CatTricks
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Hopefully the cats shop will stock them
Resource Geelong guernseys and memorabilia
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Please God tell me we aren't selling NFTs
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We aren't, the AFL is....clubs don't get a say in anything the AFL forces on all the clubs.
But yeah, seems you're right....there is nothing more stupid than trying to "own" something that is never, and can never be, unique and claim that it is. Some muppets will hand over money though, you watch.
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Chris Catscatcatscats
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There's a nice 30% off sale at the shop today. Just ordered a new guernsey. Hoping it arrives before we drive over to Adelaide at least. It sounds like there's a sizeable wait.
they do
cats_09
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2023 First Nations Guernsey Reveal
Hear the story of our guernsey from the woman who created it, Michelle Searle.---
On design elements
The stars: Represents meeting under one sky. Everybody coming together and we share our beautiful land and everyone coming together is really important.The centre: This represents coming together, sharing, bringing of different elements like food, knowledge, different experiences and learning from one another as we gather around the centre.
Lower design elements: Explains our different journeys and different pathways through life. Everybody has a different journey, everybody can take different twists and turns and learn from one another, but it is going down to our core roots and our core values which is really important.
The bands going across the middle: They are waves of emotions but also waves of support that we wrap around one another to support each other in our journey so it is really important that we have that support from friends, family, and community and we are there one another to bring each other through.
About the artist
I currently live in Geelong, I have lived and grown up on Watturong land my whole life except for moving away for a little while before coming back.I am a mother of three and a proud Awabakal woman from Newcastle, New South Wales.
For me, painting as an Aboriginal artist is a way of telling stories, we learn them, we grow them and share them with one another, I have always been artistic, but through COVID period it sparked an interest and I really got enthusiastic in redeveloping myself and finding out who I am. It is exciting to be back on the painting and back developing and being able to share people’s stories through my painting.
When I saw it on the internet it was exciting and nerve-racking. I never thought that I would ever be accepted to be the artist so when I got the call, I sat down for a couple weeks and did the painting. I wanted to bring it back to basics, I paint by hand, it’s a different skill in itself and to be able to put paint to canvas and develop it into the guernsey is amazing.
When i got the call, it was overwhelming and still surreal, just excited to be able to share a little bit about my story and our Aboriginal culture to Australia.
I am a big believer on supporting one another, a big believer in reflective practice when we all come together, share knowledge and support one another in different ways.
Unity and coming together, I come from a big family so for me bringing everybody back together to share, to grow and to learn. In our Aboriginal culture, kinship is massive. Within kin means not just our family but our friends, our aunts, uncle, and grandparents and that is part of how we learn, grow and support each other.
Being a part of the Djlang program, going out and supporting the kids to do a bit of the artwork has been good as well. Having some of the community kids become part of the process with art and AFL and how that blends.
“It is going to be quite emotional, it will be special sharing it with my family because we have the opportunity for everyone to come together with my kids and some of my closest friends and family.
“To be able to see and contribute to the Cats and the guernsey is quite overwhelming and i am so grateful to have this opportunity and share our culture to the world.”
2023 First Nations Guernsey
Hear the story of our guernsey from the woman who created it, Michelle Searle.
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Don’t love the white
Absolutely love the blue
Absolutely love the blue
Boxhead_31
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The Blue solves any potential clash issues with North or any other predominantly white-based teams jumper
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I actually like both strangely enough
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Nice. Bob Gartland’s private memorabilia collection would love this.
I'd love to pass it on if possible
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I'm sure if you called the club they'd find a way to put you in touch with him.
If I start a gofundme to buy this, who'll donate to it? 
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TheBrownDog
Went to the cats shop to spend some vouchers I got in the mail.
PS magnets reduced to a 1$ ....
Got a Hawkins Bobble head.
PS magnets reduced to a 1$ ....
Got a Hawkins Bobble head.
I used 5x $20 vouchers we had plus the members discount and got a long sleeve retro guernsey for about $12.
We aren't, the AFL is....clubs don't get a say in anything the AFL forces on all the clubs.
But yeah, seems you're right....there is nothing more stupid than trying to "own" something that is never, and can never be, unique and claim that it is. Some muppets will hand over money though, you watch.
"WHAT IS AFL MINT?
AFL Mint is the home of officially licensed AFL NFTs. It’s the place to collect exclusive AFL items that showcase the iconic moments, spectacular highlights, and champion players of our great game."
AFL Mint | Officially Licensed AFL Moments
AFL Mint is the home of officially licensed AFL Moments. Register your interest for exclusive early notification of the inaugural drop.www.aflmint.com.au
So... You can buy and sell short video clips, or 'moments'. Wonder if the AFL will start takedown actions against all those 'free moments' that get posted to youtube now that they've got a cashcow to fatten up?
Pass.
rocker_oz33
TheBrownDog
I've got a Bartel signed top haven't done anything with it yet ..
Seen one of those little Geelong figures billy Brownless 30$...they pretty small.
Seen one of those little Geelong figures billy Brownless 30$...they pretty small.
