Not really tempted by Finals-themed merch anyway - who cares unless you win the GF, and if you don't, you wouldn't want to wear it
News Lions kits and supporter gear discussion
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Hollow Knight
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Received the "buy your 2024 members merch" email from the club but there don't seem to be any embedded links to actually find/purchase it.
Anyone able to figure it out?
Anyone able to figure it out?
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If you go to the lions shop and log in, there’s a MEMBER EXCLUSIVES SECTION. You have to be signed in.
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Interesting the navy polos, whereas the players are all wearing maroon ones.
Also, spotted this today
2023 AFL Reversible Guernsey - Player Issue
The official online merchandise store for the Brisbane Lions. Purchase direct from the Lions Shop and all profits stay with the Club.
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2024 AFL Training Guernsey - Bears
The official online merchandise store for the Brisbane Lions. Purchase direct from the Lions Shop and all profits stay with the Club.
shop.lions.com.au
2024 AFL Training Guernsey - Mens
The official online merchandise store for the Brisbane Lions. Purchase direct from the Lions Shop and all profits stay with the Club.
shop.lions.com.au
2024 AFL Training Guernsey - Fitzroy
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Absolutely not a fan of the Bears and Roy kits. Completely understand the concept, butchered the execution though. Ugh.2024 AFL Training Guernsey - Bears
The official online merchandise store for the Brisbane Lions. Purchase direct from the Lions Shop and all profits stay with the Club.2024 AFL Training Guernsey - Mens
The official online merchandise store for the Brisbane Lions. Purchase direct from the Lions Shop and all profits stay with the Club.2024 AFL Training Guernsey - Fitzroy
The official online merchandise store for the Brisbane Lions. Purchase direct from the Lions Shop and all profits stay with the Club.
McIvor
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The Lions one is even worse. Where on earth did that concept and colours come from. Almost as bad as that cameo monstrosity the players warmed up in this year.
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I actually loved the AFLW training kits this year, surprised they were never for sale to be honest.
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Away kit dropping the gold cuffs
McIvor
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I’m looking forward to seeing us playing in some heritage jumpers again of both Bears and Fitzroy. I don’t see why we need this saturation of indigenous jumpers year after year that don’t reflect anything of clubs history other than all being PC and virtual signaling and pandering to god only knows who. One game sure, but seems they have spilled into 2-4 games per year depending on which club once detriment of any other theme which the heritage round did every 2-3 years.
The Flying Belgian
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Make Australia Great Again, huh?
McIvor
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Who said that; something wrong with Heritage rounds or any other themed round than countless indigenous rounds, no issue with one but why the need for two or some clubs wearing the jumper in 4 plus games?
McIvor
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What’s the importance of having to wear it at home, I mean they never did that when they had heritage and other themed rounds in the past.
The Flying Belgian
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You continually use terms like "woke", "virtue signalling" and "snowflake" like you live on far-right discussion boards.
McIvor
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So, like many people, I see through the BS that exists today and refuse to conform to such sheep behaviour. Why does that make someone right wing.
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I too refuse to follow the woke sheep. For example, Woolworths stopped selling plastic flags and I made a completely independent choice to get mad about it.
The Flying Belgian
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You act like all the people you label as sheep haven't given serious thought about issues and reached their own conclusions. By reaching a lazy conclusion, you yourself are your own kind of sheep.
So where do you get terms like "snowflake", "virtue signalling" and "woke"? Come up with them yourself, did you? Who tends to use these terms?
And I didn't call you right-wing, I don't particularly care for reductive terms that much. I suggested you might frequent what are termed right-wing social media.
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