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Maybe I'm living in the past, but I could never understand what was so wrong with the old black shorts/white shorts thing where the jumper was always the same - maybe someone just wanted to make more money out of us suckers.

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I personally like the white clash jumpers, but understand they aren't for everyone. Is it just the actual colour white that bothers everyone? or the design?

If you simply go for a light grey, it'll look something like this:

(rush job, numbers can be white with black border too)

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Maybe I'm living in the past, but I could never understand what was so wrong with the old black shorts/white shorts thing where the jumper was always the same - maybe someone just wanted to make more money out of us suckers.

shhhhh !!!! you old bastard

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run out of colouring books?

try pulling wings off flys instead :lol:

We are all in the sand pit at the moment.

Did you read my other post about the significance of the white when other clubs, namely Geelong, wore blue jumpers at that time.

Why is it so hollow for me to make the argument that white is a part of of our heritage?

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We are all in the sand pit at the moment.

Did you read my other post about the significance of the white when other clubs, namely Geelong, wore blue jumpers at that time.

Why is it so hollow for me to make the argument that white is a part of of our heritage?

hey rpfc, it's the off season and every off season those of us who hate the predominately white clash jumpers like to let off steam

you're views are are well known, that doesn't mean we all have to accept your reasons to justify the current clash jumper

it's pretty obvious a substantial number of demonlanders don't like the white clash jumper

if you want to get technical white was part of most heritage clubs' colours at some stage. so what

mfc also had all magenta (2 years) and royal blue (12 years) and long white pants too

you accept white as being ok on heritage grounds but reject royal blue. This is not consistent

at no stage were our colours red, white and blue

fucshias was our heritage nick for quite a long time, but that would be no good reason to bring it back

geelong had all blue jumpers for just 1 year (the first), all white jumpers for 4 years and all red jumpers for 12 years. Interestingly they even had all red jumpers with all blue long shorts for 7 years!

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Thanks BB

You do a great job with this newfangled technology

Doesnt look so terrible to me and does match the words of the song

Would like to hear Eddies response to that

which is where I started

Now to figure out who that would clash with

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We are all in the sand pit at the moment.

Did you read my other post about the significance of the white when other clubs, namely Geelong, wore blue jumpers at that time.

Why is it so hollow for me to make the argument that white is a part of of our heritage?

I did admit that your argument added to the information of an informed decision

and also appreciate BB's efforts

I would be interested in Maccas thoughts as the originator of the thread and anticipate further comments from other contributors

But as others have also stated this is not the highest priority

will monitor with interest

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Thanks BB

You do a great job with this newfangled technology

Doesnt look so terrible to me and does match the words of the song

Would like to hear Eddies response to that

which is where I started

Now to figure out who that would clash with

The front would clash with Adelaide, I like it but AFL would never accept.

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I did admit that your argument added to the information of an informed decision

and also appreciate BB's efforts

I would be interested in Maccas thoughts as the originator of the thread and anticipate further comments from other contributors

But as others have also stated this is not the highest priority

will monitor with interest

Mate, I didn't start the thread, I just put a different slant on proceedings ... I believe the thread was originally in reference to the collar and the stars (of which I have very little interest)

'beelzebub' has done an excellent job putting up all those different guernsey designs. The reverse of our jumper looked quite good IMO. Food for thought even if nothing changes.

At least we've had some different views from those who never got involved in previous debates ... it's a bit like new posters wanting to make comments about Bailey, Neeld, Scully etc etc. It's no big deal. Those who have been involved in those topics previously don't have to get involved again.

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The front would clash with Adelaide, I like it but AFL would never accept.

but the thing is wearing our normal jumper I just dont see how you cant differentiate !! maybe its just me

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theres no need to go to a clash jumper with Adelaide

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Excellent work beelzebub! Any of your designs would easily be superior to that of the current clash jumper.

Can we please see these with the blue as the old royal blue (out of curiosity)?

Anything along these lines would vastly increase the clash jumper sales, and would make things far more enjoyable to watch as the as majority of us were brain washed to follow "the red and blue".

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Excellent work beelzebub! Any of your designs would easily be superior to that of the current clash jumper.

Can we please see these with the blue as the old royal blue (out of curiosity)?

Anything along these lines would vastly increase the clash jumper sales, and would make things far more enjoyable to watch as the as majority of us were brain washed to follow "the red and blue".

hmmm....there's a dilemma...I vowed never to do Royal Blue...lol

will see when back in front of desktop

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hey rpfc, it's the off season and every off season those of us who hate the predominately white clash jumpers like to let off steam

you're views are are well known, that doesn't mean we all have to accept your reasons to justify the current clash jumper

it's pretty obvious a substantial number of demonlanders don't like the white clash jumper

if you want to get technical white was part of most heritage clubs' colours at some stage. so what

mfc also had all magenta (2 years) and royal blue (12 years) and long white pants too

you accept white as being ok on heritage grounds but reject royal blue. This is not consistent

at no stage were our colours red, white and blue

fucshias was our heritage nick for quite a long time, but that would be no good reason to bring it back

geelong had all blue jumpers for just 1 year (the first), all white jumpers for 4 years and all red jumpers for 12 years. Interestingly they even had all red jumpers with all blue long shorts for 7 years!

That's what I am doing - discussing it. Many don't know about our white heritage and I think we should embrace it.

Dismissing the fact that it is because of cricket whites isn't good enough for me. Geelong didn't just use their whites, they wore a blue jumper.

This is a club born out of a cricket club. I happen to be an MCC member who is very proud of the role of both clubs in the foundation of the game. This heritage is also linked through the away shorts worn by all clubs - 'white'. Maybe the AFL is right to push white given the games foundations.

You don't have to be convinced, but dismissing my view as opportunistic and hollow is not fair in my opinion.

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you still peddling that rubbish about the invincible whites and the white cricket clobber?

as for concentrating on winning games - we did that for the last 7 years for SFA results

i say we concentrate on getting rid of that goddam awful abortion of a clash jumper and then worry about winning some games

my dear t_u at the time a newspaper columnist called us the invincible white all effing clubs wore white (actually more cream) cricket clobber and only distinguished themselves from each other by wearing coloured caps. the term didn't even really catch on

and in rate it was all before the VFL times

if someone hadn't dug it out of a history book recently 99% of posters here would never have heard of it

the fucshias was far more of our history than invincible whites and i don't think anyone wants to wear the fucshia colour permanently like we did for the cancer match

anyway navy red and dark blue are our colours and no [censored] white - got it?

and rpfc and his invincible whites is just another of his red herrings

it wasn't the fact that you stated a fact, it was the fact you ascribed a relevance to it

if you are bored you know the solution

and i'll deal with it my way, thanks anyway

hey rpfc, it's the off season and every off season those of us who hate the predominately white clash jumpers like to let off steam

you're views are are well known, that doesn't mean we all have to accept your reasons to justify the current clash jumper

it's pretty obvious a substantial number of demonlanders don't like the white clash jumper

if you want to get technical white was part of most heritage clubs' colours at some stage. so what

mfc also had all magenta (2 years) and royal blue (12 years) and long white pants too

you accept white as being ok on heritage grounds but reject royal blue. This is not consistent

at no stage were our colours red, white and blue

fucshias was our heritage nick for quite a long time, but that would be no good reason to bring it back

geelong had all blue jumpers for just 1 year (the first), all white jumpers for 4 years and all red jumpers for 12 years. Interestingly they even had all red jumpers with all blue long shorts for 7 years!

LOL, your words not mine......but they have a nice ring to them :o

I paraphrased.

You are still dismissing me, not the argument.

'Everyone wearing white' is not only not convincing, it isn't true. Coloured jumpers were used early in the 1860s (Geelong did not wear a white jumper until 1862/63 and only for one year. They then moved to blue and white when we stole their colours - or the other way around - in 1872) when early clubs were formed. Caps were worn but the the jumpers were all distinct.

http://australianfootball.com/articles/view/Football%253A%2BThe%2BAustralian%2Bgame/284

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Love seeing these red designs, they'd all be great. With such a mass of supporters here on Demonland, we could easily get it across to the club via Facebook or Twitter. West Coast and Brisbane have had similar supporter rallies to amend their jumpers. Also, Richmond have announced their new clash jumper next year contains more yellow and less black, and NO WHITE. We should follow in suit to a club that also mentions their colours in their theme song and stay true to them, like the Tigers have. By the way, early last year their was a sale in the MFC shop, and only the white guernsey was discounted. They don't sell because our supporters can't relate to them well enough. It could help the club financially if we had a decent away strip that was red and blue

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Excellent work beelzebub! Any of your designs would easily be superior to that of the current clash jumper.

Can we please see these with the blue as the old royal blue (out of curiosity)?

Anything along these lines would vastly increase the clash jumper sales, and would make things far more enjoyable to watch as the as majority of us were brain washed to follow "the red and blue".

against my better judgement....

i feel unclean and must now have a shower

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forgive me fellow Demonlanders :((

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you left out red yoke on royal blue body :lol: (just for completeness)

no i didnt !! I wont go there..lol...its like that "Scottish play thing "

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