Nostalgic Sports Enthusiast T-Shirts

',,, Approaching third base,,, Turn left now,'

"It ain't fox-hunting, but shooting delivery drones comes close."

'This new game isn't working out -- the ball keeps running away.'

'Welcome to Heaven. By the way, here's your favorite club you lost on that course 28 years ago.'

Football fans discuss a deceased manager: A giant, a legend, much loved. Didn't we sack him?

"Great news! Jim at work's promised to lend me all his World Cup DVDs"

Classic Halftime Shows (Super Bowl III)

I got my bad back from an old football injury.

"I don't think your old sports jersey shrunk. I think you grew."

"You've still got it Joao."

Rugby golden oldies.

Post Office. Personnel. If we get the job, do we get a letter sweater?

'Oh, for the good old peaceful test match.'

"Now if he'll just swallow one more paddle we'll be set."

"What do you say, Dad—want to hack a few?"

"Tyler lost interest in baseball once he tried old-time boxing."

"Phyllis was Roller Derby Queen of 1962, and she'll never let you forget it."

Video Horse Shoes.

Forged signed memorabilia.

'At the Old Players' Home. . .

'I believe this is one of the original sets'

Men in bar lament olympic beach volleyball ending 'I miss beach volleyball too.'

"In honor of high school football season starting, he decided to put his old interview on. Do you have a phone, I may need to call 911."

Bjorn Borg

'I used to have hops too, but now I just get the runs.'

'It's Brett Favre. He changed his mind again.'

'I guess it's progress of a kind. They used to destroy entire continents; now it's just us!'

"No fair!"

"You're real old, grandpa. Tell me about the days when everyone stood for the national anthem."

'In 1959 it was, took his only penalty - missed.'

So, shirts versus skins then?

1923 - The famous 'Flying Wedgie' formation.

Heenan Sayers Fight - Reception of Nast at Heenan's training base

'Dad, I don't mind you living vicariously through my sports. But do I have to wear your old uniform?'

'Why does everyone keep telling us to remember 1966? My Dad wasn't even born then.'