Al Bundy said:In its simplistic way to view this issue i think the following. Their is complete disrespect for traditions. AFL & broadca$ters just want a very dark jumper and a very light jumper. Easier for the brainless staring zombies who watch tv can without thinking, view it.
spot on. they think the fans are as dumb as dogsh!t.
PBoRSM said:I think from next year we should wear the traditional jumper when at home and wear the clash jumper when away - as in wear it in every away game.
I think we can own it as our official alternate strip.
At the moment it feels like we don't want to wear it and just do so because we are forced by the AFL when it suits them.
I say turn the tables. Tell the AFL we will be wearing our 'alternate' jumper every away game regardless. No other club has a mainly yellow jumper so shouldn't 'clash'.
That way we can feel like it's our 2nd jumper and not something forced upon us by AFL.
Soccer clubs embrace this. Melbourne City do it well. They wear the Manchester Blue at home and the old Melbourne Heart strip when away.
I know the alternate jumper doesn't have a history, but why don't we be the trendsetter and have two official jumpers.
I'd also like to change the white shorts to yellow for the alternate strip. Again why do we have to wear white, it's not part of our colours.
been enjoying your posting of late dude, and this one I agree with 200%. If we win the flag, the clash Guernsey will take on a lot more significance. so we may as well embrace it. I also like the idea of yellow shorts with the yellow top. I'm not really sure why white shorts are necessary/relevant in this instance.