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6 hours ago, 58er said:

So MCW you want us to change our guernsey colours because a few people are colour blind. If the world gif that some country flags  and other pageantry would all be altered. Traditional colours are gitbiur home games and if the odd person is ignorant they are the lesser. 

Do you  think Essendon would ever contemplate changing their original sash colours to grey if the were mistaken for ours? Never and we should be the same and uphold our Club. 
Main thing  is you have a dark (navy) blue and red flag and banner to worry about. The Club gets it right and our fans know it’s authentic. 

BTW I adore our clash colours and reckon they are great in as a second jumper. Please don’t ever get that putrid white clash one again. 

*sigh* so much to unpack, so little time (and patience).

I’m not suggesting we change our colours. I’m not in favour of countries changing their flag colours not their regalia. I couldn’t give a fat rat’s what Essendon do with their sash, although I can suggest where they can stick their red/grey sash. I just prefer the royal blue to the navy blue. It’s called personal taste.

And please stop calling me MCW. You’ve been doing it for the two and a half years I’ve been here. It’s very annoying. Okay, 48er?

See, it’s annoying, right?

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On 06/11/2023 at 04:43, 58er said:

So MCW you want us to change our guernsey colours because a few people are colour blind. If the world gif that some country flags  and other pageantry would all be altered. Traditional colours are gitbiur home games and if the odd person is ignorant they are the lesser. 

Do you  think Essendon would ever contemplate changing their original sash colours to grey if the were mistaken for ours? Never and we should be the same and uphold our Club. 
Main thing  is you have a dark (navy) blue and red flag and banner to worry about. The Club gets it right and our fans know it’s authentic. 

BTW I adore our clash colours and reckon they are great in as a second jumper. Please don’t ever get that putrid white clash one again. 

Who's MCW?

Plus with Essendon, clearly you forgot they did change to grey a few years back

https://www.afl.com.au/news/200529/maligned-essendon-clash-jumper-fades-to-grey

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6 hours ago, Katrina Dee Fan said:

Who's MCW?

Plus with Essendon, clearly you forgot they did change to grey a few years back

https://www.afl.com.au/news/200529/maligned-essendon-clash-jumper-fades-to-grey

'twas only a clash jumper but ... and we've all had horrible ones and changed them often

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2 hours ago, Katrina Dee Fan said:

And the royal blue one is an away jumper, so what?  At least we've had a history with the royal blue, given the 70s and 80s.  

ummmm, we did have some awful other ones too

i'm more than happy with our current royal blue clash jumper

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13 hours ago, Gunna’s said:

I like the monogram. But think below the V would help with the symmetry of the other logos,  thoughts?

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Hopefully our forwards can now get hit on the logo!!

I prefer this 👍

Now make the monogram larger, white and rename MFC to Casey (or Caulfied) and then it would look uber stylish 😜

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On 09/11/2023 at 19:54, Gunna’s said:

I like the monogram. But think below the V would help with the symmetry of the other logos,  thoughts?

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Hopefully our forwards can now get hit on the logo!!

Really like your design Gunna’s. In regards to our forwards I just want them to get it between the two big sticks.

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