fumbler
Lazy, Very Very Lazy
Ow, my retinas.
The awesomeness of the rainbow.
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Ow, my retinas.
I'm aware of what shades are. Thank you for that.There are these things called shades, and they're not the things you stand under to escape the sun my friend.
Why can’t they use state colours? Adelaide do, so do Brisbane.
Yeah Maroon is their primary colour thoughQld State colours are Maroon and white, no blue or yellow anywhere.
Yeah Maroon is their primary colour though
Because it is not comparable in the sense that Carlton weren’t an expansion side made to represent a state in a national competition.Sure mate.
Why didn’t you mention Carlton?
Originally Brisbane had brown and gold as their colours though, the change to maroon happened only after they merged and theoretically maroon was a classic fitzroy colourBecause it is not comparable in the sense that Carlton weren’t an expansion side made to represent a state in a national competition.
Do you really think Brisbane’s primary colour being Maroon has nothing to do with it being a QLD state colour?
So why should Tasmania not be able to wear its state colours when there is a precedent of being able to do so.
Am I right in thinking there's zero chance of a Tasmanian team being called anything other than 'Tasmania'?
Yeah bris is literally blue and goldTo be fair, Lions are closer to Brisbane City colours, than QLD state colours
Originally Brisbane had brown and gold as their colours though, the change to maroon happened only after they merged and theoretically maroon was a classic fitzroy colour
Show us a Brisbane Bears brown and gold jumper.
I remember they started as gold and maroon. Sometimes gold and pink. Then before the merger maroon, gold and white. The maroon might have been a bit lighter?
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They started with brown, then went to cerise,
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they then went almost a darker red (not quite maroon) with the gold and white V,
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Then the classic
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Yeah i was much too young to remember the original kit, but i met craig starcevich and shaun hart at school and joined auskick and the first jersey i actually remembered was the V, which i think is pretty iconic anyway. I've stated before i would love to see the cerise kit played in QClashes at metricon, and the V at the Gabba, but lord knows if that will ever happen.Changed from Brown to Cerise because it was to close to Hawthorn.
I was a member of the Bears from the start, and i'll tell you that there was a heap of people that hated that colour from their release. As i recall the Brown was a tad darker than that, could of been due to a lot of factors but maybe Mero may have more details?
I think the Cerise was supposed to be maroon but due to the dying techniques back then it came out more pinkish.
The Vees was a total stuff up from the marketing department and was done to appeal to Victorians in the Queensland market.
The Lions guernsey is great but in no way reflects those that were original Brisbane fans and therefore is just a Lions supporters guernsey.
Rating those guernsey's from my own personal views i'd go
Cerise - The reverse would be top if it was there.
Lions
Brown
Vees.
Brisbane Bears on facey has some decent stuff on the Bears.
Yeah i was much too young to remember the original kit, but i met craig starcevich and shaun hart at school and joined auskick and the first jersey i actually remembered was the V, which i think is pretty iconic anyway. I've stated before i would love to see the cerise kit played in QClashes at metricon, and the V at the Gabba, but lord knows if that will ever happen.
And the reverse cerise was the away kit i think, which was neat but after we dropped it i don't think we had an away kit for many years
I've been actually trying to hunt down a copy of the heritage cerise, but can't justify insane costs to myself lolOhh you missed an epic guernsey in that reverse cerise, i think they wore it at Carrara once against Hawthorn, best.
I've been actually trying to hunt down a copy of the heritage cerise, but can't justify insane costs to myself lol
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They started with brown, then went to cerise,
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they then went almost a darker red (not quite maroon) with the gold and white V,
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Then the classic
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Refer to the response by Fumbler, the colour was so dark it was essentially brown and looked brown in a broadcast, maroon (like in QLD State of Origin Maroons) is what the current colour isI think the first one is still maroon (a dark version). Brown and maroon are very similar and different shades can be mistaken, just as blue and purple.
Don’t think a new club would have chosen the same colours as Hawthorn.
Here is a citation from Brisbane Bears Wikipedia page:
‘unveiling a playing strip consisting of a gold with a maroon yoke and a triangular "BB" logo intended to represent a stylised map of the club's home state, Queensland, with the outline of a koalahead appearing inside of the larger B.’
Refer to the response by Fumbler, the colour was so dark it was essentailly brown, maroon (like in QLD Maroons) is what the current colour is
But we're not arguing with you mate, we're pointing out that the origin of the colour shade came from the Lions and not bears. The colour on the bears kit is clearly darker than what maroon actually is (likely due to dyes available). Every photo and video points to it being darker. If you line it up next to a Lions current jersey, there is a clear distinction between the bears kit colours and the classic Fitzroy kit which had maroon as a primary colour.To some eyes yes it’s brown and to some others no it’s not.
Official records no, never brown. And that’s where arguments end.
Very like Fremantle, I see blue but my arguments won’t defeat the facts that they are purple.
We all see colours differently...