC teams.
We’ve also got All Saints, Marsden, St Mary’s and St Matthew’s sides in their new kit.
But we want you to tell us which of these shirts was your number one pick. Have a look through our Shields Gazette photo memories and share your own favourites by emailing [email protected]
1. St James at the double
Two great new kits for St James RC Primary School in this scene from May 2009. | sg
2. Kitted in Harton
Harton Technology College's Year 10 football team sported their new strips in this May 2006 view. | sg
3. All Saints in 2005
All Saints Primary School's team on the five-a-side pitch in this scene from 21 years ago. | sg
4. The squad at St Matthew's
New strips for the pupils of St Matthew's School in Jarrow in April 2005. | sg