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White, it looks better. The aim of a clash jumper is to provide an alternative to the colours you usually wear.

But I'd be happy with either.

I'd vote for a lump of dog [censored] on a potato sack over that horrific thing we wore last year.

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Neither. What is it about the club 'announcing' guernseys ("members voted for", to boot) and/or logos without official membership consideration?

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White jersey got my vote out of the two.

Just looks better! Red one seems too lost and training jersey feel.

Saying that, i wish the club would just grow a pair and make a decision and not give a voting system as we all know how it ended up last time.

The advertising of why white is an option is a sign of it being favoured by the guys running the show.

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I prefer the white too.

I know we are sometimes called the Redlegs but

when Travis Johnston played his first pre season game in New Zealand

we played with Navy Blue socks; that day I thought they looked good, though

I don't think they would necessarily go with the white

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I don't like to, but I prefer the White also.

Also, why was there an article saying we'd revealed our clash jumper when the club is not conducting a poll seeing which one to use?

I think the White is a classier jumper (if you can call it that) and hopefully would sell more. The return of the invincible whites, only this time it would be the "Invincible Demons"

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Notionally I prefer red and blue, but the white guernsey is clearly crisper and graphically more appealing. It's just a better jumper.

Ergo, the invincible whites.

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"Saying that, i wish the club would just grow a pair and make a decision and not give a voting system as we all know how it ended up last time."

If that's it then that's it. But none of this "members voted for this" fast and loose crapola.

However. On the areas where you can engage your membership, on something as fundamental as the branding of the club, wouldn't you do so? And no, a poll on a website most assuredly does not count. In fact it's at the top of the list of reasons for the 'result'. Along with communication.


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The other thing is, we've already had a red and blue clash strip with a demon in the middle, perhaps we should look to a new jumper (or use both, i see no problem using three)

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I prefered the old red clash jumper rather than this one. Personally I dont like the new demon logo thats printed on the top.

The new red one seems to be lacking another element, while the white one has the blue 'V' which seems to look alot less like a training top.

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Both these jumpers look good and don't be supprised if we see both this year. The white Jumper we will wear against Essendon, I remember when we had the old mainly red jumper against Essendon you could tell who was who.

Since the option was thrown to the members it has been 50/50 and couldn't be split. For me the red is plain and the white looks better.

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I really like both these jumpers. We'll wear red against Carlton and Port, white against Essendon.

Happy with either (depending on who we play).... definately no clash now

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