I've said it before and I'll say it again. Should have been GC Sharks. I know, I know, what about Southport? Well perfect for reserves team.Just a terrible brand. It's borderline unfixable.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again. Should have been GC Sharks. I know, I know, what about Southport? Well perfect for reserves team.Just a terrible brand. It's borderline unfixable.
Should've been Southport full stop.I've said it before and I'll say it again. Should have been GC Sharks. I know, I know, what about Southport? Well perfect for reserves team.
Take it from someone who saw North Ballarat collapse in the VFL because the town refused to back in an arrogant club that abused and screwed over every other local side in the area...you don't want to go down that road.Should've been Southport full stop.
Take it from someone who saw North Ballarat collapse in the VFL because the town refused to back in an arrogant club that abused and screwed over every other local side in the area...you don't want to go down that road.
Bit different, I think. Southport were trying to get into the AFL as far back as the 1990s and had plenty of support at the time.Take it from someone who saw North Ballarat collapse in the VFL because the town refused to back in an arrogant club that abused and screwed over every other local side in the area...you don't want to go down that road.
Support from who?Bit different, I think. Southport were trying to get into the AFL as far back as the 1990s and had plenty of support at the time.
Yep. And should have copied the San Jose Sharks uniform colours. In a world where Port gets to wear their traditional colours.I've said it before and I'll say it again. Should have been GC Sharks. I know, I know, what about Southport? Well perfect for reserves team.
Looks like a jockey silk
gerard whately may stop hating usLooks like a jockey silk
No-one on the Coast likes Southport.Bit different, I think. Southport were trying to get into the AFL as far back as the 1990s and had plenty of support at the time.
Hardly anyone on the Coast likes Gold Coast either so wouldn't notice much differenceNo-one on the Coast likes Southport.
About 7 people do!!Hardly anyone on the Coast likes Gold Coast either so wouldn't notice much difference
oooh - who is the new guy?About 7 people do!!
You should start a Gold Coast Suns supporters groupoooh - who is the new guy?
Supporters group.You should start a Gold Coast Suns supporters group
Thought this was a funny read in hindsight.http://www.realfooty.com.au/news/ne...-for-gold-coast/2008/08/15/1218307237918.html
THE traditional jumper with stripes or a V-yoke might appeal to purists and romantics, but it does not appeal to the new Gold Coast team.
When the new team enters the AFL in 2011 it will do so in a modern, "sexy" jumper, not a traditional or old-fashioned one depending on your perspective, according to GC17 director Graeme Downie.
The consortium this week appointed a coach, yesterday advertised for a chief executive and currently has a handful of teenagers signed to play for it in the TAC and VFL over the next two years.
The club has yet to finalise a decision on its name or the colours it will carry, but has indicated the style of the jumpers will be modern.
"We will have a big announcement in a few weeks time. It is a long process," Downie said. "We want to get the logo and the colours right, and we are still working on those."
Blue and yellow, representing the sand and water of the famed Gold Coast beaches, might have been a favoured option for a Gold Coast side, but with West Coast already wearing these colours, and the local National Rugby League side, the Gold Coast Titans, also wearing blue and yellow, this would appear an unlikely choice.
"You don't want to follow them (the Titans), but there are plenty of options," Downie said.
"As for the style of the jumper, I don't think we will be coming up with a yoke or stripes. That's the old days.
"What we come up with will have a sexy feel about it without being ridiculous.
"Something more in keeping with the times. Collingwood's jumper is fantastic and it still works, but that is from a hundred years ago.
"The V that some clubs wear, Sydney wears, that is the same, and we would not go that way."
Of the newer teams to enter the AFL — Fremantle, Port Adelaide, Adelaide and West Coast — only Adelaide could be said to have chosen a traditional home jumper.
The others have all included multiple colours and slashes and swipes to varying degrees of success.
"There are a lot of factors to weigh up, commercial issues and the like, and we will have consultative groups, but really the best way to do it is to get a dozen fans in the room and sit them down and show them the options and say 'make your choice'," Downie said.
Zambrero gotta be the worst fast food in the country though let’s be real