Resource www.footyjumpers.com

[The_torpedo]

If it was preseason I'd have included it

Back on to this, why not just put it in the promotional/one off jumpers section for Melbourne?

 

[Power Raid]

Brisbane 2005 Heritage. Lion has dark blue stroke not yellow.

this is my favourite fitzroy guernsey

 

[Andonis1997]

Back on to this, why not just put it in the promotional/one off jumpers section for Melbourne?

Because they're for jumpers worn during the season.

 

[Mero]

Back on to this, why not just put it in the promotional/one off jumpers section for Melbourne?

My line of demarcation is official AFL game. Games of this nature don't count. And worse, if I include this one then I get emails from people asking me to include obscure jumpers that were possibly used but difficult to verify.

 

[The_torpedo]

My line of demarcation is official AFL game. Games of this nature don't count. And worse, if I include this one then I get emails from people asking me to include obscure jumpers that were possibly used but difficult to verify.

Fair enough

 

[Klim]

Mero the Essendon clash jumper has a black shoulderpanel on the left side.

 

[TheLoungeLizard]

Maybe it was my youth, but I loved that crows clash jumper.

 

[Andonis1997]

Maybe it was my youth, but I loved that crows clash jumper.

I still love it..

 

[DEMONS22]

2017 Melbourne BCNA jumper to be worn on Sunday v Hawthorn

 

[Bacon Warrior]

That's a huge number.

 

[MKMatty]

That's a huge number.

Gotta use that blank space up somehow I guess.

 

[Storm20]

Hey Mero just an interesting old article I found around player numbers.

One of the paragraphs from a match in 1897 involving Adelaide, Tasmania & Carlton around players having small numbers on their breast. Couldn't find anything on your website around this.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...s/news-story/49a85ca8f20185fab2fd71844e9a94e7

 

[Mero]

Hey Mero just an interesting old article I found around player numbers.

One of the paragraphs from a match in 1897 involving Adelaide, Tasmania & Carlton around players having small numbers on their breast. Couldn't find anything on your website around this.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...s/news-story/49a85ca8f20185fab2fd71844e9a94e7

First I've ever heard of it, though I have really only looked into 'official' VFL games, and not exhibition games

 

[Rainier Wolfcastle]

First I've ever heard of it, though I have really only looked into 'official' VFL games, and not exhibition games

This is from www.hardballget.net's history of the 1911 SA state jumper:

1911 National Carnival

A feature of the carnival was the use of numbers by all teams. The South Australians added a white number panel to the back of their jumpers with undersized black numbers. In the years prior to this match the use of jumper numbers had only been trialled on a handful of occasions:

- May 28, 1887: Carlton v Adelaide FC at (MCG) [the numbers were worn on the chest rather than the back]
- May 30, 1887: Tasmania v Adelaide FC (MCG)
- May 23, 1903: Fitzroy v Collingwood (SCG)
- May 28, 1904: Melbourne v Essendon (SCG)
- June 24, 1905: VFA v South Australia (Punt Road Oval)
- 1905: Port Melbourne wore numbers throughout the season.

Later in 1911 the VFL adopted numbers during their finals series and by 1912 numbers had become a standard part of the uniform.

https://www.hardballget.net/rep-uniforms-sa-1908-1929.html

 

[Mero]

This is from www.hardballget.net's history of the 1911 SA state jumper:

1911 National Carnival

A feature of the carnival was the use of numbers by all teams. The South Australians added a white number panel to the back of their jumpers with undersized black numbers. In the years prior to this match the use of jumper numbers had only been trialled on a handful of occasions:

- May 28, 1887: Carlton v Adelaide FC at (MCG) [the numbers were worn on the chest rather than the back]
- May 30, 1887: Tasmania v Adelaide FC (MCG)
- May 23, 1903: Fitzroy v Collingwood (SCG)
- May 28, 1904: Melbourne v Essendon (SCG)
- June 24, 1905: VFA v South Australia (Punt Road Oval)
- 1905: Port Melbourne wore numbers throughout the season.

Later in 1911 the VFL adopted numbers during their finals series and by 1912 numbers had become a standard part of the uniform.

http://www.hardballget.net/state-jumpers---south-australia-1908-1929.html

Do you get the feeling 'research' for journalists these days has become looking up hardballget.net and footyjumpers.com?

 

[MKMatty]

Do you get the feeling 'research' for journalists these days has become looking up hardballget.net and footyjumpers.com?

It's like Wikipedia, but reliable.

 

[Mero]

OK, so all jumpers are now updated, including Klim's fixes.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Do you get the feeling 'research' for journalists these days has become looking up hardballget.net and footyjumpers.com?

I'd argue it expands to other websites too.

How much unaccountability there is out there we read about it.

If certain guernsey's weren't used, they'd argue to the hilt those guernsey's were played in.

 

[The_torpedo]

Hey Mero, the yoke on the lions clash needs to be lower:

 

[SC26]

Hey Mero, the yoke on the lions clash needs to be lower:

and bigger too.

 

[SC26]

2006/2007/2008 Crows guernsey needs the AFL, Adidas and Toyota Camry logo bigger and higher up, and slightly higher hoops.

 

[SC26]

The "Seasons by Seasons" page for 2006 has the wrong Western Bulldogs jumper, it needs to be this one made by Diadora.

And in 2006 the Diadora logo was under the collar.

 

[SC26]

The ISC logo on the guernsey is badly misaligned, and the wrong ISC logo is on the shorts.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

2006/2007/2008 Crows guernsey needs the AFL, Adidas and Toyota Camry logo bigger and higher up, and slightly higher hoops.

That's one ugly guernsey.

Bloody hell.

 

[Mero]

China jumpers added for Port & Suns
Country jumpers added for Geelong and Essendon.