With Essendon, the red on red alternative jumper would look good if they had thick black trimmings on the sleeves and collar. It just balances the jumper out. The trimmings to the sash needed to be a bit bolder. For the home jumper, they could also play around with that for some matches. Red trimmings on sleeves and red collar. Then make the jumper's sash a bit wider (not too over the top!). Then all that together suddenly gives you a redder jumper and can be more of an alternative. That's before you consider red shorts or white shorts.
As a dons supporter one small thing I’d like to see is the team crest on the sash above the sponsor like Collingwood I recon it would look better also I recon that the clash kit could do something like north Melbournes clash kit but with a bomber jet (preferably the old design would look better on a guernsey) layered on top of the sash
I'm so mad that we didn't get to see the swooping magpie guernsey worn this year. Best new design Collingwood guernsey I've seen in a while. Just as stubborn.
No the Collingwood team should not have a swooping magpie, a barcode jumper or a laughing heckle and jeckle / toucan jumper. But they can play a bit with the width of the panels for sure. Especially as conflict jumpers.
North if they want to keep stripes, could even go for blue and light blue stripes as an alternative to Collingwood. Also, if done properly the jumpers might walk out the door. They need to be on top of the merchandise game.
I would like to see the 90s Cats logo make a return but put it on a Navy Blue Guernsey as their alternate jumper. Play it in Away matches where the home team has a dominant lighter Guernsey such as North Melbourne, Sydney with white being more of the focus and Hawthorn with yellow being the focus.
Hawks have had some shocking designs. Especially their white ones. Remember the blue montrosity too with diamonds. Hawks should go for very dark brown with yellow pin stripes. Then with dark brown shorts. The fans would love it as its actually tyhe club colours and maintains the stripes. The brown vees in recent years have been shockingly second rates, like a country footy jumper.
Eagles men or women need to play around with a strong gold (like the Wallabies) as an alternative jumper. If they can move into a darker gold/orange then it provides a stronger alternative. Also they could better wear gold shorts with the gold-orange strip. They could still have blue wings.
The Adelaide jumper is pretty good. They've also had some shocking white strips with a few stripes that have looked amateurish. The big crow jumper probably needs a bit more red. It needs to be a clear alternative. I like the Adelaide stripes as its iconic, but the crow one you put with Tex looks good.
In a weird way, I've taken a liking to Essendon's clash design as opposed to a full black sash on red. It looks more aggressive and sleek. Having said that I still think the best clash wouldn't be black on red in any form, but utilizing white like most clash jumpers. But Essendon wouldn't ever do that because of the idea that they would be mistaken for St Kilda or Sydney (lol), which is just nitpicking.
I like the clash I which they’d put the team logo on there because it’s looks a bit bleak other then that it’s better then the little back lines from last years!
Freo have messed up by going for darker shade of purple which looks more like navy. Even when they wear retro jumpers its a signficantly darker purple green and red. I saw them wear a vertical striped jumper this year at Perth in retro round, and seriously from back view I thought I was looking at Collingwood. As you could see white stripes mixed in with dark colours that almost looked black from 80 metres away. Freo must embrace green and red again before Tassie steal green for good. If they wear an anchor it must be shaped better than the seagull shape from the 90s. If they wear a purple anchor jumper they shouldn't wear purple shorts. For me it looks like they're wearing an apron or bib. If they keep the chevron then you need green red and white strips in the chevron. Or alternatively go for white chevrons with green and red between the white.
Always loved how essendon have stayed true to tradition. Love our jumper. The red clash is a great idea. The black sash would be fine.....but holy.hell that 2024 clash jumper looks terrible. I think every team just needs to keep the same design and reverse the colours, with the exception of a few teams like.perahps carlton. The bright blue one works really well (like their indigenous jumpers).
Another idea for Carlton is to wear a lighter colour jumper with light shorts. But on the front have a navy blue panel down the middle. In that panel you would get a white CFC. Can you try to design that one? Of course the jumper would have to be very light blue with a navy panel down the middle. It couldn't be a white jumper or it would look like Collingwood. Maybe you could have a youtube video based on some of the feedback you've received. Then based on the feedback you could say launch the video... encourage more engagement with fans.
Brisbane can easily switch things around by wearing blue shorts when required (against Sydney) and just making the yolk at the top of the jumper a bit low. There is no way it could then be confused with Suns or Sydney.
Yoke looks better high as it is now because of everyone love of the 01-03 premierships, from the Fitzroy style and early Bears jumpers. The dream scenario would be for the Lions to wear blue shorts with the away jumper no matter what. Against Sydney the full home kit looks the best.
@@StriveToAscendancy1 But if Brisbane play Sydney/Suns/Giants... then they drop the blue yolk further down and wear the blue shorts. My point is that they can make minor adjustments to the jumper at times to avoid a clash. That saves Brisbane from having to wear yellow or white jumpers. They don't have to lower the yolk in every game. Just when they play a team predominantly red. Most fans wouldn't even notice a minor adjustment to the jumper. Suddenly it becomes a strip that has a lot more blue in.
@@StriveToAscendancy1 My suggestion is about reducing wearing radically different alternative jumpers. Make a minor change for some games like lowering the blue or maybe adjsting the tone of a colour... and then the team can wear something that largely resembles their traditional strip more often.
@@BDub2024 Yeah but the reason they have a gold clash jumper is to recognise their Brisbane Bears heritage. Just like how the away jumper recognises Fitzroy
Ports lightning stripe is sensational. Not too over the top either. They can play around with changing the colours around as a contrast. The lightning bolt then becomes the iconic design like the Eagles wings. Port's logo is second rate too nowadays. As is Freo's BORING.
Football fans are extremely conservative, especially with fashion. So not surprised that they see anything new and modern as a negative. Being conservative they also fear change. But having said that you don't want change for no reason, especially when its bad change!
Essendon need to look at Perth from the 70s. They had a wider sash, red trimmings and red collar. Red shorts. Sensational strip and looked better than the bombers.
Essendon did try a wider sash in the 2000s but the AFL eventually made them change because, apparently, "red isn't a light colour". Because what the league *really* wanted was to force all teams onto a white-with-logo clash jumper like the ones Adelaide, Hawthorn and West Coast wore. Continuous fighting from multiple teams and their fans both in Melbourne and interstate finally seems to have put the league off from that idea.
@@emceen8566 Yeh I remembered all the dark colours and light colours rubbish. Mind you, I'm not colour blind so I wouldn't know. But that led to Melbourne and Essendon having to wear white jumpers... plus Bulldogs. When I was a junior a team used to wear Bulldogs jumpers with red shorts... then an alternative strip of a red jumper with red shorts. Both looked sensational.
@@emceen8566 I feel the red sash was a little bit too wide. But with red trimmings, shorts or socks it really adds considerably to a red looking jumper that looks nothing like a richmond.
I like the Saints red white and black multi stripes one from the 2000s. Sensational really. You know the Gehrig years. Not convinced about the crusader jumper or whether it will be politically correct in the future. If Colonial Brewer was forced by Melbourne pubs and bottle shops to change their name, then the PC brigade will be all about the crusaders upsetting people. Complete nonsense but there you go.
imo geelong are the WOSRT culprits in this trend they only ever invert the stripes from blue and white to white and blue its been a long while since they have done something new
I agree who cares about the red sash make it a inverse so it’s easier on the guernsey and also clashes with other teams but I do feel like the afl have no balls in making Richmond essendon and Carlton wear a clash guernsey against each other except for Richmond and Essendon but they should wear a clash guernsey against Collingwood and if they refuse punish clubs for it
@@mattn1 it’s sad that we have to wear a clash against those sides but they don’t honestly the afl are in charge they should make the tough calls and not let clubs tell you how to run when it comes to guernsey clashes
@@liamjenkins244 no mate if we’re the home team we wear our home guernsey it’s up to Essendon, Richmond and Carlton to wear a clash they wear it against StKilda Port Adelaide and Adelaide why not with Collingwood
@@liamjenkins244 or... crazy concept that is explored in this very video you're commenting on. Maybe just maybe, Carlton being too tradition-forward is creating clashes that just would not happen, if they conformed like most of the league does.
Why can the tigers inverse there colours and not the dons I understand tradition, but it’d unnecessary l think they should scrape that unless its a game like Anzac Day! I miss the red shorts they looked awesome.
Carlton has changed the white jumpers to basically sell more merchandise. So they keep the white and tinker with trimmings and CFC shape and colour. For mine, I think they should go for a very light blue (not bright but not grey). Then go for matching light blue or dark blue shorts. Not bright blue is important to bring the conservative fans along for the ride. They could go for a pattern over the light blue.
As a carlton fan, i personally prefer the 2023 outline away jumper to the ones with the blue monogram, I'm just a big fan of the all-white. For sure though I agree, I wouldn't mind something like the baby-blue guernsey (as long as we pick a better shade, plus I think it would look better with the current monogram anyway) or a patterned one. As long as we'd always have our main guernsey to go back to, I'd look forward to a bit of experimenting.
@@chloe-qs7ue I don't think the white CFC is a disaster. I think a light dull blue would look good. A bit lighter than Sturts. If not too "out there" I'm sure the conservative fans would like it and buy it. I reckon you could also experiment with a very light blue jumper with a dark blue vertical panel in the middle. Then in the middle of it is the CFC. That could also be used at times as the alternative jumper. I think Carlton fans want variation but don't want glitz, that's more Eagles and Suns.
@@BDub2024 100% agree, as much as I dislike the circa 2010 baby blue jumper, I would love to see a similar one out there if done well the way you described it. It's also worth bringing up the women's side which by its very nature weeds out the "I hate anything different from how it was in the 80's" crowd, which makes it a good avenue for experimenting a bit with designs. I'd for sure love to see clubs trying some more out there designs for the AFLW, since they unfortunately probably wouldn't pass for the AFL.
@@chloe-qs7ue I agree with your view on AFLW jumpers. Dockers have the pink V. I reckon they could experiment with a lighter purple too. Also, Eagles could experiment with a darker gold like the Wallabies gold-orange for the women. Still with wings. Port girls should go with Port's historic lightning strike with a lot more teal. Female fans would love it. I don't know if its prejudiced to suggest that Sydney sometimes wear light light pink with dark red trimmings. If it works for the girls then the men can sometimes wear it. Collingwood can even have stripes that curve to compliment the curves of the players. Sorry, that's a joke and possibly prejudiced too. But I agree in principle. We want a whole generation of girls to support their AFLW heroes. They want to see bright colours and something modern. Though they mustn't be gimmicky or undermind the competition.
@@chloe-qs7ue Actually the AFLW Blues team could experiment with parts of the logo on the jumper. For xample the part that looks like leaves in the top half of the logo. That would look good on a jumper too probably surrounding the CFC.
We are not the Royal blues either , so , IT'S NAVY BLUES , as in , we are the old DARK NAVY BLUES , Plain old NAVY , with a white CFC logo, there fixed , the perfect away Gurnsey, GO BLUES RARARA
Carlton, the NAVY BLUES, not the Lillie whites , Collingwood won't change , and Carlton , get rid of the white , I used to HATE the Essendon Guernsey, now the Guernsey I hate to the back teeth , is my own teams away Guernsey, that's what wrong with that picture, Surrender WHITES, the old umpires garb of the 50s 80s nah , CARLTON, NAVY , White is the monogram on our Guernsey GO BLUES RARARA
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I love that the crows have bring back our 90s away Guernsey for our clash Guernsey this year
By far my favourite Crows jumper
With Essendon, the red on red alternative jumper would look good if they had thick black trimmings on the sleeves and collar. It just balances the jumper out. The trimmings to the sash needed to be a bit bolder. For the home jumper, they could also play around with that for some matches. Red trimmings on sleeves and red collar. Then make the jumper's sash a bit wider (not too over the top!). Then all that together suddenly gives you a redder jumper and can be more of an alternative. That's before you consider red shorts or white shorts.
As a dons supporter one small thing I’d like to see is the team crest on the sash above the sponsor like Collingwood I recon it would look better also I recon that the clash kit could do something like north Melbournes clash kit but with a bomber jet (preferably the old design would look better on a guernsey) layered on top of the sash
At this point it’d be good to see anything other than a basic sash design for Essendon
I'm so mad that we didn't get to see the swooping magpie guernsey worn this year. Best new design Collingwood guernsey I've seen in a while. Just as stubborn.
Yeah that whole situation was strange, hopefully we see it this season
No the Collingwood team should not have a swooping magpie, a barcode jumper or a laughing heckle and jeckle / toucan jumper. But they can play a bit with the width of the panels for sure. Especially as conflict jumpers.
North if they want to keep stripes, could even go for blue and light blue stripes as an alternative to Collingwood. Also, if done properly the jumpers might walk out the door. They need to be on top of the merchandise game.
I would like to see the 90s Cats logo make a return but put it on a Navy Blue Guernsey as their alternate jumper.
Play it in Away matches where the home team has a dominant lighter Guernsey such as North Melbourne, Sydney with white being more of the focus and Hawthorn with yellow being the focus.
They did, on their retro round guernsey a couple of years ago.
Hawks have had some shocking designs. Especially their white ones. Remember the blue montrosity too with diamonds. Hawks should go for very dark brown with yellow pin stripes. Then with dark brown shorts. The fans would love it as its actually tyhe club colours and maintains the stripes. The brown vees in recent years have been shockingly second rates, like a country footy jumper.
great vid like always
Thanks mate 👍🏻
@@mattn1no problem mate I left a vid idea for ya but it’s on Insta if that’s all good
As a Carlton fan, I think the monogram should still be a part of the guernsey but I’m just so unhappy with how that top half looks 😂
It’s crazy how it’s only a centimetre or so from being a decent guernsey but at the moment, it’s just average
Eagles men or women need to play around with a strong gold (like the Wallabies) as an alternative jumper. If they can move into a darker gold/orange then it provides a stronger alternative. Also they could better wear gold shorts with the gold-orange strip. They could still have blue wings.
The Adelaide jumper is pretty good. They've also had some shocking white strips with a few stripes that have looked amateurish. The big crow jumper probably needs a bit more red. It needs to be a clear alternative. I like the Adelaide stripes as its iconic, but the crow one you put with Tex looks good.
Adelaide need to wear red or yellow short if they wear the crow one. they can't wear white.
White shorts are pretty much guaranteed but you’re right, it’d be nice to see teams do away with the white shorts rule
@bwood2462 yeah I wouldn’t mind Freo bringing a bit more red and green in somehow
In a weird way, I've taken a liking to Essendon's clash design as opposed to a full black sash on red. It looks more aggressive and sleek. Having said that I still think the best clash wouldn't be black on red in any form, but utilizing white like most clash jumpers. But Essendon wouldn't ever do that because of the idea that they would be mistaken for St Kilda or Sydney (lol), which is just nitpicking.
Strangely enough, Essendon’s 2024 clash is growing on me, it’s by far the best one they’ve had, I still think their grey clash looks good though.
I like the clash I which they’d put the team logo on there because it’s looks a bit bleak other then that it’s better then the little back lines from last years!
Essenson's problem is that their club construction mandates that a red sash must be present on the jumper. So they can't really chsnge it up
Freo have messed up by going for darker shade of purple which looks more like navy. Even when they wear retro jumpers its a signficantly darker purple green and red. I saw them wear a vertical striped jumper this year at Perth in retro round, and seriously from back view I thought I was looking at Collingwood. As you could see white stripes mixed in with dark colours that almost looked black from 80 metres away. Freo must embrace green and red again before Tassie steal green for good. If they wear an anchor it must be shaped better than the seagull shape from the 90s. If they wear a purple anchor jumper they shouldn't wear purple shorts. For me it looks like they're wearing an apron or bib. If they keep the chevron then you need green red and white strips in the chevron. Or alternatively go for white chevrons with green and red between the white.
Always loved how essendon have stayed true to tradition. Love our jumper. The red clash is a great idea. The black sash would be fine.....but holy.hell that 2024 clash jumper looks terrible. I think every team just needs to keep the same design and reverse the colours, with the exception of a few teams like.perahps carlton. The bright blue one works really well (like their indigenous jumpers).
Yeah I like a sky blue clash jumper for Carlton
Another idea for Carlton is to wear a lighter colour jumper with light shorts. But on the front have a navy blue panel down the middle. In that panel you would get a white CFC. Can you try to design that one? Of course the jumper would have to be very light blue with a navy panel down the middle. It couldn't be a white jumper or it would look like Collingwood. Maybe you could have a youtube video based on some of the feedback you've received. Then based on the feedback you could say launch the video... encourage more engagement with fans.
To do the panel the CFC would have to be a bit smaller, but would still look good and provide an alternative.
Brisbane can easily switch things around by wearing blue shorts when required (against Sydney) and just making the yolk at the top of the jumper a bit low. There is no way it could then be confused with Suns or Sydney.
Yoke looks better high as it is now because of everyone love of the 01-03 premierships, from the Fitzroy style and early Bears jumpers. The dream scenario would be for the Lions to wear blue shorts with the away jumper no matter what. Against Sydney the full home kit looks the best.
@@StriveToAscendancy1 But if Brisbane play Sydney/Suns/Giants... then they drop the blue yolk further down and wear the blue shorts. My point is that they can make minor adjustments to the jumper at times to avoid a clash. That saves Brisbane from having to wear yellow or white jumpers. They don't have to lower the yolk in every game. Just when they play a team predominantly red. Most fans wouldn't even notice a minor adjustment to the jumper. Suddenly it becomes a strip that has a lot more blue in.
@@StriveToAscendancy1 My suggestion is about reducing wearing radically different alternative jumpers. Make a minor change for some games like lowering the blue or maybe adjsting the tone of a colour... and then the team can wear something that largely resembles their traditional strip more often.
@@BDub2024 Yeah but the reason they have a gold clash jumper is to recognise their Brisbane Bears heritage. Just like how the away jumper recognises Fitzroy
Ports lightning stripe is sensational. Not too over the top either. They can play around with changing the colours around as a contrast. The lightning bolt then becomes the iconic design like the Eagles wings. Port's logo is second rate too nowadays. As is Freo's BORING.
Football fans are extremely conservative, especially with fashion. So not surprised that they see anything new and modern as a negative. Being conservative they also fear change. But having said that you don't want change for no reason, especially when its bad change!
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Essendon need to look at Perth from the 70s. They had a wider sash, red trimmings and red collar. Red shorts. Sensational strip and looked better than the bombers.
Essendon did try a wider sash in the 2000s but the AFL eventually made them change because, apparently, "red isn't a light colour". Because what the league *really* wanted was to force all teams onto a white-with-logo clash jumper like the ones Adelaide, Hawthorn and West Coast wore. Continuous fighting from multiple teams and their fans both in Melbourne and interstate finally seems to have put the league off from that idea.
@@emceen8566 Yeh I remembered all the dark colours and light colours rubbish. Mind you, I'm not colour blind so I wouldn't know. But that led to Melbourne and Essendon having to wear white jumpers... plus Bulldogs. When I was a junior a team used to wear Bulldogs jumpers with red shorts... then an alternative strip of a red jumper with red shorts. Both looked sensational.
@@emceen8566 I feel the red sash was a little bit too wide. But with red trimmings, shorts or socks it really adds considerably to a red looking jumper that looks nothing like a richmond.
Dons need to get rid of that rule what’s the point of that?
I like the Saints red white and black multi stripes one from the 2000s. Sensational really. You know the Gehrig years. Not convinced about the crusader jumper or whether it will be politically correct in the future. If Colonial Brewer was forced by Melbourne pubs and bottle shops to change their name, then the PC brigade will be all about the crusaders upsetting people. Complete nonsense but there you go.
Just leave the traditional guernseys alone!!!
But how would that work?
These teams still need clash jumpers
imo geelong are the WOSRT culprits in this trend they only ever invert the stripes from blue and white to white and blue its been a long while since they have done something new
I agree who cares about the red sash make it a inverse so it’s easier on the guernsey and also clashes with other teams but I do feel like the afl have no balls in making Richmond essendon and Carlton wear a clash guernsey against each other except for Richmond and Essendon but they should wear a clash guernsey against Collingwood and if they refuse punish clubs for it
The AFL is basically run by those 4 big clubs, they basically tell the AFL what to do 😂
Collingwood should wear their white jumper because it's their traditional jumper anyway & them changing to black is what caused all the clashes
@@mattn1 it’s sad that we have to wear a clash against those sides but they don’t honestly the afl are in charge they should make the tough calls and not let clubs tell you how to run when it comes to guernsey clashes
@@liamjenkins244 no mate if we’re the home team we wear our home guernsey it’s up to Essendon, Richmond and Carlton to wear a clash they wear it against StKilda Port Adelaide and Adelaide why not with Collingwood
@@liamjenkins244 or... crazy concept that is explored in this very video you're commenting on. Maybe just maybe, Carlton being too tradition-forward is creating clashes that just would not happen, if they conformed like most of the league does.
Why can the tigers inverse there colours and not the dons I understand tradition, but it’d unnecessary l think they should scrape that unless its a game like Anzac Day! I miss the red shorts they looked awesome.
Yeah it’s a bit ridiculous, especially now that they’ve basically inverted their jumper for the clash but technically haven’t ? 😂
Carlton has changed the white jumpers to basically sell more merchandise. So they keep the white and tinker with trimmings and CFC shape and colour. For mine, I think they should go for a very light blue (not bright but not grey). Then go for matching light blue or dark blue shorts. Not bright blue is important to bring the conservative fans along for the ride. They could go for a pattern over the light blue.
As a carlton fan, i personally prefer the 2023 outline away jumper to the ones with the blue monogram, I'm just a big fan of the all-white. For sure though I agree, I wouldn't mind something like the baby-blue guernsey (as long as we pick a better shade, plus I think it would look better with the current monogram anyway) or a patterned one. As long as we'd always have our main guernsey to go back to, I'd look forward to a bit of experimenting.
@@chloe-qs7ue I don't think the white CFC is a disaster. I think a light dull blue would look good. A bit lighter than Sturts. If not too "out there" I'm sure the conservative fans would like it and buy it. I reckon you could also experiment with a very light blue jumper with a dark blue vertical panel in the middle. Then in the middle of it is the CFC. That could also be used at times as the alternative jumper. I think Carlton fans want variation but don't want glitz, that's more Eagles and Suns.
@@BDub2024 100% agree, as much as I dislike the circa 2010 baby blue jumper, I would love to see a similar one out there if done well the way you described it. It's also worth bringing up the women's side which by its very nature weeds out the "I hate anything different from how it was in the 80's" crowd, which makes it a good avenue for experimenting a bit with designs. I'd for sure love to see clubs trying some more out there designs for the AFLW, since they unfortunately probably wouldn't pass for the AFL.
@@chloe-qs7ue I agree with your view on AFLW jumpers. Dockers have the pink V. I reckon they could experiment with a lighter purple too. Also, Eagles could experiment with a darker gold like the Wallabies gold-orange for the women. Still with wings. Port girls should go with Port's historic lightning strike with a lot more teal. Female fans would love it. I don't know if its prejudiced to suggest that Sydney sometimes wear light light pink with dark red trimmings. If it works for the girls then the men can sometimes wear it. Collingwood can even have stripes that curve to compliment the curves of the players. Sorry, that's a joke and possibly prejudiced too. But I agree in principle. We want a whole generation of girls to support their AFLW heroes. They want to see bright colours and something modern. Though they mustn't be gimmicky or undermind the competition.
@@chloe-qs7ue Actually the AFLW Blues team could experiment with parts of the logo on the jumper. For xample the part that looks like leaves in the top half of the logo. That would look good on a jumper too probably surrounding the CFC.
No Carlton away Guernsey looks any good PERIOD.
Stuff new age stuff just keep it normal. Except retroround is good.
Richmond is also a main offender
Richmond would be even worse if they hadn’t won a premiership in their yellow jumper I reckon
Roadkill guernsey
Roadkill guernsey
We are not the Royal blues either , so , IT'S NAVY BLUES , as in , we are the old DARK NAVY BLUES , Plain old NAVY , with a white CFC logo, there fixed , the perfect away Gurnsey, GO BLUES RARARA
Carlton, the NAVY BLUES, not the Lillie whites , Collingwood won't change , and Carlton , get rid of the white , I used to HATE the Essendon Guernsey, now the Guernsey I hate to the back teeth , is my own teams away Guernsey, that's what wrong with that picture, Surrender WHITES, the old umpires garb of the 50s 80s nah , CARLTON, NAVY , White is the monogram on our Guernsey GO BLUES RARARA
I think you should not care about tradition and go and make better away/clash jumpers. Even go back to the 1990 make sense because how good they are
Yep agreed, there has to be room for fresh ideas in addition to traditional designs
Ran out of things yo talk about I see.