How many guernsey variations has each club had?

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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby Mickyj » Sat Jun 14, 2008 7:45 pm

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West Torrens had blue and gold vertical stripes up to 1941. After the war, they changed to blue with a gold sash, then altered to blue with a large gold eagle on the chest (my favourite). Then in the early 70s went to blue with a smaller eagle on the upper chest, then back to blue and gold vertical stripes. When Kerley took over, they reverted to the blue with gold sash.


So what about jumpers pre 1941 .Were West Torrens always Blue and yellow(I should know that :oops: ).Back when they were Port Natives what colours did the team wear?.
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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby Aerie » Sun Jun 15, 2008 10:46 pm

Mickyj wrote:So what about jumpers pre 1941 .Were West Torrens always Blue and yellow(I should know that :oops: ).Back when they were Port Natives what colours did the team wear?.


According to fullpointsfooty.net, Port Natives/West Torrens were originally red and white, then black and gold. I never knew that...
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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby Mickyj » Mon Jun 16, 2008 4:53 pm

Aerie wrote:
Mickyj wrote:So what about jumpers pre 1941 .Were West Torrens always Blue and yellow(I should know that :oops: ).Back when they were Port Natives what colours did the team wear?.


According to fullpointsfooty.net, Port Natives/West Torrens were originally red and white, then black and gold. I never knew that...


All I can say is thank someone we do not wear those shocking colours today :wink:
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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby Mr66 » Mon Jun 16, 2008 9:20 pm

HeartBeatsTrue wrote:Norwood still today have no red trim on their long sleeve guernseys.



Can anyone shed some light on why this is?
This has annoyed and puzzled me for 30+ years. :? :-k
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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby Sojourner » Thu Jun 19, 2008 2:04 pm

Mr66 wrote:
HeartBeatsTrue wrote:Norwood still today have no red trim on their long sleeve guernseys.



Can anyone shed some light on why this is?
This has annoyed and puzzled me for 30+ years. :? :-k


Part of the reason is that it is because the focus of Norwoods emblem being the RedLegs.

In theory the winter socks were traditionally pulled up high, highlighting the red colour, yet when a short sleeved gurnsey is called for the socks are pulled down neccessitating the adding of red to the guernsey to keep the colours consistant.
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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby MatteeG » Thu Jun 19, 2008 2:22 pm

Didnt the Eagles wear a white guernsey against Norf the other year??
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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby spell_check » Fri Jun 20, 2008 8:58 pm

MatteeG wrote:Didnt the Eagles wear a white guernsey against Norf the other year??


2005 I think, this was for a promotion of Barry Stoodley Pty Ltd http://www.barrystoodley.com.au/, as they had been a long term sponsor of the club.
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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby spell_check » Fri Jun 20, 2008 9:03 pm

I reakon it was this match:

Round 17 2005
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North 3.4 7.7 10.10 13.10 (88)
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Incidentally, to give an idea of how crowds have picked up since 2005, after Round 10 until the finals, there was just one 5000+ crowd - and that was an Eagles/West match! (Ok, it was the first match back at Thebarton, though) ;)
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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby Magpiespower » Sun Jun 22, 2008 4:51 pm

For the life of me, the luddite I am couldn't post Port's post-WWII guernseys on here.

But I could on a Port Magpies Facebook group.

If anyone's interested...

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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby FattyLumpkin » Sat Jul 05, 2008 3:06 pm

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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby Dirko » Sat Jul 05, 2008 3:26 pm

No lace ups. The Port jumper has fake lace ups... :?
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Re: How many guernsey variations has each club had?

Postby SimonH » Fri Jul 11, 2008 2:06 pm

Sojourner wrote:
Mr66 wrote:
HeartBeatsTrue wrote:Norwood still today have no red trim on their long sleeve guernseys.



Can anyone shed some light on why this is?
This has annoyed and puzzled me for 30+ years. :? :-k


Part of the reason is that it is because the focus of Norwoods emblem being the RedLegs.

In theory the winter socks were traditionally pulled up high, highlighting the red colour, yet when a short sleeved gurnsey is called for the socks are pulled down neccessitating the adding of red to the guernsey to keep the colours consistant.
One of those questions that just paddled around in the back of my mind, never actually coming to the front, for 30 years. And this seems like as credible an answer as any*. Good on you.

* Although it loses all relevance when it comes to Norwood's all-time games record holder, who of course always had his socks down in all weather conditions and circumstances. (In one of those embarrassing small-town media things, I think some commentator even made 'Does Macca have no respect?' the issue du jour when there was a vice-regal attendance at a big final and Macca was the only one of 40 standing around for the national anthem with jumper out and socks down.)
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