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We don't wear our clash against any 'red teams' tho.^ Would look too similar to gc and swans though with the predominantly red jumper with red shorts.
Yeah, it's fun toying around with it though, because PBs with teal looks awesome. And without teal is it really possible to honor the near-quarter century as Port Power? Or is it part of the goal to erase that part of the club's history? I think you guys already kinda exist as a Frankenstein hybrid, PBs twice a year just adds to that IMO. Not meaning any shade by this - just my thoughts.
I reckon the white shorts makes us look like Sydney. With the white numbers it’s a lot of red and white.
I’d like to see red shorts with some proper black highlights. And maybe a slightly thicker black frame on the red sash.
Make it properly red and black.
Leave the white shorts for if we ever need an all-white kit.
Yep, that's Eddie's fault. shouldn't even be a debate - clubs should be able to wear whatever they want.It's all gotten incredibly political at this stage. Purely because we've had so many issues wearing the guernsey, the current school of thought is that if we accept a compromise at this point then we'll be told that obviously the OG bars aren't that important to us, when we're actively trying to show how important they are.
If we had been allowed to wear the original bars at our leisure for the last 24 years, we'd probably have seen lots of cool variations without any opposition.
I don't know if it's been done before, but is there a modernised (logo, no laces) version of this floating around this forum?
I for one hate Carlton's 'insipid white' clash jersey; was thinking a modern, variation of this with potentially yellow or even white shorts could be (or might already have been) knocked up?? Be interesting to see how it looks next to our 'clashes' with other sides...
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Why? It's one of our club colours.I for one hate Carlton's 'insipid white' clash jersey
ThE cOlOuR oF sUrReNdErWhy? It's one of our club colours.
Might want to ditch the white in your kits then. Congratulations Port!ThE cOlOuR oF sUrReNdEr
there's the seed for something good here I reckon. Looks like a necktie wardrobe malfunction atm thoughIt's, uh, meant to be a tarmac
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Quick mock up of a 'less is more' simplification of the Giants jersey to make it less cartoonish. Classic hooped look but would still be unique to the giants. Current version on right.
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I don't know if it's been done before, but is there a modernised (logo, no laces) version of this floating around this forum?
I for one hate Carlton's 'insipid white' clash jersey; was thinking a modern, variation of this with potentially yellow or even white shorts could be (or might already have been) knocked up?? Be interesting to see how it looks next to our 'clashes' with other sides...
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nice billboard
It is? I was arguing with someone once who was adamant that Carlton and Geelong didn't have the same colour scheme, since Carlton's only official colour is navy blue.Why? It's one of our club colours.
Our emblem on the guernsey is white. Just like Essendon's colours are black and red because of their sash. If there was no CFC on the front, then I would argue we have no white. But we do, and it has stayed that way for 100 years. The reason why it hasn't changed is because our colours are navy blue and white, and white has been on the guernsey for 100 years.It is? I was arguing with someone once who was adamant that Carlton and Geelong didn't have the same colour scheme, since Carlton's only official colour is navy blue.
Having white on the guernsey doesn't make it an official club colourOur emblem on the guernsey is white. Just like Essendon's colours are black and red because of their sash. If there was no CFC on the front, then I would argue we have no white. But we do, and it has stayed that way for 100 years. The reason why it hasn't changed is because our colours are navy blue and white, and white has been on the guernsey for 100 years.