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What cheezes me off

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Here is one to start off.

1: Freo designs club colours /jumper very similar to

ours (MFC)

2: GC also has red & blue in their club colours

I havent seen West Sydney yet, but IF they have red & blue somewhere in there I am going to Screeeeam!

I didnt think I;d say this but the pies stood firm

on alternative jumpers. Good for them.

Cant tell me there's no designer that cant come up with

a nice looking jumper without using red & blue in there.

I'm not a big fan on our 'white' alternative strip either. We are 'red & blue' SO all those 'johnny-come-latelys... get your OWN colours.

Thats my winge!

Any more takers?

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    Maybe its because "Red & Blue" are the best colours and imitation is the best form of flattery.

    On the dockers, its a mess of a jumper, designed by a committee where they couldn't agree one a single concept.

    Haven't seen the gold coast so no comment.

    Lastly the clash concept should give priority to the oldest clubs with newer clubs having to wear a class jumper with their older brothers if their is one.

    Thought it is a money spiner!!

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    I'm more confused by how similar the GC17 colours are to those of the Brisbane Lions.

    They are also exactly the same as Fitzroy's were, not to mention the Adelaide Crows.

    Surely the AFL should have ensure they chose a drastically different colour scheme to any others already in existence..?

    Not sure what your gripe about Freo is. Their mess of a jumper looks nothing like ours.

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    I agree on our white strip-Looks bloody Terrible, and certainly nothing like the Melbourne Football club.

    Clash strips are my biggest Gripe within the game-dilute the Tribal feel of the Team

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    I'm more confused by how similar the GC17 colours are to those of the Brisbane Lions.

    They are also exactly the same as Fitzroy's were, not to mention the Adelaide Crows.

    Surely the AFL should have ensure they chose a drastically different colour scheme to any others already in existence..?

    Not sure what your gripe about Freo is. Their mess of a jumper looks nothing like ours.

    At a glance standing on a Freo players left have a split second to shoot out the ball, It can be mistaken for our

    player,made worse on wet muddy days. From behind a Freo player,the red on their shoulders and also be mistaken.

    Looking front on not a problem.

    Collingwood / North - Carlton / Fitzroy were probably the

    worst to pick on wet days.

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    Surely GC17's colours should be Red & Yellow?(or pink & yellow) :)

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