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Lemon Boi said:
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It appears that in 1986 most North Melbourne players wore guernseys with eight blue stripes, instead of six.
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The six-striped variation (FootyJumpers 1981–95) was more common again from 1987 but some of these eight-striped guernseys appeared now and then.

Cheers, Lemon Boi :lemon:
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The 80s were a period of lace-ups, and different sizes of jumpers all offering different variations.
Lace-ups tended to be wider stripes than regular acrylic jumpers, and larger sizes often mean more stripes than some of their teammates.
Smaller size jumpers would have only had three stripes.

But I'll have a look and see.
There's not that many games from 86 to review the North jumpers online.
I do actually have a version of it
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Looked through YouTube, Trove & Footy Record online all evening.
Came to the conclusion in agreement that the 1986 jumpers are a new design.
The stripes are actually thinner than the 1985 jumpers, and therefore all jumpers had stripes on the sides of the jumper.
The next year (1987) it appears the side stripes were removed, even though the stripes on the front were no wider than before.
This marks the first season of North wearing Blue stripes on a White jumper.
The Home page has therefore been amended.
http://www.footyjumpers.com/kangarooshome.htm

All Uniforms have been updated as well:

Season by Season Jumpers

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Liam Boy said:
It's a shame they can't seem to get consistent stripe width right on printed form fitting jumpers, that was a great look. I'd like to see a return to 6 wider stripes, to get rid of the big white voids on either side of the jumper (like how hawthorn and collingwood's stripes are.) but this would also be a great change and would set us apart. Of course, every VFL/AFL flag we've ever won was in a 6 stripe jumper so maybe that ship has sailed.
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I think that this guernsey worn by Malcolm Blight has six blue and six white stripes of even width all the way around with blue centered down the front and a number panel on the back. Instead of a white panel down the side there is a white stripe.
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Cheers, Lemon Boi :lemon:
 

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Melbourne’s royal blue guernsey appears almost sky blue on FootyJumpers compared to the more Footscray blue it appears in photos.
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Cheers, Lemon Boi :lemon:
 
That's another group of files that have been overwritten with an older version.

This is what those images looked like 3 years ago.
I've uploaded the current version of the 1975-1986 uniforms and they're all in the same Blue as Footscray and North wore in the same era.
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I'll post them here to show the differences.
Version on the site was the Lighter Blue, it should now be the White shorts version.

Thank you for bringing it to my attention.
 
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Gold Coast Suns have worn their guernsey with the transparent Hostplus logo including the font from 2016-2019
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They have also worn Covermore for away matches from 2018- present
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From 2020, the Suns will have the Hostplus logo with a navy box around it
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Back again, etc.

On FootyJumpers, longies disappear in the early 1960s as more players began to wear sleeveless guernseys in most matches.
But what about the matches when more than half the players on one team wore longies? Shouldn’t their avatar be in a longy for that match?

An example of this is Round 19 1981 when twelve Richmond players wore longies due to the wind at Moorabbin.
Another such match was Round 11 1989 when thirteen Brisbane players wore longies due to the wretched conditions at the M.C.G.

I believe it is necessary to display these rare occurrences on your website; I consider them equal to “one-off” matches such as that Orange Kangaroos match in 2000.

Here are the basic designs, modified from your template to include sleeves, shorts and socks.
RI 1980a.png BB 1989a.png

Cheers, Lemon Boi :lemon:
 
Just found a few things that need correcting xo

Port clash needs a white number panel
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Brisbane Yoke is supposed to finish under the cuffs
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Collingwood is supposed to have a fake rounded cutout at the top of the middle stripe to replicate the 2010 adidas collar
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You have the 2019 richmond guernsey where the 2020 guernsey should be
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Shokunin said:
Just found a few things that need correcting xo

Port clash needs a white number panel
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Brisbane Yoke is supposed to finish under the cuffs
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Collingwood is supposed to have a fake rounded cutout at the top of the middle stripe to replicate the 2010 adidas collar
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You have the 2019 richmond guernsey where the 2020 guernsey should be
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Fantastic, thanks for that.
All updated.
 

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Mero the information caption given for the new Port Adelaide logo says it will be worn by both AFL and SANFL clubs, it should read as "teams" not clubs.

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Winestoppable said:
Mero the information caption given for the new Port Adelaide logo says it will be worn by both AFL and SANFL clubs, it should read as "teams" not clubs.

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It is one club with multiple teams.
If only the AFL team were wearing the logo then it would be a team logo
 
Problemo, señor…

ME 2000 GF.png ME 2000 GF.jpg

White shorts, not navy.
And the logos on Melbourne’s yoke look too high (or the yoke is too low).

Cheers, Lemon Boi :lemon:
 
The Kangaroos also wore striped socks in Round 6 against Collingwood.
CW KA 2000 6.jpg

And Port Adelaide wore teal socks against St Kilda in Round 11.
SK PA 2000 15.jpg

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