Discussion Worst ever jumper clashes

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Potential clash this weekend in the Horsham District League Grand Final between Rupanyup and Kalkee to be avoided, as the Panthers wear thier clash strip every time they play the Kees. From thier website:

Rupanyup have worn the traditional tripanel royal blue and red guernsey design for as long as anyone cares to remember. When the club was admitted to the Horsham District League this guernsey caused a considerable clash with fierce rivals Kalkee who wear guernseys that are predominantly red with a royal blue sash. After many years through the 80s and 90s and trialling measures such as wearing yellow socks to better distinguish each side it was decided in 2001 to wear a navy blue clash strip for all games against Kalkee whilst retaining the traditional Rupanyup strip for all other games. The navy blue colours of the clash strip honour the legacy of the neighbouring Marnoo Football Club that went into recess in the year 2000 and were worn in Rupanyup's most recent Senior premiership against Kalkee in 2001 and again in the Reserves premiership in 2009.

If only some "big" clubs had this mentality.
 

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Potential clash this weekend in the Horsham District League Grand Final between Rupanyup and Kalkee to be avoided, as the Panthers wear thier clash strip every time they play the Kees. From thier website:

Rupanyup have worn the traditional tripanel royal blue and red guernsey design for as long as anyone cares to remember. When the club was admitted to the Horsham District League this guernsey caused a considerable clash with fierce rivals Kalkee who wear guernseys that are predominantly red with a royal blue sash. After many years through the 80s and 90s and trialling measures such as wearing yellow socks to better distinguish each side it was decided in 2001 to wear a navy blue clash strip for all games against Kalkee whilst retaining the traditional Rupanyup strip for all other games. The navy blue colours of the clash strip honour the legacy of the neighbouring Marnoo Football Club that went into recess in the year 2000 and were worn in Rupanyup's most recent Senior premiership against Kalkee in 2001 and again in the Reserves premiership in 2009.

If only some "big" clubs had this mentality.
Is that a tripanel or a monopanel?
 

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AFL Sydney Division 1 (3rd grade) Grand Final
UTS forced into their white clash against a team with a white jumper... shocking watch
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That Saints singlet is horrendous. At least make the back and front similar FFS!

Were they forced, or are you assuming? The bats are traditionally predominantly black which any sane person would conclude is a better for this match-up. I've dealt with team managers at lower levels of sport, and half the time they have no clue what the opposition is wearing on the day, or the coach is superstitious and prefers his team wear a particular strip so the team manager obliges, or the other jerseys are still in the wash or the bag not packed in the van.
 
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St George vs Canterbury reserves (NSW Cup). Both teams in mostly white kits
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It's made even worse as Canterbury have removed the blue yoke from their jersey, making it whiter than normal and extremely similar to St George-Illawarra - except blue.

Teams in NSW Cup have alternative strips. Some don't. Being the highest level of competition in NSW, you'd think they'd insist on all clubs having them.
 
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That Saints singlet is horrendous. At least make the back and front similar FFS!

Were they forced, or are you assuming? The bats are traditionally predominantly black which any sane person would conclude is a better for this match-up. I've dealt with team managers at lower levels of sport, and half the time they have no clue what the opposition is wearing on the day, or the coach is superstitious and prefers his team wear a particular strip so the team manager obliges, or the other jerseys are still in the wash or the bag not packed in the van.
Im assuming, its a grand final so Im sure they were told by the AFL what to wear.
We (the Bats) rarely wear White as is, very surprised and annoyed watching.
Imagine playing in that game!!
 

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Port in full black, Roos in white shorts. So simple. Both home jumpers.

We get this all because of Roos chip on their shoulder about short colour.
That rabble of a club should have more to worry about then shorts, just be glad your playing whilst continuing to be a hoax. Enjoy what little time they have left
 
Port in full black, Roos in white shorts. So simple. Both home jumpers.

We get this all because of Roos chip on their shoulder about short colour.

Edit: port in full black, Roos in blue shorts would have still been better
Roos are the home team, they can wear whatever they want, its on Port to make sure they don't clash.
 
Roos are the home team, they can wear whatever they want, its on Port to make sure they don't clash.
You support the cats, who regularly wear white shorts at home - because they are a mature club.

If you have a white home jumper, don't expect other clubs to wear white shorts.

Ports black jumper didn't clash with Roos white jumper. What more can Port do to not clash??
 
Port in full black, Roos in white shorts. So simple. Both home jumpers.

We get this all because of Roos chip on their shoulder about short colour.

Edit: port in full black, Roos in blue shorts would have still been better
Port Adelaide have the same chip on their shoulder with their white number panel. It often causes clashes and did the other week against the cats. Norths white shorts are about the same size as that number panel. And similar ego type reason for having it.
 
You support the cats, who regularly wear white shorts at home - because they are a mature club.

If you have a white home jumper, don't expect other clubs to wear white shorts.

Ports black jumper didn't clash with Roos white jumper. What more can Port do to not clash??
We could have worn the black jumper with white shorts (I'm surprised we didn't), but I agree that North should show some maturity and wear white shorts with their light-coloured jumpers (main and indigenous)
 
Port Adelaide have the same chip on their shoulder with their white number panel. It often causes clashes and did the other week against the cats. Norths white shorts are about the same size as that number panel. And similar ego type reason for having it.
Actually we don't. The original BiB was all black. The fans wanted the panel back. If it was an issue then the AFL wouldn't have ticked it off.

In fact, it was never an issue at all to begin with given we've had the panel since entering the league.
 

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