- Jun 23, 2004
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Home/stock jumper, as opposed to any potential clash jumper.
Would like some clarification from Mero/others in the know here: Has Essendon actually ever worn a 'straight' sash? Is there any major difference from today's jumper compared with the 1990 GF jumper, or the 2000 GF jumper?
Will also throw in something I've always wondered - one Mero may know - has Essendon ever had different shades of red? It would have something to do with the material and the manufacturer, but I've always thought that its 1999 jumper was brighter than it's 2000 one, for eg. And the black was a little lighter, a faded black, if that makes sense. The red, too, was faded a little. In the same year, Melbourne's red yoke was a different red, IMO, particularly at the start of the season - bordering on pink, as Jim Main pointed out in Inside Footy, as I recall.
What do you think?
As an aside, a general point about jumpers, I reckon Richmond, although it isn't traditional, needs to go back to the black back and yellow n.o. Looked far classier.
Cheers.
Would like some clarification from Mero/others in the know here: Has Essendon actually ever worn a 'straight' sash? Is there any major difference from today's jumper compared with the 1990 GF jumper, or the 2000 GF jumper?
Will also throw in something I've always wondered - one Mero may know - has Essendon ever had different shades of red? It would have something to do with the material and the manufacturer, but I've always thought that its 1999 jumper was brighter than it's 2000 one, for eg. And the black was a little lighter, a faded black, if that makes sense. The red, too, was faded a little. In the same year, Melbourne's red yoke was a different red, IMO, particularly at the start of the season - bordering on pink, as Jim Main pointed out in Inside Footy, as I recall.
What do you think?
As an aside, a general point about jumpers, I reckon Richmond, although it isn't traditional, needs to go back to the black back and yellow n.o. Looked far classier.
Cheers.