Official Club Stuff Jumper template

[Ford Fairlane]

Hi all, the club is looking to create a pictorial history of Port Adelaide's guernseys and shorts through the years to present like this example from Richmond

Richmond jumper history

The club is after a blank template that they will add designs to and are looking for something from one of our posters.

A number of you are dab hands at producing guernsey short and sock variations so I'm assuming there is a standard template out there. If not and you design one for use, the club will acknowledge your efforts on the jumper history page.

 

[Dylan8]

Get them in contact with Mero from footyjumpers.com (where that Richmond archive is hosted). He has a display of all Port jumpers, as well as a consistent template in his archives.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

I have put them onto the footyjumpers website. You think that's the best bet?

 

[Dylan8]

I have put them onto the footyjumpers website. You think that's the best bet?

Mero is probably the only Australian football uniform historian in the world. If not the only one, he is the best.

North Melbourne have his jumpers on their website similar to that Richmond page you link.

 

[brad the brain]

I would have thought you might have sponsors and AFL/SANFL logos on them as well?
After all we did play for a time with those logos and even won a premiership with them.
It is interesting to see how the sponsors and their logos also varied over the years. That was part of the history too.Not only Vodafone,Scotts,Bianco,Soaring securities,Renault,Energy Australia and Foodbank.But also Nike,Reebok and ISC.They were all subtle changes on the jumpers.

 

[tribey]

Mero's my hero #twentytwo

 

[Malibu#27]

I could have sworn I'd seen a few pretty impressive templates used on this board (non mero) in recent years

Edit: looks like El_Scorcho is the man ....

 

[brad the brain]

I could have sworn I'd seen a few pretty impressive templates used on this board (non mero) in recent years

I have an impressive one on my avatar compliments of someone on Big Footy.Ok I know many don't like it but actually the V on the new jumper is the other way around.

 

[Duck Farmer]

I have an impressive one on my avatar compliments of someone on Big Footy.

Me too. Looking forward to seeing it in the club's pictorial history as the pinnacle of guernsey evolution.

 

[brad the brain]

Me too. Looking forward to seeing it in the club's pictorial history as the pinnacle of guernsey evolution.

I see it is already on footy jumpers .com.
They have a section of all the sponsors logos too.They have missed at least one indigenous round jumper of Emus designed by Jake Neade or his Mum?

 

[edgie]

I like the shorts from the early 2000s with the chunky teal stripe

 

[Dylan8]

I like the shorts from the early 2000s with the chunky teal stripe

Worked hand in hand with the chunky collar and cuffs of the same era. Post-Nike the SBS jumper just went on a downward spiral until the we switched to the current jumper.

 

[edgie]

Shorts in general look s**t these days, I don't think a single pair has improved in 10 years.

 

[Mero]

I have put them onto the footyjumpers website. You think that's the best bet?

I'm happy for the club to use whatever they like from the website.
As mentioned, I've shared stuff with other clubs in the past.
Brisbane, Melbourne, North, Collingwood & StKilda have all used the footyjumpers.com graphics on their websites. (And Richmond; obviously)
The AFL used them to promote Heritage Round many years ago.

My information on older Port jumpers comes from an interview with a Port historian named John Sincock.
I believe he was made a Life Member of the club through his efforts in researching the club's history.

For access go to www.footyjumpers.com and click on the link at the top for VFL/AFL CLub jumpers.
Find the Port logo on notepaper and click on that.
All jumpers have a folder, Home Away etc.
Use what you like with permission.
The only disclaimer is to have a link to the footyjumpers.com website on the page where the jumpers are, similar to what Richmond have on the page in the OP.

Oh, and sponsors?

 

[captain ebert]

Shorts in general look s**t these days,

Especially when the manufacturer uses brown black instead of jet black.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

I'm happy for the club to use whatever they like from the website.
As mentioned, I've shared stuff with other clubs in the past.
Brisbane, Melbourne, North, Collingwood & StKilda have all used the footyjumpers.com graphics on their websites. (And Richmond; obviously)
The AFL used them to promote Heritage Round many years ago.

My information on older Port jumpers comes from an interview with a Port historian named John Sincock.
I believe he was made a Life Member of the club through his efforts in researching the club's history.

For access go to www.footyjumpers.com and click on the link at the top for VFL/AFL CLub jumpers.
Find the Port logo on notepaper and click on that.
All jumpers have a folder, Home Away etc.
Use what you like with permission.
The only disclaimer is to have a link to the footyjumpers.com website on the page where the jumpers are, similar to what Richmond have on the page in the OP.

Oh, and sponsors?

Thanks Mero. I've sent links to your site and this thread to the club to sort through how they might want to progress.

 

[Jones2ByrneJones]

I have a couple of points to make in regards to early jumper accuracy on footyjumpers. I brought it up with you Mero a while ago but I can't remember if we fixed it.

I'll post about it when I finish home.

 

[Dalphonso]

I'm happy for the club to use whatever they like from the website.
As mentioned, I've shared stuff with other clubs in the past.
Brisbane, Melbourne, North, Collingwood & StKilda have all used the footyjumpers.com graphics on their websites. (And Richmond; obviously)
The AFL used them to promote Heritage Round many years ago.

My information on older Port jumpers comes from an interview with a Port historian named John Sincock.
I believe he was made a Life Member of the club through his efforts in researching the club's history.

For access go to www.footyjumpers.com and click on the link at the top for VFL/AFL CLub jumpers.
Find the Port logo on notepaper and click on that.
All jumpers have a folder, Home Away etc.
Use what you like with permission.
The only disclaimer is to have a link to the footyjumpers.com website on the page where the jumpers are, similar to what Richmond have on the page in the OP.

Oh, and sponsors?

I think we did have Soaring Securities as a sponsor for half a season or so back a couple of years ago?

 

[Mero]

I think we did have Soaring Securities as a sponsor for half a season or so back a couple of years ago?

I only have the front sponsors.
Soaring sponsored the back.

 

[Coobk001]

I'm happy for the club to use whatever they like from the website.
As mentioned, I've shared stuff with other clubs in the past.
Brisbane, Melbourne, North, Collingwood & StKilda have all used the footyjumpers.com graphics on their websites. (And Richmond; obviously)
The AFL used them to promote Heritage Round many years ago.

My information on older Port jumpers comes from an interview with a Port historian named John Sincock.
I believe he was made a Life Member of the club through his efforts in researching the club's history.

For access go to www.footyjumpers.com and click on the link at the top for VFL/AFL CLub jumpers.
Find the Port logo on notepaper and click on that.
All jumpers have a folder, Home Away etc.
Use what you like with permission.
The only disclaimer is to have a link to the footyjumpers.com website on the page where the jumpers are, similar to what Richmond have on the page in the OP.

Oh, and sponsors?

Quoted because you deserve it. Great work. Sharing your gatherings with the masses is exactly the purpose of gathering it, but to give your work to others takes an unselfish attitude which you must be commended for.

P.s. love your site.

 

[Mero]

Quoted because you deserve it. Great work. Sharing your gatherings with the masses is exactly the purpose of gathering it, but to give your work to others takes an unselfish attitude which you must be commended for.

P.s. love your site.

Unlike those we are accustomed to dealing with in the world of football websites, I just love footy.
I do not research and put together for my own ends, but simply because someone should.
I see my role as custodian of the information until someone better equipped or as interested as I am picks up the baton and runs with it and probably does a better job than me.

Glad you enjoy what I have loved collecting and creating.

 

[brad the brain]

I only have the front sponsors.
Soaring sponsored the back.

Actually I never saw it on the front .I only saw it on the back

 

[brad the brain]

I see it is already on footy jumpers .com.
They have a section of all the sponsors logos too.They have missed at least one indigenous round jumper of Emus designed by Jake Neade or his Mum?

Found it on Big Footy

 

[HaroldOliver]

Me too. Looking forward to seeing it in the club's pictorial history as the pinnacle of guernsey evolution.

Re: your avatar.

That's somewhat like how I'd look in the BiB home guernsey.

 

[chiwigi]

I'm happy for the club to use whatever they like from the website.
As mentioned, I've shared stuff with other clubs in the past.
Brisbane, Melbourne, North, Collingwood & StKilda have all used the footyjumpers.com graphics on their websites. (And Richmond; obviously)
The AFL used them to promote Heritage Round many years ago.

My information on older Port jumpers comes from an interview with a Port historian named John Sincock.
I believe he was made a Life Member of the club through his efforts in researching the club's history.

For access go to www.footyjumpers.com and click on the link at the top for VFL/AFL CLub jumpers.
Find the Port logo on notepaper and click on that.
All jumpers have a folder, Home Away etc.
Use what you like with permission.
The only disclaimer is to have a link to the footyjumpers.com website on the page where the jumpers are, similar to what Richmond have on the page in the OP.

Oh, and sponsors?

I have long loved the site, but I am impressed that you are offering use! Thank you!