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Possibly the best one they have done yet. Well done Neville.

I really like the names of the indigenous players who have played for the club on the back. 

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    Agreed. Nev quite rightly is highly respected on here and by the club, and has designed another ripper of a jumper for our mob.

    It’s great the names of the indigenous boys that have played for us is recognised, I’d also love it if the club could publish a translation of what’s written on the front. 

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    i still love our first one? the one that was referring to the yarra?.. that was really cool. i think from 2016 or so.. but this one is a close second. 

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    Thanks Nev, great work!

    So proud of the club's history with indigenous Australians.

    May it grow stronger over time.    

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    Great accompanying video content too. Well done, Nev.

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    Rippa jumper design.

    Whole heartedly embraces the MFC traditional jumper, yet is also a proud and distinct display of indigenous culture all at the same time - a great reflection of it's designer Nev Jetta.

    I'm rarely tempted to buy non traditional/alternate jumpers, but I'd love to get one of these.

    Edited by Rodney (Balls) Grinter

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    I want to buy it how much is it?

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    It’s a shame Nev won’t be there this year. 

     

    But I think we definitely should wear the indigenous jumper again next week v Saints in Alice springs. 

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    31 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    But I think we definitely should wear the indigenous jumper again next week v Saints in Alice springs. 

    We will be doing so. 

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