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I always liked the 2006 jumper.

The neck design was good, the colours were darker, the yolk looked sharper and the jumper seemed to fit the players better (not as loose and baggy).

On top of the that, the Primus logo was good in that it didn't take up too much space, yet it stood out enough to provide value to the sponsors.

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I always liked the 2006 jumper.

The neck design was good, the colours were darker, the yolk looked sharper and the jumper seemed to fit the players better (not as loose and baggy).

On top of the that, the Primus logo was good in that it didn't take up too much space, yet it stood out enough to provide value to the sponsors.

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The thing with the Primus logo is that it was white.

The Hankook and, until recently, the Kaspersky logos have needed a block white background.

Not sure if this can be rectified considering the nature of the hankook logo.

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I'm not sure if it is just the lighting, but the jumpers in these photos look darker and look to fit the players better.

Melbourne Player Portraits

True, they look great!


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Picked one up today at the Melbourne Shop; colours look a lot better (definitely darker than last years) and the design is much more streamlined.

Very happy with it! :D

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It's too big, with too much wasted white space.

I wonder why they put the orange tyre tread above the 'hancook' text instead of alongside it as per the normal logo. This way there would have been less white taking up space and the text actually could have been a bit bigger to stand out more. The only thing I can think of is that it would have been a bit too long.

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I wonder why they put the orange tyre tread above the 'hancook' text instead of alongside it as per the normal logo. This way there would have been less white taking up space and the text actually could have been a bit bigger to stand out more. The only thing I can think of is that it would have been a bit too long.

IIRC, they originally did have the orange logo next to the word 'hancook', but that was changed early on last year. Don't know why.

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Love the jumper but the Hankook logo is way to big. They should have left the slimmer logo they had on the jumper at the start of last year when they first announced the sponsor.

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Love the jumper but the Hankook logo is way to big. They should have left the slimmer logo they had on the jumper at the start of last year when they first announced the sponsor.

I've noticed a few teams have bigger logos on their jumpers, including

. It might be that the AFL increased the size limit for sponsor logos, I hope not.
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is the yolk any pointier than it used to be?

i still am not a fan of the collar, but apart from that, think it looks much better than last years.

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