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Show Your Football Pride with Unique Stadium Designs and Legend T-shirts
footballstadiumprints.com is a one-stop shop for all your football stadium needs. We offer unique designs of over 400 stadiums from around the globe, making us the perfect choice for fans looking to show their support for their favorite team.
Neville Southall: The Everton Legend and Football Stadium Prints’ Iconic T-Shirt
At Football Stadium Prints, we are proud to offer a Legends t-shirt featuring Neville Southall, one of the most iconic figures in Everton’s history. This shirt captures the image of Southall during his time at Everton, making it the perfect way for fans to show their appreciation for one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time.
Zico: The Brazilian Football Legend and Iconic T-Shirt
At Football Stadium Prints, we are dedicated to providing fans with unique and high-quality prints of their favourite football stadiums. We believe that each stadium has its own story and history, and we strive to capture that in our prints.
T-Shirts for everybody
Summer isn’t over yet. Still time to get a football t-shirt and get those guns out.
Tshirts 365
We were recently approached by the guys that run TShirts 365 to see if we’d be interested in working together. The answer was a massive YES.
The pitch was simple enough. Would I like to contribute some designs to their collections. They’d put them through their Tshirts365 remix machine (better known as Distress Dawn) and see what they came up with.
Well, the results were amazing. See for yourself.
La Bombonera, Buenos Aires
San Siro, Milan
Estadio Municipal de Braga, Braga
Stadio Luigi Ferraris, Genoa
As you can see it’s pretty difficult to pick a favourite, and that’s not even the entire collection.
Please visit TShirts 365 to see everything they have to offer. or visit our ‘Rest of the World’ page to see all the originals, and a whole lot more.
How to write a T-Shirt blog post
I don’t have a clue how to write a t-shirt blog post. Not a clue. So, sorry about the misleading headline.
Is this a t-shirt blog post or not?
It will be. Indulge me a second. I make football prints of football stadiums. It started off as Scottish stadiums but i quickly had to branch out beyond the border and venture to pastures new. A lot of these designs will only appeal to fans of the depicted club, but some of them, I hope, have a broader appeal and deserve to be seen by a non-football audience.
Finally onto the t-shirt part. All my designs are available on t-shirts but i want to try and showcase some of my favourites. The ones I think could appeal to people outside of the footballing community. To try and reach people that like cool t-shirts, no matter what is on the front. People who want something a little bit different.
Enough with the text, get onto the t-shirts
Ok, here goes. First up you’d think it’s be one of Scotland’s big clubs? Maybe Celtic. Perhaps Aberdeen or Dundee United. No. We are going for Netherdale in Galashiels.
Netherdale, Galashiels
A sensational example of Brutalism design, and probably my favourite stand in all of Scottish football. This stand splits opinion in Galashiels. Hell, it splits opinion across all walks of life in Scotland. I know what side of the argument I fall down on. Love it.
Easter Road, Leith
Showing a portion of the south stand, the Salisbury Crags, and the famous Sunshine on Leith. I love how this one gives off a 70/80’s retro vibe. Like an old holiday advert from Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.
Palmerston Park, Dumfries
I bet you never imagined that a set of floodlights could look so good on a t-shirt. These are no ordinary floodlights. These are the highest freestanding floodlights in all of Scottish football. Queen of the South are also celebrating their centenary in 2019. Congratulations on reaching 100.
Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff
Let’s have a treat from outside Scotland this time and head to Cardiff. If this design didn’t have any writing along with it I doubt anyone other than Cardiff fans would have guessed it was of a stadium.
La Bombonera, Buenos Aires
For our final t-shirt we have gone truly international and headed to Buenos Aires. The home of the world famous Boca Juniors, La Bombonera. My absolute favourite city in the world. Such an incredible place.
There we go, our t-shirt blog post is now complete. A small selection of some of our favourites so far.
We are a one man operation here at Scottish Football Stadium Prints and to help me keep going I ask only one thing, and that is if you do like what I do please share at least one thing of ours. Sharing is caring and since I’ve no advertising budget whatsoever the only way I can reach others is by word of mouth.
Please SHARE, TWEET, LIKE, LOVE, and TALK about us. Anything at all. All help is greatly appreciated.
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Welsh Football, here we come
Cymru am byth
We knew that before long we’d have to venture past the borders of Scotland and seek out new Stadiums. So we’ve headed to Wales and are taking a look at Welsh Football. The land of beautiful coastlines, incredible mountains and of course those famous Welsh valleys.
Welsh Football
Now, Welsh football isn’t my strong point, that will become patently obvious, but since I’ve started to investigate Welsh football I’ve discovered at least one thing. The passion of the fans for their club is no less strong in Wales than anywhere else in the world. Tremendously proud. Fiercely loyal to their home grounds. Wrexham fans love their truly enormous floodlights.
Football may be overshadowed by Rugby in Wales but it is by no means a small sport, and since Wales’ incredible run to the Semi-finals of EURO 2016 it has continued to grow.
No better can this be seen than by the return of Cardiff City to the English Premiership. Supporters from England better get used to seeing the facade of the Cardiff City Stadium, and what a cracking facade it is (especially for a newer stadium).
Wales and Scotland
Hopefully it’s not unfair of me to say this, but as is the case in Scotland, I think Welsh folk would tend to agree that they like a bit of a drink. Who doesn’t (in moderation)? When it comes to getting a drink before the game you don’t get much closer than the Turf Pub outside the Racecourse Ground.
I’m not quite sure the rules about it but as we all know some teams compete in the English League set-up, while others are in the Welsh League set-up. Some of the latter even compete in the cross border Scottish Challenge Cup. The inclusion of teams outwith Scotland being one of the SFA’s better ideas of late.
I’ve only just started my adventure into Wales but I hope you’ll help out with retweet, Likes and Shares to help me reach Welsh football fans. I’ve had a great start so far and spoken to a few really helpful people. Long may it continue.
And, Thank you, Wales.
You can find out more about Wales by visiting the Welsh Wikipedia Page or more about Welsh Football by visiting the National Teams official website…
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