Panthera Tigris said:As long as we don't go down the route of most other clubs in fundamentally changing the clash strip every year or every other year. I dislike Collingwood as much as the next person, but admire that they developed a clash strip that, although is quite discernible from their primary strip, still looks very Collingwood (in truth, the primarily white strip looks closer to what they wore for the majority of their history, than their predominately black strip). And have stuck to it now with minimal change, creating a tradition. Don't think any other club has done that.
St.Kilda have had some reasonable clash strips too, particularly when they essentially just change the black back to white, wear white shorts and add some extra white to their socks. Still looks very St.Kilda like. Or alternatively wear their heritage 'barber shop' strip with white shorts. But where they lose points in my view is changing it from year to year and indeed, come up with some shockers like this year's, when trying to reinvent the wheel.
yeah agree. The only thing you would look at is perhaps changing to yellow shorts and perhaps consider a black sash on the back. but essentially it should resemble the 2017 GF guernsey for the next 50 years.
some of the interstate teams have come up with some Barry Crockers. over the years. Adelaide's yellow this year. the west coast spew shirt. the Freo green. The Victorian teams tend to make more of an effort to stay closer to their traditional colours.