No #16?
Nope. I love Daws, but Guthrie and Caddy are miles ahead for me
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No #16?
Liam Pickering,they should have retired that number for life at Geelong.Arrived in the mail today!
Time to move on. 23 belongs to Clutch Caddy now.Liam Pickering,they should have retired that number for life at Geelong.
Yeh you will get great value out of that,starting next year with around 20 games and Geelongs most improved, good pick.Time to move on. 23 belongs to Clutch Caddy now.
I'm quite confident you're right.Yeh you will get great value out of that,starting next year with around 20 games and Geelongs most improved, good pick.
While I've got ya there,I go back a long way,do me a favor don't ever grow a little mustache under that nose.I'm quite confident you're right.
While I've got ya there,I go back a long way,do me a favor don't ever grow a little mustache under that nose.
Caddy? That number will forever belong to Mr Fantastic Orren Stephenson!
Where did you hear this mate?Geelong looks to be wearing an "indigenous guernsey" some time in 2014.
http://www.goodscore.com.au/geelong-cats-2014-mens-indigenous-guernsey-size-med-p-149736.htmlWhere did you hear this mate?
is anyone else having issues opening this and seeing the actual jumper?http://www.goodscore.com.au/geelong-cats-2014-mens-indigenous-guernsey-size-med-p-149736.html
Assume we will wear this to open Indigenous Round in Round 11.
It's an interesting mentality we have here isn't it...
The biggest football (soccer) teams in the world like Man U and Barcelona make huge money and huge changes to their clash strip each year... and everyone embraces it... we can't handle it if something is slightly different.
FWIW I just want our clash jumper to look good... could be orange with the just think campaign and could look brilliant... that said I'm happy with this one as well
Assuming Facebook 'likes' is a good representative sample of supporter numbers, Manchester United has about 550 times as many supporters as Geelong.Firstly, just taking Manchester United. I think it's safe to say they've got slightly more supporters than footy clubs here do. Just a little bit more.
Secondly, and more importantly, they actually need to have alternatively strips. They play in a league that has around 90 professional teams (covering the 4 divisions). Sides that also wear predominantly red as their home kit include:
Liverpool, Arsenal, Cardiff City, Nottingham Forest, Middlesborough, Charlton Athletic, Stoke City, Southampton, Sunderland, Rotherham, Crewe, Doncaster, Swindon Town and so on.
How many teams here wear blue and white hoops apart from Geelong?
Norf wear blue and white stripes which clashes, Collingwood wear black and white stripes. Granted those are your only clashes but every team in the AFL still needs one.Firstly, just taking Manchester United. I think it's safe to say they've got slightly more supporters than footy clubs here do. Just a little bit more.
Secondly, and more importantly, they actually need to have alternatively strips. They play in a league that has around 90 professional teams (covering the 4 divisions). Sides that also wear predominantly red as their home kit include:
Liverpool, Arsenal, Cardiff City, Nottingham Forest, Middlesborough, Charlton Athletic, Stoke City, Southampton, Sunderland, Rotherham, Crewe, Doncaster, Swindon Town and so on.
How many teams here wear blue and white hoops apart from Geelong?
Norf wear blue and white stripes which clashes, Collingwood wear black and white stripes. Granted those are your only clashes but every team in the AFL still needs one.
You guys could have navy with white pinhoops once Collingwood eventually reverts to white with black stripes, or have an all red jumper (the jumper you wore in your early days).