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red and blue forever
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http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/a-history-of-terrible-hawthorn-jumpers-20150410-1mi9wl.html ok we now have no right to complain about our clash jumpers anymore because it could always be worse.

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Does anyone else think that the clash jumper actually clashed more with the saints than our regular jumper? That red strip on the side looks very similar to the Saints red strip. Another weird decisi

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https://twitter.com/titusoreily/status/586334917799194624 This is a good comparison.

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http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/a-history-of-terrible-hawthorn-jumpers-20150410-1mi9wl.html

ok we now have no right to complain about our clash jumpers anymore because it could always be worse........

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oh my God. That will be on the TV?

Glad i don't have Foxtel...

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Reminds me of the old dees silver clash jumper which has been recognised as one of the worst jumpers in history.

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http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/a-history-of-terrible-hawthorn-jumpers-20150410-1mi9wl.html

ok we now have no right to complain about our clash jumpers anymore because it could always be worse........

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you cant stop the music....

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The AFL's design guidelines appear to have ruined the possibility of clubs developing some very cool clash jumpers from their traditional colours and logo.

So we are left with this bizarre parade jumpers that are a blancmange of spandex colours with no connection to the club, style, or basic aesthetics...

Our away strip is benign, but closer to a Doggies strip than a Demons strip, with little visual appeal.

Should be left to Clubs and common sense (re-visual clash with oppo team on the TV).

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Showing your age there dc. No gays in your village of burwood?

prolly are moonie. i only check out the blue rinsers (at least those with their own teeth and under 90)

i thought it would be just the gear to wear for the gay mardi gras - plenty of bling

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yep. Still I think it is even worse than their previous hideous jumper

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Surely that is a jockey's top, not a footballer's.

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I would like to see us play Sydney and Footscray in identical uniforms.

At least the broadcasters will then be able to admit they don't know what is happening.

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Ok

Watching aints pies

Someone...the logic please

Sainters wearing a jimoer with thonner than normal blocks of colour.

In effect their front of jumper has 2 WHITE 2 BLACK with 2 red vertical stripes with white back

Collingwood ..black white front.with black backs bit all number etc white and lower back is black white stripes.

How in the hell does that AVOID clashing...it accentuates it !!!

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