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Melvey
 Post subject: CFC away jumper design
PostPosted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 1:40 am 
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Again we find ourselves forced by the AFL to wear that all white insipid alternative jumper today. I understand the club had the jumper designed and approved by the AFL as an alternative option for season 2008. I for one prefer us not to have an all white jumper but from what I understand the AFL are holding firm on this and again will force all AFL clubs submit alternative stripes for season 2009.

Personally i can't stand the all white jumper our team runs around in. I took the time out this afternoon to design an away jumper for our beloved blues. I realised it's not as easy as it seems. I plan on sending the designs to the club.... So would anyone know to whom i should send them to??

The inspiration for the design came from year 2008 being the resurgence of the mighty Carlton Football Club back to a power house footy club and institution in Victorian and Australian. My thought was to encapsulate this significant period in our history with a touch of arrogance as us being the most successful, proud and passionate of all Victorian clubs. This is represented with a white V shaped crest and the iconic Carlton football club emblem embedded within.

1. http://flickr.com/photos/27496933@N06/2 ... 6/sizes/o/

2. http://flickr.com/photos/27496933@N06/2 ... 5/sizes/o/

3 this is my preference http://flickr.com/photos/27496933@N06/2 ... 1/sizes/o/

4. http://flickr.com/photos/27496933@N06/2 ... 1/sizes/o/

5. http://flickr.com/photos/27496933@N06/2 ... 7/sizes/o/

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If we play like we played the last quarter tonight, we can wear fluorescent pink tutus.

ALTERNATIVE JUMPER = COMMON SENSE

There's an old thread with a heap of designs on here somewhere. Can't put my finger on it immediately but I'll find it...

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Mil Hanna
 Post subject: Re: Alternative jumpers
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Melvey wrote:
I was discussing the issue of alternative stripes with an employee of an leading marketing agency yesterday afternoon. She believes that the AFL may have conspired to create this so called massive issue in football for the purpose of forcing several clubs to create alternative identities. Basically the introduction of alternative stripes is planned to loosen clubs of there identities or lower the value of there brand which makes the relocation of several clubs easier to rebrand in a new market place.

Again we find ourselves being forced to wear that white insipid alternative stripe by the AFL today. I understand the club had the jumper designed and approved by the AFL as an alternative stripe for season 2008. I for one prefer us not to have a all white alternative jumper but from what I understand the AFL are holding firm on this and again, will force all AFL clubs submit alternative stripes for season 2009

I can't stand the all white jumper our team runs around in. I took the time out this afternoon to design several alternative jumpers though, i realised it's not as easy as it seems. I have no idea how to display them on here but I plan on sending the designs to the club.... So would anyone know to whom i should send them to??


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bluehammer wrote:
If we play like we played the last quarter tonight, we can wear fluorescent pink tutus.

ALTERNATIVE JUMPER = COMMON SENSE


BULL. :evil:

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Until each team plays each other the same number of times, the AFL, as a fair dinkum competition, cannot be taken seriously.

He (Mr Swann) said the honour and pride associated with the club's traditional navy blue jumper was priceless.
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Melvey
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bluehammer wrote:
If we play like we played the last quarter tonight, we can wear fluorescent pink tutus.

ALTERNATIVE JUMPER = COMMON SENSE

There's an old thread with a heap of designs on here somewhere. Can't put my finger on it immediately but I'll find it...


But how do i upload the designs. I tried but it wouldn't work
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Melvey
 Post subject: Re: Alternative jumpers
PostPosted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 1:59 am 
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Mil Hanna wrote:
Melvey wrote:
I was discussing the issue of alternative stripes with an employee of an leading marketing agency yesterday afternoon. She believes that the AFL may have conspired to create this so called massive issue in football for the purpose of forcing several clubs to create alternative identities. Basically the introduction of alternative stripes is planned to loosen clubs of there identities or lower the value of there brand which makes the relocation of several clubs easier to rebrand in a new market place.

Again we find ourselves being forced to wear that white insipid alternative stripe by the AFL today. I understand the club had the jumper designed and approved by the AFL as an alternative stripe for season 2008. I for one prefer us not to have a all white alternative jumper but from what I understand the AFL are holding firm on this and again, will force all AFL clubs submit alternative stripes for season 2009

I can't stand the all white jumper our team runs around in. I took the time out this afternoon to design several alternative jumpers though, i realised it's not as easy as it seems. I have no idea how to display them on here but I plan on sending the designs to the club.... So would anyone know to whom i should send them to??


John Elliot.


You're from Geelong :lol:
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Designing alternative jumpers just encourages the Soft ones that there is actually a need for them (and the jumpers as well).

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Until each team plays each other the same number of times, the AFL, as a fair dinkum competition, cannot be taken seriously.

He (Mr Swann) said the honour and pride associated with the club's traditional navy blue jumper was priceless.
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Melvey
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Designing alternative jumpers just encourages the Soft ones that there is actually a need for them (and the jumpers as well).


i thought of that but unfortunately the AFL will not budge. Honestly i just can't stand those white jumpers and if we are to have an alternative stripe get the design right now and stick with it unlike other clubs who seem to change there's each year.

In 25 or 50 years time when old footage is rolled out of yesterdays amazing comeback we wont even recognise our club in those white jumpers.
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Still reckon the white is cool :)

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How do i upload images??


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in 25 years they will be wearing 1 piece tight lycro suits. the grabbing onto jumpers will be a thing of the past
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in 25 years they will be wearing 1 piece tight lycro suits. the grabbing onto jumpers will be a thing of the past


:lol:
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Melvey wrote:
How do i upload images??

I'm not really an expert on the matter, but I think you have to create a Photobucket account, or an account on some other site that allows you to upload photos. Then you can upload your photos to that site and post the links here. Anyone who knows more than me got a better idea?
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i hope the links work.

If so the inspiration for the design came from 2008 being the resurgence of the mighty Carlton Football club back to a power house Victorian and Australian Footy club. I thought why not try encapsulate the significant time in our history with a touch of arrogance as we are the most successful of all Victorian clubs. This is represented with a white V shaped crest and the iconic Carlton football club emblem embedded within.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27496933@N ... 6/sizes/o/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27496933@N ... 5/sizes/o/
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Melvey wrote:
i hope the links work.

If so the inspiration for the design came from 2008 being the resurgence of the mighty Carlton Football club back to a power house Victorian and Australian Footy club. I thought why not try encapsulate the significant time in our history with a touch of arrogance as we are the most successful of all Victorian clubs. This is represented with a white V shaped crest and the iconic Carlton football club emblem embedded within.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27496933@N ... 6/sizes/o/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27496933@N ... 5/sizes/o/

Second one looks pretty good
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Gee Melvey...you might actually be on to something here.

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Actually, as much as I dislike the alternative jumper idea and reasoning (there's no valid argument for it), I don't mind those ones.

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Melvey wrote:
bluedog wrote:
Designing alternative jumpers just encourages the Soft ones that there is actually a need for them (and the jumpers as well).


i thought of that but unfortunately the AFL will not budge.


That's a crock.

What about Essendon* and Collingwood's "efforts"? Did the AFL "not budge" over the issue with them?

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I agree that the second one is better, even the missus thinks so....


Would be far better than the all white......

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much better than all white prefer the second one to the first
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