Mascots, every team has one. Most clubs have traditional animal mascots, birds, dogs, cats, often inspired by their team colours… but that’s not good enough for some clubs
Tommy “Thunda” Power. Once upon a time they were the cockle divers which at least related to their home but when Poort joined the AFL they decided to establish (ed 1997) themselves as the Powah rangers which meant they wound up with a Nick at Night ripoff who further enables the illiteracy of their supporters
Moz “Skeeta” Reynolds. Long before terrorism caught on, * decided it would be great to have a mascot that represented their “mosquito fleet” of 1920s premiership players. I believe this was also when they last won a final. It also explains the height requirement of 164-177cms for the person wearing the mosquito suit, which means Corey Durdin would qualify if he ever decided to take up something he might be good at
Captain Carlton. In the 1930s their mascot was a cockatoo (Carlton’s cocky - geddit?? ) then an elephant who I assume was Carlton’s dumb(o) before they switched to a giant Aryan mascot imaginatively called “Bluey” Ruckle followed by running out of ideas totally and having the Blues Brothers. In the noughties they finally settled on CC (no not Chelsea Carlton), a superhero whose secret power seems to be winning wooden spoons
Tommy “Thunda” Power. Once upon a time they were the cockle divers which at least related to their home but when Poort joined the AFL they decided to establish (ed 1997) themselves as the Powah rangers which meant they wound up with a Nick at Night ripoff who further enables the illiteracy of their supporters
Moz “Skeeta” Reynolds. Long before terrorism caught on, * decided it would be great to have a mascot that represented their “mosquito fleet” of 1920s premiership players. I believe this was also when they last won a final. It also explains the height requirement of 164-177cms for the person wearing the mosquito suit, which means Corey Durdin would qualify if he ever decided to take up something he might be good at
Captain Carlton. In the 1930s their mascot was a cockatoo (Carlton’s cocky - geddit?? ) then an elephant who I assume was Carlton’s dumb(o) before they switched to a giant Aryan mascot imaginatively called “Bluey” Ruckle followed by running out of ideas totally and having the Blues Brothers. In the noughties they finally settled on CC (no not Chelsea Carlton), a superhero whose secret power seems to be winning wooden spoons