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Booney wrote:Teal is a deep blue-green color; a dark cyan.

Teal gets its name from the colored area around the eyes of the common teal, a member of the duck family.

The first written use of Teal as a color name in English was in 1917.[1]

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So, since 1917 it seems the color name "teal" has referred to a deep blue-green or cyan color.

You ******* jokers need to find a life to lead.....

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Glad we've covered the important stuff.

FFS,,,,

Let's discuss Magenta...

regards,

REB

DOC wrote:Whre is the silver as per the club song?

In the SANFLs pocket.

regards,

REB

DOC wrote:Whre is the silver as per the club song?

Hehehe

Wouldn't be to many clubs in world sport who don't wear a colour in any of their playing outfit that's in their club song/anthem etc etc

An article from the age suggests St.Kilda are trying to poach Jason Cripps:

http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-ne...f ... 1trfs.html

Booney wrote:Teal is a deep blue-green color; a dark cyan.

Teal gets its name from the colored area around the eyes of the common teal, a member of the duck family.

The first written use of Teal as a color name in English was in 1917.[1]

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

So, since 1917 it seems the color name "teal" has referred to a deep blue-green or cyan color.

You ******* jokers need to find a life to lead.....



Glad we've covered the important stuff.

FFS,,,,

You did all that research & then say others need to find a life to lead

whufc wrote:

DOC wrote:Whre is the silver as per the club song?

Hehehe

Wouldn't be to many clubs in world sport who don't wear a colour in any of their playing outfit that's in their club song/anthem etc etc

Still better than the Crows first club song.

Remember tho, The futures so bright they had to wear shades!

cracka wrote:

Booney wrote:Teal is a deep blue-green color; a dark cyan.

Teal gets its name from the colored area around the eyes of the common teal, a member of the duck family.

The first written use of Teal as a color name in English was in 1917.[1]

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

So, since 1917 it seems the color name "teal" has referred to a deep blue-green or cyan color.

You ******* jokers need to find a life to lead.....



Glad we've covered the important stuff.

FFS,,,,

You did all that research & then say others need to find a life to lead

All that research = 3 minutes.

Rik E Boy wrote:
Let's discuss Magenta...

regards,

REB

Don't forget rose pink also!

Pick 56- Dougal Howard (Doooooooooooooooooogie )

Player bio
Former club: Murray Bushrangers
Age: 18
Height: 195cm
Weight: 88kg
Position: Forward

Tall developing forward who provides an excellent target inside 50. Overhead marking is a strength and once he takes front position it is difficult for defenders to spoil. Possesses an excellent vertical leap while also showing elite leg speed for a player of his size. Played senior footy with the Wagga Tigers in 2013. GWS Giants Academy player. Averaged seven touches, four marks and one goal in three games during the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships for NSW/ACT. Came equal-first in the clean hands test (26/30) and equal-third in the goalkicking test (24/30) at the NAB AFL Draft Combine

Dougal Howard Highlights:

http://www.afl.com.au/video/2014-09-14/ ... highlights

Pick 69: Logan Austin

Player bio
Former club: Belconnen
Age: 19
Height: 194cm
Weight: 86kg
Position: Defender
Developing player who recently switched to centre half-back after starting as a centre half-forward and pinch-hitting ruckman. Excellent closing speed and backs himself to mark and win the ball back for his team. Good kick and generally selects right option when rebounding from defence. Averaged eight possessions and five marks at 81 per cent efficiency in two hit-outs in the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships.

Logan Austin highlights:

http://www.portadelaidefc.com.au/video/ ... in-pick-69

Reminds me very much of Jack Hombsch (Ken Hinkley mentioned this in the AA presser). GWS academy player too.

Pick 78: Jesse Palmer

Player bio
Former club: North Ballarat Rebels
Age: 18
Height: 188cm
Weight: 81kg
Position: Forward
Inaccuracy in front of goal coast Palmer the TAC Cup goal kicking award in 2014, finishing 14 goals behind the winner with 35.32. He's a strong forward who spent the majority of 2014 deep in attack due to his marking ability. He rarely gets beaten one-on-one in a marking contest but will need to improve his endurance if he's offered a shot at AFL level.

Jesse Palmer Highlights:

http://www.afl.com.au/video/2014-09-24/ ... sse-palmer

Looks a lively forward. Kicked 35.32 in the TAC cup, so concerns regarding his accuracy.

Pick 84: Billy Frampton

Player bio
Former club: South Fremantle
Age: 18
Height: 199cm
Weight: 85kg
Position: Ruckman
Ruckman with good athletic ability, including natural leap and speed. At his best in both games against Vic Metro in the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships. Averaged 10 possessions, three marks and two clearances at 71 per cent during the carnival.

Billy Frampton highlights:

http://www.afl.com.au/video/2014-09-14/ ... -frampton-

valleys07 wrote:Jesse Palmer Highlights:

http://www.afl.com.au/video/2014-09-24/ ... sse-palmer

Looks a lively forward. Kicked 35.32 in the TAC cup, so concerns regarding his accuracy.

Butcher should sort that out for him....

It's not rocket science

From 1995-2000 we used PMS 321. From 2001-now we've used PMS 320.

So Port changed colours?