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"Menacing" Hawk.
How about "badly drawn" or "out of proportion" Hawk or "4 different pieces of a hawk cobbled together" Hawk
The claws, head, tail and wings are all in different proportion to each other.
And each is a different drawing.
We got elements of the Paddle Pop Lion this year for Indigenous Round, most notably the long blue yoke10 years ain't retro
That's like Brisbane trotting out the Paddle Pop for old times sake
Wearing it against Collingwood. Can’t make this stuff up.
I remember when they first introduced the inverse (brown with gold stripes) and started wearing it in away games with white shorts vs Collingwood.Wearing it against Collingwood. Can’t make this stuff up.
This is a very cool initiative! Reckon we can guess all the different clubs on the hoop?
This is a very cool initiative! Reckon we can guess all the different clubs on the hoop?
I had to check the fixture again to see if they were playing the Saints or EssendonIt will look funny (but not in a bad way?) with a number of the junior clubs mimicking afl logos. For example on Geelong’s Instagram, Jack bowes looking like he has a st kilda logo on his jumper.
It was only worn it one flag compared to the current one which has featured in our last three premierships.I like the club logos but reckon it'd have more effect, and be better balanced, if it replaced the Cats one.
Good idea with the junior teams along the hoop but I think most people will assume they're flags; local clubs go through a lot of jumper redesigns. most people connote them with the geography, the ground, or the nickname.
Also cannae be arsed but the AFL website had a photo for a few days of Hawkins in a GFC monogrammed crew neck. it actually looked great. be interesting to see if they bring that back. the current logo is associated with a lot of success but I'm not sure it's that relevant for merchandising anymore.
I like the club logos but reckon it'd have more effect, and be better balanced, if it replaced the Cats one.
Good idea with the junior teams along the hoop but I think most people will assume they're flags; local clubs go through a lot of jumper redesigns. most people connote them with the geography, the ground, or the nickname.
Also cannae be arsed but the AFL website had a photo for a few days of Hawkins in a GFC monogrammed crew neck. it actually looked great. be interesting to see if they bring that back. the current logo is associated with a lot of success but I'm not sure it's that relevant for merchandising anymore.
jezza cameron dartmoor, they have their old jersey design on the jumper hope they use the old logo as well, i won't get close's jersey as i play for east (we hate north)You can purchase any player’s guernsey on the Cats website which is cool:
GFC 2024 Regional Guernsey - Adult
The official online merchandise store for the Geelong Catsthecatsshoponline.com.au
I assume they couldn't replicate the strip exactly because the design is owned by Nike.Why couldn't that get that right? Even the side bars are missing and the bolts/magpie wings look a little smaller. The only thing it's a bit of an improvement from their 2014 botched job of that uniform design, but it's not at all a proper replica.
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The AFL own the rights to all AFL guernseys except Indigenous jumpers from what I know.I assume they couldn't replicate the strip exactly because the design is owned by Nike.
The AFL own it, you mean, and the late Ian Kidd designed it.I assume they couldn't replicate the strip exactly because the design is owned by Nike.
I like the club logos but reckon it'd have more effect, and be better balanced, if it replaced the Cats one.
Good idea with the junior teams along the hoop but I think most people will assume they're flags; local clubs go through a lot of jumper redesigns. most people connote them with the geography, the ground, or the nickname.
Also cannae be arsed but the AFL website had a photo for a few days of Hawkins in a GFC monogrammed crew neck. it actually looked great. be interesting to see if they bring that back. the current logo is associated with a lot of success but I'm not sure it's that relevant for merchandising anymore.
The AFL own it, you mean, and the late Ian Kidd designed it.
All owned by The AFL.And a kid designed its replacement.
This is a very cool initiative! Reckon we can guess all the different clubs on the hoop?