News New Jumpers for 2022

[Red Crow]

Please lets keep discussion to actual confirmations, legitimate news items and credible leaks only. Remember that any of your own design ideas do not belong in this thread, but are to go in the Jumper Ideas thread.

A change will not be considered to be confirmed until it has either been announced by the club or leaked by a retailer.

If you do come across some information, please make sure to post your sources with any confirmed releases, and clearly state any rumours or leaks.

Cheers, and enjoy!

REMINDER: TROLLS WHO DELIBERATELY POST FALSE OR MISLEADING INFORMATION WILL BE CARDED



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Spoiler: Changes for 2022

Adelaide
New Rear Sponsor - TBA (Replacing Optus) - Confirmed 28/8/21.


Brisbane Lions


Carlton


Collingwood
New Rear Sponsor - TBA (Replacing CGU) - Confirmed 9/2/21; Source.


Essendon


Fremantle


Geelong


Gold Coast


Greater Western Sydney


Hawthorn


Melbourne


North Melbourne
New Manufacturer - Puma - Confirmed 28/10/21; Source.
New home jumper - return to white base - Rumoured; Source.
New away/clash jumper - rumoured to be Bounding Roo; Source.


Port Adelaide


Richmond
New Front Sponsor - nib (moves from back to front) - Confirmed 18/10/21; Source.
New Back Sponsor - Latitude - Confirmed 5/11/20; Source.


St Kilda


Sydney


West Coast


Western Bulldogs

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[Zer0]

It'd be boss if they joint announced In-N-Out coming to Australia

 

[exile]

It'd be boss if they joint announced In-N-Out coming to Australia

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and of all the places to launch... adelaide

they've done a few pop up stores on the gold coast & sydney over the years (i heard to keep their name registered or something?).

 

[Craegus]

It'd be boss if they joint announced In-N-Out coming to Australia

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They don't expand in the US, so it is never going to happen with expansion here.

 

[E92_]

It'd be boss if they joint announced In-N-Out coming to Australia

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Had it last year... it's nothing special.

 

[Craegus]

Had it last year... it's nothing special.

We will agree to disagree there.

 

[fancyscum]

Had it last year... it's nothing special.

Hard agree on this. Shake Shack > In-n-out and its not even close.

 

[Racheles Pocket]

In the late 90s the Burger King trademark in Australia lapsed, Burger King US started opening Burger King stores in Australia (mostly the one's next to Shell petrol stations) then Hungry Jack's sued them in 2001 for breach of their franchise agreement and now only Hungry Jack's is left.

 

[Billy ray]

In the late 90s the Burger King trademark in Australia lapsed, Burger King US started opening Burger King stores in Australia (mostly the one's next to Shell petrol stations) then Hungry Jack's sued them in 2001 for breach of their franchise agreement and now only Hungry Jack's is left.

 

[Zac_Barker]

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The 2nd Maccas one looks good

 

[Heardy_101]

Never. HJ's was founded in WA by Jack Cowin (as the Burger King franchisee), and West Coast has only ever been sponsored by HJ's.

Might've been the old logo then

 

[MIKE85]

It’s pretty much always been the exact same logo. Except for 2018 when they introduced the red box around the burger, and the abomination that was the 2019 text only logo.

 

[TheLoungeLizard]

What's with people in Australia and a fascination with US fast food chains?

 

[RedmanWasHere]

What's with people in Australia and a fascination with US fast food chains?

For me personally, I just want to see more names and different names down under.

White Castle, Sonic, In-N-Out, Krystal and 5 Guys.

Give me more chips please.

Blimpies and Chipotle ain't doing that for me.

Further, if I want a company to supply the salt for these chips, bring Morton Salt down under.

 

[Craegus]

What's with people in Australia and a fascination with US fast food chains?

Australian's want what they can't have, until they can have it, then they don't want it.

For me personally, I just want to see more names and different names down under.

White Castle, Sonic, In-N-Out, Krystal and 5 Guys.

Give me more chips please.

Blimpies and Chipotle ain't doing that for me.

Further, if I want company to supply the salt for these chips, bring Morton Salt down under.

Won't happen, Aussies have very specific tastes when it comes to fast food, despite how much people want things, when they get here their models don't work and they fail. That is why we have so few US fast food brands.

Also on the salt front:

https://usafoods.com.au/pages/search-results-page?q=Morton

You're welcome!!!

 

[Heardy_101]

Five Guys are already in Australia by the way.

They have a store in Sydney and are opening one in Adelaide.

 

[Craegus]

Five Guys are already in Australia by the way.

They have a store in Sydney and are opening one in Adelaide.

Yes they are, now that lockdown is over, I am thinking of heading up to it on the weekend to give it a go.

 

[Nickimus Rex]

So many american brands coming over now, we have a bunch of Taco Bell's up in Brissie now (not the first attempt at opening those stores in aus though), as well as Carl's Jnr.

 

[Supercheapgiants]

So many american brands coming over now, we have a bunch of Taco Bell's up in Brissie now (not the first attempt at opening those stores in aus though), as well as Carl's Jnr.

I saw a little caesers once but that shut down quickly. There was also a taco bell next to it which had the same story.

 

[Storm20]

and of all the places to launch... adelaide

they've done a few pop up stores on the gold coast & sydney over the years (i heard to keep their name registered or something?).

Adelaide - well South Australia has historically been a well known place that companies would market test in

 

[SC26]

So many american brands coming over now, we have a bunch of Taco Bell's up in Brissie now (not the first attempt at opening those stores in aus though), as well as Carl's Jnr.

Popeyes may be coming here too.
And then Jollibee (basically Filipino KFC) is almost 100% coming here.

Hopefully this happens because KFC needs some actual competition.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Now that there's too much fast food talk here to erect a food court, maybe I should create a thread dedicated to fast food movements and general international retail inroads in Australia.

Back to the topic.

November's draft could see some new kits I reckon.

 

[acm21]

With nib taking primary sponsorship at tigers (which needs to be updated in the op). Is latitude taking over nib, or is nib going to be front and back.

 

[Swooping_Magpie]

I noticed that CGU do not appear as one of our partners on https://www.collingwoodfc.com.au/club/partners

Perhaps LaTrobe Financial taking over CGU's job? Or maybe Emirates will appear on the front, back and shorts.
Either way I created this to suggest that LaTrobe Financial will be our new back sponsor

 

[Zac_Barker]

What's with people in Australia and a fascination with US fast food chains?

Because Australia doesn’t have many Fast food Chains that are from here

 

[BringBackTheAnchor]

Because Australia doesn’t have many Fast food Chains that are from here

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