- May 25, 2009
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Every club has one design, that stays close enough to their heritage and still avoids every clash.Agree 100% with you both. It's why Collingwood can have a dark home and light clash guernsey, but still clash with North Melbourne.
Clubs should produce a home guernsey, then enough clash guernseys that they are able to avoid clashes with every other club's home strips. If that means you need 2 clash strips, so be it.
If a club refuses to make an appropriate clash jumper they should have one forced on them by the AFL and if theydont wear it in the games that have been predetermined at the begining of the season they get fined $10,000 per player that does not wear the clash and forfeit the match. Harsh I know but the AFL really needs to put its foot down and demand a light kit and dark kit or as I see it now they have made red a dark colour a home kit and clash kit. The clash games need to be decided at the begining of the year and wearing of clash kits needs to be enforced the whole way through the year.
If clubs like Collingwood, Essendon and Richmond dont like it they just need to suck it up and think that it is only a few games a year that they will be forced to wear an untraditional clash kit, the other 17-18 games they can wear their prized white in black stripes that they only started wearing in 2000 or 2001. [cough]stupiddicks[/cough]