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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Thanks..Hmm that tigers expression looks like something's falling from the sky
My logo:
Claw marks as the "V" on your guernsey, and added the date the club was founded.
What do you think CrawfKnights? It's alright if you don't like it
Wouldn't hurt! Haha nah honestly just got bored. Got an email from another club down that way yesterday but, which is goodTrying to make some business Kerry?
Looks like the surprised cat from youtube.Here's my 2nd entry.
Bunbury... lol...
But seriously, a $50 voucher for what? It's poor form to completely rip someone off. No matter how complimentary you are, not paying anything for talent, skill, and hard work is pretty poor.
But the money shouldn't be dependent on their occupation, it should be dependent on the finished work.$50 is not a bad offer for someone who isn't a qualified graphic designer just getting cash in hand. If they went to a professional designer yes it could cost a few thousand depending on the complexity of the work and what else they want. But lets be honest, most of the people on here and just people having fun with illustrator or photoshop. The only poor form around he appears to be coming from you.
I don't know who you are or if you have ever been associated with a football club, but football clubs hardly ever have money. Unless you have great sponsors with a lot of free coin you're always struggling for funding. I applaud him for using his initiative and asking on her, most people would be thrilled to claim they designed a logo for a football club.But the money shouldn't be dependent on their occupation, it should be dependent on the finished work.
Regardless, this bloke has come on here wanting something for free. He could go to a graphic designer, but he'd rather con someone into doing it for free.
What if the footy club needed a new groundsman. There was a professional, but he cost $500 a week. Then there was a kid willing to do the same job for free. You're taking advantage of something of monetary worth, and getting it for free. If the kid didn't exist, the $500/week groundsman would get the job, so that's the worth of the job itself... it might not be illegal, but it's kind of shitty.
(Just proves again how naff Bunbury is as a town.)
But the money shouldn't be dependent on their occupation, it should be dependent on the finished work.
Regardless, this bloke has come on here wanting something for free. He could go to a graphic designer, but he'd rather con someone into doing it for free.
What if the footy club needed a new groundsman. There was a professional, but he cost $500 a week. Then there was a kid willing to do the same job for free. You're taking advantage of something of monetary worth, and getting it for free. If the kid didn't exist, the $500/week groundsman would get the job, so that's the worth of the job itself... it might not be illegal, but it's kind of shitty.
(Just proves again how naff Bunbury is as a town.)
Sorry, but do you honestly think people are going to agree with you? Just a bit of fun, as all. If you have any hobbies, generally you're happy to do it to benefit others, regardless if cash is involved or not.
You're fighting a losing battle SA... Sorry.
Don't condescend me, mate. Fighting a losing battle isn't something you're used to, you can switch clubs when the going gets hard.You're fighting a losing battle SA... Sorry.
I have played for two footy clubs, and a soccer club, in two towns. I know how stringent budgets can be. But I also realise that clubs have to prioritise: Do you really need those jumpers with different stripes? Or do you need to do some serious work to the ground? A rebadge won't make or break your club, so if you don't have the money, don't get a new logo.I don't know who you are or if you have ever been associated with a football club, but football clubs hardly ever have money. Unless you have great sponsors with a lot of free coin you're always struggling for funding. I applaud him for using his initiative and asking on her, most people would be thrilled to claim they designed a logo for a football club.
Any dollar you can save can help somewhere else, it's not cheap running a football club and most never have enough money to get past paying players and keeping the lights on.
Let's all sit around, drink hot chocolate, and sing kumbaya... this isn't how the world works. What about bands? They're usually born out of boredom or a few unserious jams. Try getting Radiohead, a bunch of kids who made music in high school together, to play in your backyard for free – because, apparently, money doesn't matter if it's a passion.Sorry, but do you honestly think people are going to agree with you? Just a bit of fun, as all. If you have any hobbies, generally you're happy to do it to benefit others, regardless if cash is involved or not.
Now you're just trying to spin it to make yourself look less rude and arrogant. If you had one ounce of respect for design you'd understand why he'd want his logo redone for the club.I have played for two footy clubs, and a soccer club, in two towns. I know how stringent budgets can be. But I also realise that clubs have to prioritise: Do you really need those jumpers with different stripes? Or do you need to do some serious work to the ground? A rebadge won't make or break your club, so if you don't have the money, don't get a new logo.
If he'd come on here and said "look, the budget's tight and we can't afford to pay someone," that'd be cool. Alas...