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was waiting for these pieces of ****ING **** SHIT to appear

You liked my Melbourne design the most aswell.. Your a terrible South Aussie!!

My social indoor netball team is called The Rush. Royalties, please.

I'll repost it at some stage. Thanks for all the liked btw you've blown up my notification icon!!

Representative Teams Australian Dingos Capital vs Regional All Stars game

Melbourne Spartans Melbourne were able to succesfully argue to have a second team included into the competition somewhere, mainly by convincing the competition heads that NSW had three, and it's really really not fair, we want another team to. Demands of holding their breath for ever...

Illawara Flame Trees The founders of this club really wanted to attract the kids who drive on saturday afternoons and would otherwise just pass them by. The hope was to make the club a familiar sight to be savoured, which would share some history, with their town. They would also be sponsored...

Rockingham Swinging Pigs The jokes in the name.

Gold Coast Dolphins Gold Coast decided to go against so many either teams from that region and actually choose an appropriate name. There. I said it.

Gosford Pelicans Ha ha ha, what a shit name. But no seriously, Gosford wanted a vaguely American name for their American Football team, and took inspiration from New Orleans

Jagera Brown Snakes The Brown Snakes are based in Queensland's South east, around the Logan region. Jagera is the name of one of the local indigenous groups, the totem of which is the Brown Snake. Yeah. There was no funny way to tell that story.

Newcastle North Stars What better way to find your way to the north of NSW than to follow the Northern Star? Neither Damo FC nor BigFooty actually recommend following the Northern Star as a means of navigation.

REGIONAL LEAGUE Geelong Lyons But Damo FC, surely even with your terrible spelling and editing, you can see that Lion is misspelt? SURELY you don't mean Lyon as Gary and Nathan? Well, in fact, I mean the Mayor of Geelong. No, not Bill Brownless. OR Cameron Ling. I mean Darryn, the...

In a word? Yes.

Sydney Gulls Sydney chose the Gulls as their name to invoke images of beaches, soaring over the harbour, the bridge, the rocks and Circular Quay. Victorians claim it's because their annoying and just want to shit on everything, but the name is still unique and gives fans a great rally cry of...

Perth Exiles Perth stayed true to current trends in that cities sporting landscape, by staying to true to tradition with black and gold as their colour scheme, and kept with their states current trend of adding blue and white for some reason.

Melbourne NightWings The club was actually intended to be named after their cities co founder. However, the naming rights to that particular title were taken, and the moniker NightWings was considered far more inkeeping with Melbournes trendy young coffee drinking, fashionable populace, or...

Hobart Bounders The Bounders name came out of a board meeting, where names such as the Kangaroos and Wallabies were rejected for one reason, and names like the Hoppers, Bouncers, Skippers and Skippies were bard for a whole different reason.

Darwin Devils The Devils were very nearly put into the Regional League upon the inception of the competition. However, the teams leaders were able to successfully argue their way into the league to stand astride other great cities like Canberra and Adelaide.

Canberra Greens For Canberra, a green with blue and gold colour scheme was obvious. What was clearly not obvious to the marketing team was that naming a club based in a nations capital after a political party was perhaps not a sensible idea..

Brisbane Toads While Adelaide were bold with their moniker choice, Brisbane might have been slightly..... misguided with their choice...

CAPITAL LEAGUE Adelaide Sea Dragons Adelaide took the instruction to be bold with their monikers very literally. The Leafy Sea Dragon is a beautiful and rare occupant of the states waters, but is hardly a common mascot for sports teams.

NAGA The NAGA (National Australian Gridiron Association) is a two league American Football competition played across Australia. The two Leagues, the Capital and the Regional, both contain 8 teams, which compete to be named top of their respective Leagues in order to play off in the Ochre Bowl...

numbers are coing in the rest of the work, I just needed to find a set I liked

Before I start posting my idea for an Australian Gridiron league, I wanted to post these cross over kits, just to garner some feedback on technique and execution.

is that true?! i find that very hard to believe

I love Sydney's 9's kit

Oh that's garbage

Child abuse usually does.