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Erm he is the one who got it signed by the players so why would he question his own authenticity...? It was also signed less than a week ago. Not sure if you think as yourself as some form of online detective or something but based on your comments so far you definitely know how to make yourself look stupid and what's with the 'squire' after every other sentence? Laughable.

So you accuse me of: forging a shirt with autographsfaking a friend wishing to sell it on ebayAnd then ask my why I'm touchy? It seems you are not the sharpest tool in the box, especially since I posted on the original post that it was not for profit and simply asking to see if anyone can help identify who's who. As for my friend, he has worked in security for the clubs for decades and no, not as a steward.

Thanks for your input, very productive. Do you not think if it was forged that I would have perhaps done a simple google search to copy them identically to their usual autographs rather than coming on here asking for peoples advice to help identify them? Or perhaps put it directly on ebay? Also I love how you seem to think anyone who works at the Bridge seems untouchable and holds no relations with people outside the ground #sigh

Steve I'm 100% sure these are not fake as the person is a close friend of mine and has regular access to the players due to his job role (having worked at the ground for over 30 years). I'm guessing he caught them either in a rush or it was hard for them to write using that useless pen..!

I would have said number 5 is JT. It's probably the most clearest one on the shirt. Do you think maybe they just signed it different, for example used their names rather than their autographs?

I have got this shirt signed as part of a charity event from a close friend who has worked at the ground for over 30 years. I've been trying to work out who's who and was wondering if any eagle eyed people on this board can help? Cheers!