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St George had an alignment with Adelaide for a few years yeah
Discussion Strange or Interesting AFL Photos
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Yeah, I've got a Mooney from the 2011 grand final, I'm absolutely certain it's legit and I'm also pretty certain he wasn't even an emergency.
Teams for 2011 AFL grand final
Check out the teams for the 2011 AFL grand final at the MCG on Saturday.
I got it on eBay back in the day and it was an auction with one signed by Mooney and separate auction for one signed by the whole team, where the photos had Mooney holding them up and so on.
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This one popped up in article about Lauren Young who’s just been signed to the Port women’s team.
Obviously she’s playing for a Port NGA team, but the combination of the 2015-17 preseason design with the club logo we’ve had since 2020 is what’s interesting to me. It’s coupled with a layout you’d expect to see on a men’s design rather than what the AFLW clubs wear which makes it even more interesting because ISC hadn’t used that template for AFL men’s footy for some time when we brought in that logo. Would love to get my hands on one of these jumpers that’s for sure.
Obviously she’s playing for a Port NGA team, but the combination of the 2015-17 preseason design with the club logo we’ve had since 2020 is what’s interesting to me. It’s coupled with a layout you’d expect to see on a men’s design rather than what the AFLW clubs wear which makes it even more interesting because ISC hadn’t used that template for AFL men’s footy for some time when we brought in that logo. Would love to get my hands on one of these jumpers that’s for sure.
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This caught my eye when I was scrolling through Tatong's FB page while checking out its history as one of the only defunct country football clubs of the last ten years. An Adidas logo on a local footy jumper immediately jumped out at me.
This is the now defunct Tatong Football Club in 2009 wearing what can only appear to be prototype Collingwood guernseys from approximately 2006. They are emblazoned with embroidered VCFL and WorkSafe logos crudely patched over the AFL and Fly Emirates logos, although the Adidas sponsor remains.
My guess as to what happened here is that Adidas, using their new template for 2006 that was made up of two separate rounded sections, made its first attempt at a Collingwood guernsey and completely botched the alignment of the sleeves in the production process. Rather than nuke the guernseys, they may have offered them to a Victorian-based club who also wore black and white and were called the Magpies.
The timelines on this are the most interesting thing though, because this template stopped being used after the 2008 season and Collingwood switched to the 'bib' for 2009. Perhaps they were sent from Adidas to Tatong at the end of 2008?
Two final tidbits to add to this story. In 2008, the year prior to this photo being taken, Tatong actually wore the famed swooping magpie, where they won the reserves premiership in the below photo.
One year after what seems like Adidas' gift, Tatong moved to the Ovens & King Football League after the closure of the Benalla & District Football League, and in doing so decided to add teal to their colour scheme. The Magpies wore a unique teal-based swooping magpie jumper with a white-based bottom front half rather than the black-based version of the original.
This is the now defunct Tatong Football Club in 2009 wearing what can only appear to be prototype Collingwood guernseys from approximately 2006. They are emblazoned with embroidered VCFL and WorkSafe logos crudely patched over the AFL and Fly Emirates logos, although the Adidas sponsor remains.
My guess as to what happened here is that Adidas, using their new template for 2006 that was made up of two separate rounded sections, made its first attempt at a Collingwood guernsey and completely botched the alignment of the sleeves in the production process. Rather than nuke the guernseys, they may have offered them to a Victorian-based club who also wore black and white and were called the Magpies.
The timelines on this are the most interesting thing though, because this template stopped being used after the 2008 season and Collingwood switched to the 'bib' for 2009. Perhaps they were sent from Adidas to Tatong at the end of 2008?
Two final tidbits to add to this story. In 2008, the year prior to this photo being taken, Tatong actually wore the famed swooping magpie, where they won the reserves premiership in the below photo.
One year after what seems like Adidas' gift, Tatong moved to the Ovens & King Football League after the closure of the Benalla & District Football League, and in doing so decided to add teal to their colour scheme. The Magpies wore a unique teal-based swooping magpie jumper with a white-based bottom front half rather than the black-based version of the original.
And those swoop jumpers are a combination of Adidas and it looks like Sekem.
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Good pick-up!! So perhaps the club had a relationship?
All those butchered long sleeved
They don't look like prototypes, rather, longys converted to sleeveless jumpers.
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For a sec I thought it was a photo of Peter Bell.
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it's swooping season
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training jumper from the early 00s if i'm not mistaken
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Skechers have bought that apparel provider space. Not sure how much ISC would really care.
Also, players wear different boots so I don't see it being too much a problem.
ISC would simply be a supplier. They won't care
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it's swooping season
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surely it's not too late for a 30th anniversary remake?
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we never did a spoon, but did knives a chopping board, and a cheese board, weird trend that clubs are making kitchen appliances premiers merch, I don't mind the clever
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A plain wooden spoon sold at a bullshit price because it commemorates a premiership...
I think a lot of merchandise is for suckers because 95% of the cost is the licensing
That wooden spoon is the proof
I think a lot of merchandise is for suckers because 95% of the cost is the licensing
That wooden spoon is the proof
I got to give 'em credit, they know their supporter base.
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made sense for us, but Collingwood i don't know
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it has premiership text and logo on it and you can use it to flex and have a nice chacutery
Wooden spoon merch should only be sold to supporters of the team that finished bottom though...
