Jumper clash fails

[mcgarnacle]

Sydney might have something to say unfortunately lol

What would Sydney have to say?

Besides, for effectiveness, it should be simple all-white with red & black trim to be effective, IMO. Similar to Port and Fremantle. And as Bunk Moreland mentioned, used in just a couple of away matches a year.

 

[Cringle]

Gold Coast could probably just wear blue shorts. But not a big deal.

 

[Dan26]

Gold Coast could probably just wear blue shorts. But not a big deal.

Exactly. Why are Gold Coast wearing white shorts when white is not one of their colors, yet white is one of Sydney's colours???

There is still this obsession, or "culture" of wearing white shorts for away games, which is really a relic of the past, and not relevant anymore. Yet clubs still do it.

 

[Billy ray]

100% it should be blue shorts.

 

[Bunk Moreland]

White shorts don’t work and to top it off, they look really shit too.

All blue would be so much better.

 

[Billy ray]

We only wear it 1-3?times a year (away q clash plus away to gws/Sydney if thats fixtured). So surely they can make up blue shorts

 

[Lion_LegacyXL]

White shorts against Sydney looks terrible. The last time we played the Swans in Sydney we ended up wearing our full home kit.

 

[Soggy2112]

There was too much going on with both the Adelaide and Essendon uniforms. One of them needed to be simple. Although it was fine in the close shots, the two teams blended too much with the wide camera.

White strip without the sash. Have some basic red and black trim, like black and red band around the middle of the guernsey.

Our guernsey can be hard for clashes when watching from a distance because the stripes sort of blend together.

I’ve sometimes struggled to distinguish the Richmond clash from our jumper during day/twilight games when watching from the stands, despite those jumpers being vastly different.

 

[Bunk Moreland]

Jeez speaking of white shorts, what on gods earth have they done here…

Put north in white, hawks in brown… it’s. not. hard.

 

[mcgarnacle]

Jeez speaking of white shorts, what on gods earth have they done here…

Put north in white, hawks in brown… it’s. not. hard.

North want blue shorts with their blue stripes on white guernsey at home.

Hawthorn could've gone brown like last week at Gold Coast. White makes it messy.

 

[NorthernBastard]

White shorts completely unnecessary here for hawks

 

[Lion_LegacyXL]

Gold shorts would look good with that jumper

 

[Soggy2112]

I don’t get why teams can’t wear coloured shorts against the Roos blue the same way they do against Sydney and Gold Coast.

No one is getting royal blue and brown mixed up, and teams used to do it a lot in the early/mid-2000s.

 

[Heardy_101]

Exactly. Why are Gold Coast wearing white shorts when white is not one of their colors, yet white is one of Sydney's colours???

There is still this obsession, or "culture" of wearing white shorts for away games, which is really a relic of the past, and not relevant anymore. Yet clubs still do it.

Tell that to North.

 

[Billy ray]

Royal blue be nice

 

[phantom13]

Royal blue be nice

Yeh this is trash. They’re both wearing one offs for a yearly fixture now too. This is farcical

 

[hewetta]

The Melbourne home guernsey with the all red back would be ideal for this matchup

 

[Rob]

Incredible how the league can consistently **** this up.

 

[Billy ray]

40 years ago they could do it

 

[kickazz]

Royal blue be nice

Totally

The white shorts are making a significant difference here, but surely royal blue would be the go.

 

[BobbyMorri]

Thank god for white shorts.

A sentence I never thought I say. But it can work if the other team doesn't have any white. If the other team has white, then the away team has gotta go for a coloured short ala (Brown/Yellow Hawks or Red/Black Bombers)choose the shade that helps the most.

It is that simple.

 

[emuboy]

Back in the early 1990s, the jumpers worn by the North Sydney Bears and the Eastern Suburbs Roosters at the time used to clash pretty badly IIRC.

 

[kickazz]

Back in the early 1990s, the jumpers worn by the North Sydney Bears and the Eastern Suburbs Roosters at the time used to clash pretty badly IIRC.

So do the Wimbledon uniforms, but, like RL, you can tell which team is which by what side of the arena they are on.

 

[troybe]

Don’t forget Test match cricket, always clashing kits

 

[phantom13]

If the dees aren’t wearing a clash kit against Richmond in a stand alone yearly fixture as the away team then It’s pretty evident the whole system is cooked.