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I keep hearing or reading the word Heritage Jumper, when in fact the Prison Stripes were not Adopted until 1902, before that Port wore Nine different variations of Jumpers (Light Blue and White, White and Blue, Pink, Magenta, and Magenta and Blue) in fact the Original Jumper worn from 1870 - 1876 were light blue an white hoops or white and blue (which unless I do not know what the word Heritage means), they should be wearing either of those versions in Showdons or Hertiage round, call it whatever you like. Then in 1902 they adopted Black and White (because they couldn't get dye for their previous Jumpers), but that was not the end of it, from 1902 until present day they have worn Twenty Four versions of Black and White, interesting they wore Collingwood Jumpers in the 1951 SANFL Season, donated to them by Collingwood.

Heritage - Heritage is a person's unique, inherited sense of family identity: the values, traditions, culture, and artifacts handed down by previous generations

You are thinking of the word Inaugural.
 
I keep hearing or reading the word Heritage Jumper, when in fact the Prison Stripes were not Adopted until 1902, before that Port wore Nine different variations of Jumpers (Light Blue and White, White and Blue, Pink, Magenta, and Magenta and Blue) in fact the Original Jumper worn from 1870 - 1876 were light blue an white hoops or white and blue (which unless I do not know what the word Heritage means), they should be wearing either of those versions in Showdons or Hertiage round, call it whatever you like. Then in 1902 they adopted Black and White (because they couldn't get dye for their previous Jumpers), but that was not the end of it, from 1902 until present day they have worn Twenty Four versions of Black and White, interesting they wore Collingwood Jumpers in the 1951 SANFL Season, donated to them by Collingwood.

I heard the Collingwood played in yellow and red until 1974 when they changed to black and white in order to earn money from their lucrative zebra sponsorship.
 
I think it's kind of cute a newly minted Collingwood supporter created an account just to post on the Port Board to tell us what we already know.
 

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I keep hearing or reading the word Heritage Jumper, when in fact the Prison Stripes were not Adopted until 1902, before that Port wore Nine different variations of Jumpers (Light Blue and White, White and Blue, Pink, Magenta, and Magenta and Blue) in fact the Original Jumper worn from 1870 - 1876 were light blue an white hoops or white and blue (which unless I do not know what the word Heritage means), they should be wearing either of those versions in Showdons or Hertiage round, call it whatever you like. Then in 1902 they adopted Black and White (because they couldn't get dye for their previous Jumpers), but that was not the end of it, from 1902 until present day they have worn Twenty Four versions of Black and White, interesting they wore Collingwood Jumpers in the 1951 SANFL Season, donated to them by Collingwood.
Interestingly, when Port Adelaide entered the AFL Collingwood chose to abandon their traditional guernsey and adopt the Swan Districts style guernsey they mostly wear today. Why are they now so precious about their identity when they quite willingly threw it away?
 
I keep hearing or reading the word Heritage Jumper, when in fact the Prison Stripes were not Adopted until 1902, before that Port wore Nine different variations of Jumpers (Light Blue and White, White and Blue, Pink, Magenta, and Magenta and Blue) in fact the Original Jumper worn from 1870 - 1876 were light blue an white hoops or white and blue (which unless I do not know what the word Heritage means), they should be wearing either of those versions in Showdons or Hertiage round, call it whatever you like. Then in 1902 they adopted Black and White (because they couldn't get dye for their previous Jumpers), but that was not the end of it, from 1902 until present day they have worn Twenty Four versions of Black and White, interesting they wore Collingwood Jumpers in the 1951 SANFL Season, donated to them by Collingwood.

Heritage simply means something inherited from the past. So you're absolutely correct, the Magenta and Blue and White hoops are also heritage guernseys - it's why we chose to wear the hoops for a game in our 150th celebration year. The reason the bars is the most important heritage guernsey is because it's the one in which most of the success was had - but all three of these guernseys are heritage options.
 
I keep hearing or reading the word Heritage Jumper, when in fact the Prison Stripes were not Adopted until 1902, before that Port wore Nine different variations of Jumpers (Light Blue and White, White and Blue, Pink, Magenta, and Magenta and Blue) in fact the Original Jumper worn from 1870 - 1876 were light blue an white hoops or white and blue (which unless I do not know what the word Heritage means), they should be wearing either of those versions in Showdons or Hertiage round, call it whatever you like. Then in 1902 they adopted Black and White (because they couldn't get dye for their previous Jumpers), but that was not the end of it, from 1902 until present day they have worn Twenty Four versions of Black and White, interesting they wore Collingwood Jumpers in the 1951 SANFL Season, donated to them by Collingwood.

Just saw this part, says a lot doesn't it - without Eddie's silliness and insecurity things could be very different between our clubs, even now.
 
How many flags have Port Adelaide won in the SANFL since Port Power joined the AFL a much more powerful competion than the SANFL, only two the last one being in 1999, so stop comparing the the two competitions, every side in the AFL would kick butt if they played any SANFL side.

Nobody is comparing the SANFL to the AFL. We are comparing the SANFL flags to the VFL flags (if you need a reminder on the VFL, it's that competition where Essendon and Carlton won most of the flags and Collingwood repeatedly choked in grand finals).
 
I keep hearing or reading the word Heritage Jumper, when in fact the Prison Stripes were not Adopted until 1902, before that Port wore Nine different variations of Jumpers (Light Blue and White, White and Blue, Pink, Magenta, and Magenta and Blue) in fact the Original Jumper worn from 1870 - 1876 were light blue an white hoops or white and blue (which unless I do not know what the word Heritage means), they should be wearing either of those versions in Showdons or Hertiage round, call it whatever you like. Then in 1902 they adopted Black and White (because they couldn't get dye for their previous Jumpers), but that was not the end of it, from 1902 until present day they have worn Twenty Four versions of Black and White, interesting they wore Collingwood Jumpers in the 1951 SANFL Season, donated to them by Collingwood.
I love how I post a photo of port in the bars post showdown in the port thread in the Collingwood board and cop a 24 hour full bf ban, but this scum bag comes in here talking this shite.
 
Not sure if you can keep changing your heritage, if your fore fathers were from UK then moved to Aus, then your heritage is UK not Aus, so the first Jumper your team wore would be your Heritage Jumper not the 10th Jumper, remember you won your first Three premierships wearing blue and magenta, so if anything that should be the most important Jumper.

Go on, who is your real team? Be honest now sweet little blackbird
 

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I keep hearing or reading the word Heritage Jumper, when in fact the Prison Stripes were not Adopted until 1902, before that Port wore Nine different variations of Jumpers (Light Blue and White, White and Blue, Pink, Magenta, and Magenta and Blue) in fact the Original Jumper worn from 1870 - 1876 were light blue an white hoops or white and blue (which unless I do not know what the word Heritage means), they should be wearing either of those versions in Showdons or Hertiage round, call it whatever you like. Then in 1902 they adopted Black and White (because they couldn't get dye for their previous Jumpers), but that was not the end of it, from 1902 until present day they have worn Twenty Four versions of Black and White, interesting they wore Collingwood Jumpers in the 1951 SANFL Season, donated to them by Collingwood.

pjb ??

Prison Jar Bumper ??
 
I love how I post a photo of port in the bars post showdown in the port thread in the Collingwood board and cop a 24 hour full bf ban, but this scum bag comes in here talking this sh*te.
Yes we are much more tolerant on our board I find.
I once wrote one word on the Crows board, one post, one word in relation to them abusing Boak, and I got suspended.
So touchy and precious are they.

The word was, idiots.
 
I keep hearing or reading the word Heritage Jumper, when in fact the Prison Stripes were not Adopted until 1902, before that Port wore Nine different variations of Jumpers (Light Blue and White, White and Blue, Pink, Magenta, and Magenta and Blue) in fact the Original Jumper worn from 1870 - 1876 were light blue an white hoops or white and blue (which unless I do not know what the word Heritage means), they should be wearing either of those versions in Showdons or Hertiage round, call it whatever you like. Then in 1902 they adopted Black and White (because they couldn't get dye for their previous Jumpers), but that was not the end of it, from 1902 until present day they have worn Twenty Four versions of Black and White, interesting they wore Collingwood Jumpers in the 1951 SANFL Season, donated to them by Collingwood.
welcome to BigFooty Eddie you racist campaigner
 
Just saw this part, says a lot doesn't it - without Eddie's silliness and insecurity things could be very different between our clubs, even now.
Eddie is in the past, David Kosh is the present , and you can't tell me that he isn't trying to use his Clout via Television etc, they same way Eddie use too ! Every one knocks Eddie, but how many clubs who were just about broke did Eddie get Sponsors for and save ? He is black and white or white and black, and if he lived in Alberton, he would be no different to Kosh. In person he is very friendly and will talk to everyone no matter who you barrack for, unlike the Coach of Pies, who unless he has changed, would not give you the time of day.
 
I like how this is getting more and more bitter by the day but David Koch is maintaining his composure while McGuire completely loses his. Well done.

Nothing enrages a narcissistic bully more than the "victim" being totally unflappable. It crushes their ego.
 

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