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In an alternate timeline, this happened...
Our Timeline: Glenelg Tigers compete in the SANFL
Altered Timeline: They end up switching leagues and enter the AFL in 1997
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Entry 1 Sam Hall
Entry 2 _Damo_
Entry 3 terrybull
"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.
Design designed by myself with AI assistance. "
Entry 4 troybe
"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."
Entry 5 SilvaComet
Entry 6 1990crow
Entry 7 cannavo
"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'. "
Entry 8 DAT8
Alternate timelines with categories
Bold - Completed with poll results
Mergers
- Melbourne - St Kilda merger (1995)
- Tasmania - Fitzroy Merger
- Sydney - Fitzroy Merger
- Gold Coast Suns seek merger with Sharks to stay alive
- Fitzroy - Brisbane (Fitzroy Bears)
- Tasmania agree to merger with North Melbourne
- Port Melbourne granted VFL licensed but only if they merge with Fitzroy
- Williamstown merge with Footscray – 1989
- Norwood / Port Adelaide AFL merger (1991)
- South Melbourne - Footscray merger
- South Melbourne - North Melbourne merger
- Saints relocate to NZ
- Essendon relocate to NT to become Alice Springs
- Hawthorn relocate to Canberra
- Fitzroy relocate to Canberra
- Fitzroy relocate to Brisbane in the 80s (Prior to the Bears existing)
- South Melbourne relocate to Tasmania
- South Melbourne relocate to Canberra
- Fitzroy complete move to North Sydney - 1980
- Footscray relocate to Queensland - 1981
- Fitzroy relocate to Perth - 1981
- GWS relocate to Canberra
- Melbourne relocate to Mars
- Fitzroy relocate to South Africa - 1997
- West Coast Eagles to the SANFL
- Brisbane Bears to the SANFL
- Fitzroy to the SANFL - 1981
- Footscray to the SANFL - 1981
- Adelaide Uni to the SANFL - 1991 (cannot use only black and white)
- Collingwood to the SANFL - 1997
- East Perth to the VFL - 1980
- Norwood to the AFL
- Launceston to the AFL
- Essendon to the WAFL
- Perth to the AFL (Merger of Perth, East Perth & West Perth)
- Glenelg to the AFL - 1997
- Geelong West to the VFL - 1976
- Swan Districts to the AFL - 1991
- Port Adelaide crows join the AFL - 1991
- Papua New Guinea enter the AFL
- Limestone Coast join the SANFL
- Mount Gambier join the SANFL
- Sydney enter as a separate team (Bloods stay in Vic)
- Darwin join the AFL - 1991
- Public Service Football Club join the VFL
- Gold Coast fold, new North Queensland team take their place - 2030
- NZ enter 90's State of Origin
- Broome become the 2nd WA AFL team
- Gold Coast hijack Brisbane Bears VFL entry - 1986
- Hobart to the AFL (Can't use Devils branding)
- Newcastle team to the AFL
- Southwest of WA to the AFL
- Tea Tree Gully & Modbury merge to make tenth SANFL team (2014)
- West Coast Eagles VFL kits altered due to Williamstown sharing the same colours
- GWS keep their 'Team GWS' colours
- Port Adelaide retain their Magenta
- Adelaide's hurried concept
(Adelaide board hastily attain clothes from local sport store and use the 5 colours to design their new AFL team) - Fremantle keep Red & Green, remove Purple & White
- Williamstown join the VFL in 1925 - design a late '90s/early '00s clash/away guernsey for them (1995-2005)
- Hawthorn release Ochre jumper - 2000
- Skittle's sponsor Essendon and release special guernsey
- Heidelberg Warriors align with Collingwood for 1 season - 1996
- Melbourne remain as 'The Invincible Whites'
- Collingwood remain as 'Britannia'
- Carlton remain as 'The Cockatoos'
- Hawthorn remain as 'The Mayblooms'
- BigFooty X Gold Coast Suns (BigFooty becomes the majority stakeholder, and primary sponsor of Gold Coast, requesting a new jumper set with the deal)
