lionbear
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Worked in last years Grand FinalAgree- should be tweaked in grand finals. No clash in above example.
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Worked in last years Grand FinalAgree- should be tweaked in grand finals. No clash in above example.
Crows home navy shorts, Hawks home white shorts.
Which crow ?Crow should wear blue shorts with the white top
RussWhich crow ?
Puopolo should get fined for his boots
I own a Richmond clash jumper and the colours are still light and thin. It's not just the player issues. Ultimately BLK has had this issue for a good three seasons. They don't need to trial new jumpers in round one – they can trial them every few weeks! Just send the club new versions every week until it's finally right. The AFL won't care.First official response from Richmond re faded looking guernsey:
https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/return-richmonds-colours.1119562/page-15#post-44040417
My official response
This all comes from companies wanting to outdo one another. The World Cup has become the flagship event. In 2014 I think all of the big three corporations had variants or pink or orange, and then Puma tried the one-blue-one-pink look and it was just stupid.Puma's recent trend in flair-inspired boot designs has failed miserably, I feel. Whatever happened to their clean, simplistic, leather, straight to the point styles that used to be synonymous with Australian Rules? They're trying so hard to be all Adidas F50 and Nike Mercurial but it just.isn't.them.
This is a SHOCKING revelation.I own a Richmond clash jumper
Each year PUMA release a "Tricks" edition in both their Evo Speeds and Evo Power boots. Yes they might be out there and not your cup of tea to most people but the players are getting payed and told what boots to wear most of the time. And yes the classic black boot look is amazing but it's hard for players to wear a black pair of boots if all brands are releasing bright coloured boots.This all comes from companies wanting to outdo one another. The World Cup has become the flagship event. In 2014 I think all of the big three corporations had variants or pink or orange, and then Puma tried the one-blue-one-pink look and it was just stupid.
I always thought the best way to stand out in these occasions would be to have a company exclusively in black boots...
That's what'd happen, 100%. Which just shows the ridiculousness of tonight's matchup – I understand clubs wanting to flog off alternate jumpers but if there's an opportunity for both clubs to wear home jumpers without a clash, and the only thing that needs 'compromising' is who wears dark shorts, then just do it.
You're doing it well so far - looks like you've got the job! You could even put the known use dates next to them (so I can at least regain a little cred in the jumper tipping comp!)Can anyone collate all of the jumpers for this year that have been confirmed?
Adelaide
Home
Clash 1
Clash 2
Indigenous
Brisbane
Home
Away
Clash
Heritage
Anzac
Carlton
Home
Clash
Collingwood
Home
Clash
Indigenous
Anzac
Essendon
Home
Heritage (Clash)
Anzac
Fremantle
Home
Clash
That's what I'm at right now.
But Hawthorn and other clubs shouldn't be dictated to with regard to what colours they should be playing in when entertaining their corporate sponsors and paid-up members. They're paying the bills. It's their home game.
I don't think it's ridiculous at all.
You open another can of worms by introducing another colour to Hawthorn's home kit. As Hawthorn have a predominantly lighter-coloured home guernsey, they'd be expected wear a foreign colour in their kit in most home games. If they choose to do it, then that's another matter.
I suppose it isn't as significant for Geelong and North Melbourne as the white shorts are club colour, but I don't believe they should be made to alter their kit at all either if they're the home club, unless they choose too. For the record, I reckon Geelong's kit looks better all-white anyway, but that's a personal preference rather than what the AFL should be doing.
But Hawthorn and other clubs shouldn't be dictated to with regard to what colours they should be playing in when entertaining their corporate sponsors and paid-up members. They're paying the bills. It's their home game.
Gold shorts. GOLD SHORTS. You know it's a good thing.I don't think it's ridiculous at all.
You open another can of worms by introducing another colour to Hawthorn's home kit. As Hawthorn have a predominantly lighter-coloured home guernsey, they'd be expected wear a foreign colour in their kit in most home games. If they choose to do it, then that's another matter.
I suppose it isn't as significant for Geelong and North Melbourne as the white shorts are club colour, but I don't believe they should be made to alter their kit at all either if they're the home club, unless they choose too. For the record, I reckon Geelong's kit looks better all-white anyway, but that's a personal preference rather than what the AFL should be doing.
But Hawthorn and other clubs shouldn't be dictated to with regard to what colours they should be playing in when entertaining their corporate sponsors and paid-up members. They're paying the bills. It's their home game.