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Competition "What If" Wednesdays - Time Traveller Sneezes Edition: Week 63 - Glenelg to the AFL - 1997

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Marty McFly has done himself a mischief and has altered the course of Aussie footy in ways you can't imagine!
Get ready to dive into alternate futures!​

What is “What If” Wednesdays?
"What if" Wednesdays was a competition comprised of real-life football team proposals, merger propositions, former teams and a few hypotheticals brought to life by the FJGD community (eg. If the Melbourne-Hawthorn merger went ahead, if University/Fitzroy/Bris Bears stuck around, if Gold Coasts nickname were the Lifesavers etc.) it became this boards longest running competition (8/9/14 – 29/5/19). It has been revived under a meme cultured spin-off! Time traveller sneezes memes are all about butterfly effects on various things caused by a time traveller altering the past by means of a simple sneeze.

What’s new this time around?
This time or these times around, we will be flung into various timelines where our universes former teams, mergers, relocation proposals never existed or had its outcome altered slightly or severely! The list below is comprised of alternate timelines and the butterfly effect caused by our cheeky time traveller. Your job is to envision this outcome! Each comp will run for 1 week and the poll will run for 3 days. The winner picks the next team from the list below!

There are some routes you can go by if you're stuck:
  • The chosen team has entered their designated competition in the current year (unless specified) along with the current teams OR
  • You may design kits at any point in time unless strictly specified OR
  • Accompany your kits with a backstory on how the team came to be to help better envision the outcome
  • Use Google to search the history and stories behind what is being altered
  • There's no shame in using AI here, sometimes ideas just can't put into pixels right away so AI is there to help you with brainstorming ideas for your jumper(s)/logo and the backstory
The bare minimum for an entry is:
  • A home kit with just the front of the jumper showing
    (Back, shorts, socks are optional)
  • OPTIONAL Away kit (Home with white shorts is acceptable)
  • OPTIONAL 3rd kit and beyond!
    • Clash kit
    • Heritage kit
    • Other kit
  • OPTIONAL Club Logo (Highly Encouraged!)


Let’s see what has happened this time
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Our Timeline: Glenelg Tigers compete in the SANFL
Altered Timeline: They end up switching leagues and enter the AFL in 1997​



Basic Rules (Please read carefully):
  1. Kits and Logo must be in 1 picture (Makes polls easier to fit everything in)
  2. The kits can consist of just a Jumper's front (Back, Shorts and socks are optional but encouraged to give a full identity effect)
  3. Minimum 1 kit and there's no limit to how many kits you can include after that
    eg. Home and Away and/or Clash and/or Heritage and/or Others
    1. Designing a Home and away/clash kit is highly encouraged for that authentic feel and to develop that alternate universe experience
  4. Attempt to stay close to the altered timeline mentioned above
  5. Directly copying current football team kits/logos are not allowed
  6. For the logo, you may take inspiration from and/or alter any existing sports logo to drive home your design. Also logos made from scratch are more than welcome!
  7. Maximum 2 entries per person
  8. Any questions at all, please ask!
Specific Category Rules for this week:

League Transfers Rules:

  1. The entering team may need to alter their kit and/or logo to not directly copy or closely bear a resemblance to any of the teams in that league
  2. Attempt to create a slight variant of the entering club to better visualise that alternative timeline look, whether it’s the addition of a colour or 2, a redesign or a name change


Alternate timelines with categories
Bold
- Completed with poll results

Mergers
Relocations
League transfers
New Teams
Colour Corner
Specials
Cross-Code Craze


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Glenelg Tiger Snakes

Finally the mighty Tigers from SA join the AFL.

Of course they would not be allowed to use their jumper or logo.

But still wanting a Tiger in the name they opted for the deadly Tiger snake.

They decided also to go for completely new colours of copper and olive green.

Their collars yellow, and number yellow with black border to remind everyone who they were.

Initially when they presented their new jumper that both Richmond and the AFL accepted, the snake tail was also copper and olive green stripes.

But in the last minute they changed the tail to black yellow suggesting that the snake was tiger in snake clothing.

The Richmond board chuckled and accepted the change, and thus Glenelg Tiger Snakes jumper became official.

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With all of Glenelg's recent success it was time for the Bays to up the ante and apply for a license in the AFL. The application was accepted with Richmond objecting to the use of their demonyms. Glenelg used this opportunity to rebrand to the Leopards and thus a conflict was averted.
 
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Glenelg opted for orange to be the main colour coming from their inception in 1920 where they wore red, yellow and black with white knickers. Merging the red and yellow to make the said orange while keeping the traditional black and yellow so as not to clash with Richmond's identity and keep it unique to the club. The Bays would be the moniker going forward as it was used by supporters alongside the then official moniker 'The Tigers'
 
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Glenelg opted for orange to be the main colour coming from their inception in 1920 where they wore red, yellow and black with white knickers. Merging the red and yellow to make the said orange while keeping the traditional black and yellow so as not to clash with Richmond's identity and keep it unique to the club. The Bays would be the moniker going forward as it was used by supporters alongside the then official moniker 'The Tigers'

Awesome and so is that jocktag
 

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The waves are a lot. Maybe lessen the thickness?

Play on - maybe does take away from the logo but the aim is for the brash 90s look and if they did something to stand out to join the AFL. A more modern take I would definitely lessen the thickness and change it to be more of a background texture.
 

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Competition "What If" Wednesdays - Time Traveller Sneezes Edition: Week 63 - Glenelg to the AFL - 1997

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