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I thought you were referring to the first demon to go half way over the West Gate on the way to Kardinia Park.

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Hopefully. That new away jumper is hideous and makes it even harder to tell the difference <_<

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dunno why they got rid of the clash jumper used last year

Because it was made by a different manufacturer. Besides the new one is better IMO

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Because it was made by a different manufacturer. Besides the new one is better IMO

No it has nothing to do with this, the manufacturers do not 'own' the design. All we'd need

to do is change the little manufacturers logo (which seems to change every 2 years anyway).

Either way, lets hope we dont wear that horrible silver monstrosity again tomorrow.

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No it has nothing to do with this, the manufacturers do not 'own' the design. All we'd need

to do is change the little manufacturers logo (which seems to change every 2 years anyway).

Either way, lets hope we dont wear that horrible silver monstrosity again tomorrow.

it also has the old logo and that is not acceptable anymore apparantly


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Did anyone see in the paper yesterday that Carlton would be scrapping its white jumper after they play us because it doesn't represent them being the 'Blues'? This was brought about because of member backlash. Maybe if enough of us get angry with the club they'll have a rethink...

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Did anyone see in the paper yesterday that Carlton would be scrapping its white jumper after they play us because it doesn't represent them being the 'Blues'? This was brought about because of member backlash. Maybe if enough of us get angry with the club they'll have a rethink...

Talking with a carlton supporter he said "we never win when we wear the white jumper"

Obviously he set himself up there - you can guess what the comeback was...

"you never win in your blue jumper either!"

The reason we get a new alternate jumper when we change apparel suppliers is so the new supplier can make some money! If you have the FILA jumper with the bigger V and suddenly a red ASICS jumper is released, you go buy it* because we'll never wear the FILA one again. If you have the red ASICS jumper and they change the logo from an off-centre Demon to an "M", you go buy that* too for the same reason. Finally, when Reebok brings out a silver version, you buy that too*.

*depending on your current finances, of course!! I'm also a league supporter and the new Storm away jumper is $185 - so at least our ones are moderately affordable in comparison!

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Did anyone see in the paper yesterday that Carlton would be scrapping its white jumper after they play us because it doesn't represent them being the 'Blues'? This was brought about because of member backlash. Maybe if enough of us get angry with the club they'll have a rethink...

Good on them I say.

IMO the only time that an alternative jumper should be used is when the two teams are genuinely hard to tell apart. E.g. Melbourne V Essendon.

Posted

blues dees is a clash I reckon

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i think thats what the club is doing...last year we wore the alternative jumper i think every away game and the club received heaps of angry emails...this year, we for the first time in a while, had an away game and wore the melbourne jumper with the white shorts...i intend the club is only going to have the silver strip for true clashes, ala essendon, carlton

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