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I MSGd the club on this issue over a month ago and never got a reply. We have a red clash but have not worn it once. Expect to see it vs Carlton. There is a thread that discusses this already. Look at the 'Clash Jumper' thread

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I hope we wear it against the Dogs, Blues or Freo or it's just a waste of fabric

Why does pudding make you fat? Pudding is delicious. I'm gonna write an email.

Well white can make you look fatter


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It probably sounds ridiculous but id rather play in red than white any day. White looks so anaemic, so washed out nothing.

Ferrari aren't white for a reason...just saying

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It probably sounds ridiculous but id rather play in red than white any day. White looks so anaemic, so washed out nothing.

Ferrari aren't white for a reason...just saying

Red cars go faster, don't they? :-)
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The quick answer is NO

However I have had a couple and they sure feel better.

And the slow answer is .... ?? :blink:

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So Fox Footy have dubbed round 18 "RedRound". No idea what this means but we're playing away versus Collingwood at the G. Perfect chance to debut the red strip, far moreso than our potentially clashing white strip.

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So Fox Footy have dubbed round 18 "RedRound". No idea what this means but we're playing away versus Collingwood at the G. Perfect chance to debut the red strip, far moreso than our potentially clashing white strip.

What's wrong with our traditional strip ffs?

No clash.

This is all totally out of hand.

think i'll write to my congressman

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Something I whipped up about a month ago. I'd Like to see us use something like these obviously using the reverse as often as possible, but when we can't we use the Invincible Whites clash version which goes back to when we wore all white in the 1890s. Never getting rid of the red legs though, I think that's important. I think the all white might rub a few people the wrong way but I've never been a fan of mixing our colours with white, prefer to go all the way.

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Except that there's no need to wear an alternate strip vs Collingwood.

We should refuse to wear anything but our traditional red and blue. Collingwood have refused to cooperate for years. Edited by Kali
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Something I whipped up about a month ago. I'd Like to see us use something like these obviously using the reverse as often as possible, but when we can't we use the Invincible Whites clash version which goes back to when we wore all white in the 1890s. Never getting rid of the red legs though, I think that's important. I think the all white might rub a few people the wrong way but I've never been a fan of mixing our colours with white, prefer to go all the way.

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I like these options.

Have always wanted red and blue opposed blue and red. If AFL insist on white the Invincibles is a good link.

Red socks are a consistent key identifier for players and we can insist our opponents were non clash alternative.

Well done.

Will be interested in others responses

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Something I whipped up about a month ago. I'd Like to see us use something like these obviously using the reverse as often as possible, but when we can't we use the Invincible Whites clash version which goes back to when we wore all white in the 1890s. Never getting rid of the red legs though, I think that's important. I think the all white might rub a few people the wrong way but I've never been a fan of mixing our colours with white, prefer to go all the way.

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I like these. Not sure about red shorts, but that's just me. I've never recovered from having to wear Essendon colours with red shorts during a stage of my footballing days.

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I still reckon we'll wear red against Carlton.

Carlton have a bit of white in their usual jumper so it would seem a bit silly for us to wear the white one when we have a red jumper.

it would also seem a bit silly to have a red clash jumper and never use it

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I still reckon we'll wear red against Carlton.

Carlton have a bit of white in their usual jumper so it would seem a bit silly for us to wear the white one when we have a red jumper.

So that's it then, white jumpers again. The AFL can't get it right.

What about this doosy. Adelaide Bulldogs

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So that's it then, white jumpers again. The AFL can't get it right.

What about this doosy. Adelaide Bulldogs

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talking of doozies mandee, have a look at your avatar. that could be a dockers doozy clash strip :lol:

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