Will I look like a jerk if I wear a Scotland top to a USA match?

Feb 23, 2010 by Siobhan | Posted in Other - Soccer

I am originally from Scotland but live in the states. I'll go play men's national team of El Salvador. I am not a supporter U.S.. I have several senior national team for the Scottish, Irish top of the national team and tons of Celtic FC tops.

Well, if that's where you come then represent your favorite team. I see no problem with that.

What font are the names on the back of the Scotland football top written in?

Apr 22, 2009 by KDiddy101 | Posted in Scottish Football (Soccer)

On the 2009 Scotland fooball top, what is the font in which the palyers names are written on the back of the tops? Its really cool with a diamond in the o?
Its not really a diamond, is a square in the middle of the O........ And its not the SPL

I have over 3000 fonts in my manager and it looks like its a variation of a a old copperplate font, it also has similarities to mephisto, and morpheus, also has element of monotype corsiva, however the sticking point on it is the "n" it looks

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