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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. 

 

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. 

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. 

 

Thanks Nev, great work!

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

May it grow stronger over time.    


Great accompanying video content too. Well done, Nev.

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.

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I want to buy it how much is it?


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. 

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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