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Dr. Gonzo Legend

Dr. Gonzo   23,738

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Will get one from the Demon Shop on March 16.

Also they had more stock of the premiership jumpers and assorted polos as well as the gold logo jumpers at rebel at highpoint on the weekend. Hopefully the Demon Shop is getting more stock of these as well.

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35 minutes ago, Nascent said:

Sucked me in, haven't had a long sleeve before so got one of those and decided to get the game day football I was contemplating previously. 

Who needs money for a wedding anyway.


The Grand Final game day ball with gold printed scores / names etc is now my most prized possession. It is a thing of beauty.

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roy11 Redleg

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I don't like the Zurich colour change, but it is what it is. Never liked the placement either, but guess our design makes it difficult.

But they pay us, so thanks to them

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mauriesy Redleg

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1 hour ago, roy11 said:

I don't like the Zurich colour change, but it is what it is. Never liked the placement either, but guess our design makes it difficult.

But they pay us, so thanks to them

The new one now follows their defined corporate colour. Most companies are adamant about this.

The old one just took the navy blue of the jumper.

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Kick_It_To_Pickett Redleg

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Anyone know what the deal is with NB sizes. I have bought Large and XL in the past and there is no consistency in the sizes at all. The reproduction 90s Demon pre season we wore in members round, I got a large, it was so tight. Then I got a regular Large from NB outlet and it was fine. Then an XL and it was same as the L. It’s really confusing 

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4 hours ago, roy11 said:

I don't like the Zurich colour change, but it is what it is. Never liked the placement either, but guess our design makes it difficult.

But they pay us, so thanks to them

I refer you to our clash strip, which has now become the better looking guernsey in my eyes.

 

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The AFL should totally have gold embossing for the GF winner for the previous year for the subsequent season.

Further,  a series of stars, should now be mandatory, representative of how many premierships you have won.

That would look farrrrking sexy.

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In Harmes Way Redleg

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1 hour ago, Engorged Onion said:

The AFL should totally have gold embossing for the GF winner for the previous year for the subsequent season.

Further,  a series of stars, should now be mandatory, representative of how many premierships you have won.

That would look farrrrking sexy.

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Like the ones we had on the back of our 2013 jumper?

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Bates Mate Redleg

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2 hours ago, Engorged Onion said:

The AFL should totally have gold embossing for the GF winner for the previous year for the subsequent season.

Further,  a series of stars, should now be mandatory, representative of how many premierships you have won.

That would look farrrrking sexy.

A la...

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Welcome back to the forum Cameron

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