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They're awesome pie_machine . You wouldn't happen to use Illustrator would you mate? Perhaps you could give a few of us a hand with a soccer template some time down the road (check out the A-League Kit Guide thread on this board)
They're awesome pie_machine . You wouldn't happen to use Illustrator would you mate? Perhaps you could give a few of us a hand with a soccer template some time down the road (check out the A-League Kit Guide thread on this board)
Mate i've already posted a template.
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Richmond Blue Tigers
Team colours
To reveal the mystery of the Richmond Blue Tigers jumper designs, invert the RGB codes of the clash jumper...
- Three shades of blue: navy blue (from Carlton), pale blue (similar to Carlton's M&M and 2011-12 clash jumpers) and a mysterious royal blue that doesn't appear to relate to either Richmond or Carlton
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Melbourne Lions
Team colours:
The Melbourne Lions' jumpers are based on Brisbane's premiership jumper (with Costa's exceptional logo). The layout of colours is based on Melbourne: navy at the bottom, red on the yoke. The kit is completed by Melbourne's iconic red socks. The clash jumper is a recoloured version of the home; white was deliberately chosen, not only to minimise clashes, but also as a reference to Melbourne's early days as the "Invincible Whites".
- Navy blue (from Melbourne, but also worn historically by Fitzroy)
- Red (again from Melbourne, and also again worn by Fitzroy)
- Gold (from Brisbane)
I could have lived with this.
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Sydney Giants
Team colours:
The Giants overthrow the Swans as the predominant team in Sydney and the result is the Sydney Giants. The mascot and colours are taken from GWS; the jumper designs are taken from Sydney, similar to their current home and clash. The Opera House of course remains white, whilst the orange yoke could be seen to represent a golden sunset sky.
- Charcoal (from GWS)
- Orange (also from GWS)
- White (from both GWS and Sydney)
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GWS Swans
Team colours:
The Swans move into Sydney's west (and beyond) as the GWS Swans. The home and clash jumpers are both based on GWS's current jumper. The negative space of the G logo is replaced by a swan's head. Coincidentally, the team colours (and less coincidentally, circular logo) are not dissimilar to another Western Sydney team.
- Charcoal (from GWS)
- Red (from Sydney, and also pre-AFL GWS)
- White (from both GWS and Sydney)
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South Melbourne Giants
Team colours:
Football leaves New South Wales and returns to South Melbourne with the South Melbourne Swans. The home jumper is based on the original South Melbourne VFL jumper from 1897. The almost-black shorts are a reference to those worn by South Melbourne from 1922 to 1974. The clash jumper features a V, similar to that worn for the majority of South Melbourne's history, as well as the Giants pre-AFL. The preseason jumper is mostly orange and features a triangular logo, just like the one-jumper worn by South Melbourne in 1979 Escort Cup against South Fremantle.
- Orange (from GWS, but slightly more reddish as a reference to Sydney)
- Charcoal (also from GWS)
- White (from both GWS and Sydney)
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Canberra Swans
Team colours:
In a bonanza of TLAs (three letter acronyms), the AFL retreats from NSW to GWS's second home: the ACT. As well as being the footballing mascot of Sydney, the swan also features on the ACT coat of arms, which is the basis for the Canberra Swans logo. The home and away jumpers are based on Sydney's current home jumper, with Sydney Opera House replaced by Telstra Tower from GWS's Canberra jumper. The home jumper is almost black (or charcoal) as a reference to Black Mountain, the setting for Telstra Tower. The preseason jumper also features Telstra Tower, forming a sash as a reference to South Melbourne's red sash from 1907.
- Orange (from GWS, but slightly more yellowish as a reference to the gold worn specially for Canberra's centenary)
- Charcoal (also from GWS)
- White (from both GWS and Sydney)
Coming soon: Carlton and Richmond...