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Long sleeved jumpers. The big question.

Ghost of Punt Road

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Was it Will Thursfield?

Who was our most recent?

Why do some clubs seem to have this as a fairly normal thing and most don't?

I have two clubs in mind where you see it often. I won't say which as I'd like to know which clubs come to mind when you think who wears them.

I wouldn't mind striped arms on Tiger's players. Even better if it is a Teflon coated material.
 
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Ghost of Punt Road said:
Was it Will Thursfield?

Who was our most recent?

Why do some clubs seem to have this as a fairly normal thing and most don't?

I have two clubs in mind where you see it often. I won't say which as I'd like to know which clubs come to mind when you think who wears them.

I wouldn't mind striped arms on Tiger's players. Even better if it is a Teflon coated material.
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Didn't Dimma ban them a la Clarko at Hawthorn?
 
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Ghost of Punt Road said:
Was it Will Thursfield?

Who was our most recent?

Why do some clubs seem to have this as a fairly normal thing and most don't?

I have two clubs in mind where you see it often. I won't say which as I'd like to know which clubs come to mind when you think who wears them.

I wouldn't mind striped arms on Tiger's players. Even better if it is a Teflon coated material.
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I remember David Bourke wearing them, but he would've been before Will.
 
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Melbourne, Fremantle and Geelong are the first teams I think of with long sleeves.

I looked a few weeks ago to buy a retail Richmond long sleeve. They don’t seem to exist.
 
Well used to prefer wearing along sleeves jumper on a cold day . Yep back in the day playing local footy . Don't like the cold much thats why I ended up being more a cricketer than footy player ( also was better at cricket ) . Sadly was not amazing at either ..but enjoyed cricket more not playing on cold ,wet and windy days but yeah the old long sleeve jumper seemed to help a bit on those cold yukky days .
 
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the one i wore in the under 12s was like steel wool .... and scratchy ...
 
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BT Tiger said:
It's just wrong, isn't it

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What a day that was.

Craig Bradley's 350th (Round 18, 2001) and we beat the ladder-leading Bombers for the second time that season, after smacking eventual premier Brisbane by 12 goals earlier in the season. What could've been that year had Kouta not done his knee in the semi we lost by 11 points and we'd got through to the next week.
 
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What a day that was.

Craig Bradley's 350th (Round 18, 2001) and we beat the ladder-leading Bombers for the second time that season, after smacking eventual premier Brisbane by 12 goals earlier in the season. What could've been that year had Kouta not done his knee in the semi we lost by 11 points and we'd got through to the next week.
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Lol, that could have been a post by one of us reminiscing about 1995!
 
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