by joshh_911 » Tue Nov 04, 2008 10:28 pm
They are selling forged autographs, but they are very good. In fact too good, their autographs look like publicity photo autographs.
All of their retro shirts are made in the North-East at TOFFS, which is their downside. Many of the TOFFS shirts they have signed are not possible without a dedication (for example, Dalglish) or not at all (Bobby Charlton- will not sign a retro England shirt under any circumstance). Have a look at multi-signed replica '66 shirts and see how many you can find with Charlton on...
A number of their fakes look exceptionally good, but then just take a look at some multi-signed shirts like Man City and Arsenal. The Arsenal ones are a dead giveaway because they are based EXACTLY on the pre-print picture the club sends TTM.
All the balls are signed in the same pen lol, and all autographs match up from all items on sale... Not likely lol. Won't say which ones, but a lot of autographs on recent shirts are also "old" versions of autographs from at least a few years ago.
And right about the photo-proof, just screen-shots from interviews. On the Newcastle United photo-proof, there's a picture of Kevin Keegan and Terry McDermott in their car. Terry is looking down signing a photo... MY PHOTO! They've taken that screen-shot from Sky Sports News. I have the exact same screen-shot, with Sky Sports news frame... With me in it.
They are selling forged autographs, but they are very good. In fact too good, their autographs look like publicity photo autographs.
All of their retro shirts are made in the North-East at TOFFS, which is their downside. Many of the TOFFS shirts they have signed are not possible without a dedication (for example, Dalglish) or not at all (Bobby Charlton- will not sign a retro England shirt under any circumstance). Have a look at multi-signed replica '66 shirts and see how many you can find with Charlton on...
A number of their fakes look exceptionally good, but then just take a look at some multi-signed shirts like Man City and Arsenal. The Arsenal ones are a dead giveaway because they are based EXACTLY on the pre-print picture the club sends TTM.
All the balls are signed in the same pen lol, and all autographs match up from all items on sale... Not likely lol. Won't say which ones, but a lot of autographs on recent shirts are also "old" versions of autographs from at least a few years ago.
And right about the photo-proof, just screen-shots from interviews. On the Newcastle United photo-proof, there's a picture of Kevin Keegan and Terry McDermott in their car. Terry is looking down signing a photo... MY PHOTO! They've taken that screen-shot from Sky Sports News. I have the exact same screen-shot, with Sky Sports news frame... With me in it.