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Seriously who’s signs off on this [censored]. Love hearts ? What’s next ? unicorns ? I’m all for indigenous guernsey and I love the art but the love heart is a bridge too far. 

These guys are warriors and when they step onto the field they go to war not smoking peace pipes. Call me old fashion and outdated - I don’t care, but it is just not a good look. It’s bordering embarrassing. 
 

remove the heart and it would look amazing. 

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21 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

Seriously who’s signs off on this [censored]. Love hearts ? What’s next ? unicorns ? I’m all for indigenous guernsey and I love the art but the love heart is a bridge too far. 

These guys are warriors and when they step onto the field they go to war not smoking peace pipes. Call me old fashion and outdated - I don’t care, but it is just not a good look. It’s bordering embarrassing. 
 

remove the heart and it would look amazing. 

watch the video

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27 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

Seriously who’s signs off on this [censored]. Love hearts ? What’s next ? unicorns ? I’m all for indigenous guernsey and I love the art but the love heart is a bridge too far. 

These guys are warriors and when they step onto the field they go to war not smoking peace pipes. Call me old fashion and outdated - I don’t care, but it is just not a good look. It’s bordering embarrassing. 
 

remove the heart and it would look amazing. 

Or understand the story about her demon loving brother having a successful HEART transplant!!!!

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12 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

watch the video

It’s a touching story and the symbolic nature of the heart in this case is powerful. I can appreciate it is an abrasive viewpoint and in himdsight wouldnt have had as strong language but it’s still not my cup of tea. Each to their own. 

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After viewing the video clip several times I have changed my opinion on our latest Indigenous Guernsey, beautiful story and so well explained by the designer and her young brother KC. It is now my equal favourite.❤️💙

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This might be slightly off topic, but only recently I noticed and was impressed with the Dockers Indigenous Walyalup club logo. I haven't really thought about any improvement of our own Narrm logo since it was first unveiled, but is there room for indigenous artwork in our logo? 

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Mali's video should be tagged NSFW given I've got tears streaming down my face. Not the best look in the office.

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NAIDOC Week runs from Sun, 7 July 2024 – Sun, 14 July 2024; a few clubs already ran out with their Indigenous Guernseys over the weekend but we had our usual kit on, will it get the call up next Saturday?

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Something more to think about regarding the role of the guernseys (listen to Tyla's answer to the last question at 1:17):

 

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