Dr.SHERRIN wrote:
The white jumper will be changed, so there's no point saying - 'keep what we've got'. The club had a lot of complaints about the white jumper despite it selling strongly through the merchandise shop. Sales of the white jumper dipped in 2010, and the away jumper for 2011 is likely to appease those people who hated the white one so much.
So we have to change our clash strip to keep selling jumpers?
Don't it always seem to go,
That you don't know what you've got
‘Til it's goneI'm not enamoured with the white one, but it's still better than sky blue and the other clash jumpers that are going around.
The simple design of white jumper with the navy monogram is still a good look.
And it has navy in it.
How does sky blue relate to Carlton?
I can imagine Eddie's reaction if he was told that the Pies would wear grey and white stripes.
Or black and creme or off white stripes.
Piss weak.
Jumper clash could cost BluesQuote:
Swann reluctantly acknowledged the case for the alternate white jumper for the game against Melbourne in Round 5, but said that would mark the end for the widely despised reserve strip.
"I don't care what they say, we're not wearing it (the white jumper) any more (after round five)," Swann said.
He said the honour and pride associated with the club's traditional navy blue jumper was priceless.
"We are the Navy Blues, not the Insipid Whites," he said.
"It's a famous strip, has been for 150 years. It's our branding, it's in our theme song."
Swann told 3AW's Sports Today earlier this week the Blues had banned the white jumper after an angry response from supporters, including former players, following their loss in white to St Kilda.
"We're not wearing it again," he declared.
"It's gone from being an alternate strip when you needed one to half a dozen times a year.
"Why is that? Who's driving it? That's what I want to know. We say it's got out of hand. The fashion police in the (AFL House) have got it wrong."
You must have a clash strip unless you're Collingwood.
Swan is paid enough via the blank cheque we recruited him with to grow a pair and to say no.