Doesn't a yellow and black jumper pre-date being called 'The Tigers'? Someone here will know the history.
Doesn't a yellow and black jumper pre-date being called 'The Tigers'? Someone here will know the history.
I’m gunna email Laura about the reintroduction of caps! I think it’s what the modern game is missing.At first the team wore blue guernseys and caps
I’m gunna email Laura about the reintroduction of caps! I think it’s what the modern game is missing.
No need to ever try and match the colours to the mascott.
Pretty sure swans aren't red, cats and kangaroos aren't blue, anchors aren't purple, maggots aren't green, bombers aren't red, eagles aren't yellow, crows famously aren't any of their colours.
Gotta hand it to Carlton though. A blue is blue.
True. A few college teams in the US are nicknamed Tigers but totally different colours.No need to ever try and match the colours to the mascott.
Pretty sure swans aren't red, cats and kangaroos aren't blue, anchors aren't purple, maggots aren't green, bombers aren't red, eagles aren't yellow, crows famously aren't any of their colours.
Gotta hand it to Carlton though. A blue is blue.
Carn the Wasps!!!!At first the team wore blue guernseys and caps with yellow and black stripes in the style of the Richmond Cricket Club. The football club soon adopted yellow and black as its official colours. From the 1890s the supporters and players were often referred to as "Richmondites"[11] and, according to The Age in 1890,[12] The Leader in 1899 [13] and former club secretary William Maybury[14] the team were occasionally called "Wasps." The moniker by which they are now known, the "Tigers", was first adopted around 1908–10 period through the newspapers Punch[15] and The Richmond Guardian.[16]
In your email include the suggestion that the captains decide on the free kicks like in the past. We might get a fair go thenI’m gunna email Laura about the reintroduction of caps! I think it’s what the modern game is missing.
In your email include the suggestion that the captains decide on the free kicks like in the past. We might get a fair go then
I think they should also decide the placement of the goal posts like the original rules state.In your email include the suggestion that the captains decide on the free kicks like in the past. We might get a fair go then
The pommie fans of that rugby union club would....Carn the Wasps!!!!
Try yelling that out after 10 beers.
Love em wouldve been better if they left it like that.
Noted!In your email include the suggestion that the captains decide on the free kicks like in the past. We might get a fair go then
Our original (2014) VFL strip def looked more yellow than the previous gold/ orange
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/97060/vfl-playing-strip-unveiled
I love the new bright yellow, absolutely love it
Must have been influenced by Ben Lennon!Well that pretty well gives the answer.
It needed to be “vibrant” ???
Forget history, just get vibrant!
Thanks for looking that up.
I always thought the black and red for the bombers came out of the war-time images of bombing raids at night and the red represented the fires caused by the exploding bombs. Could be wrong though. Around our place the crows are black and there is black on the Crows jumper isn't there?No need to ever try and match the colours to the mascott.
Pretty sure swans aren't red, cats and kangaroos aren't blue, anchors aren't purple, maggots aren't green, bombers aren't red, eagles aren't yellow, crows famously aren't any of their colours.
Gotta hand it to Carlton though. A blue is blue.