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pv4
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Was having a discussion with someone earlier about this..
Has any HAL team completely changed their kit colours to suit their sponsors, apart from MV changing their away kit for Olianda?
If not, I expect it to happen more in future. Wondering who'll do it next..
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paladisious
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pv4 wrote:Was having a discussion with someone earlier about this.. Has any HAL team completely changed their kit colours to suit their sponsors, apart from MV changing their away kit for Olianda? If not, I expect it to happen more in future. Wondering who'll do it next.. Victory were sponsored by a Thai massage joint in Berlin?
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pv4
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paladisious wrote:pv4 wrote:Was having a discussion with someone earlier about this.. Has any HAL team completely changed their kit colours to suit their sponsors, apart from MV changing their away kit for Olianda? If not, I expect it to happen more in future. Wondering who'll do it next.. Victory were sponsored by a Thai massage joint in Berlin? :oops: my bad :lol: 
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azzaMVFC
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Trev <3
Miss him.
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Carlito
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azzaMVFC wrote:Trev <3
Miss him. Same , dude was humble as hell.
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PerthRed
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pv4 wrote:Was having a discussion with someone earlier about this..
Has any HAL team completely changed their kit colours to suit their sponsors, apart from MV changing their away kit for Olianda?
If not, I expect it to happen more in future. Wondering who'll do it next.. Glory have worn blue kits at home in the past in recognition of the length of our sponsorship with QBE
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Gayfish
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Gayfish wrote:Not A-League but it is so hideous it needs to be seen, Club Deportivo Palencia  :shock:
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Savic
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Holy crap! Yup, :shock:
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If I were playing for that club, and that was to be our playing kit for the next season, I'd be asking for a transfer. Anywhere.
WOLLONGONG WOLVES FOR A-LEAGUE EXPANSION!
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paladisious
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Gayfish wrote:Gayfish wrote:Not A-League but it is so hideous it needs to be seen, Club Deportivo Palencia :shock: Dreadfort FC, ole. 
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paladisious
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How much better would a black and white skeleton kit be, though? :lol:
Of course, there would have to be a spook warning before every game.
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The Dudist
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Gayfish wrote:Gayfish wrote:Not A-League but it is so hideous it needs to be seen, Club Deportivo Palencia :shock: No penis muscle? :-k
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paladisious wrote:Savic wrote:Well, there's 18 fans at least on the gold coast. Yeah, things are improving! At least 11 of those are just Clive Palmer's chins.
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Dont mind it - just move it to the sleeve instead of the front
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The Dudist
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That's not bad at all! Don't know about the naming rights sponsor though. Although it sounds better than Caltex. ;)
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MikeDude wrote:That's not bad at all! Don't know about the naming rights sponsor though. Although it sounds better than Caltex. ;) ok thats not bad but we seriously need to redesign the trophy. its cringe worthy as hell
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From Sydney FC twitter:
Hi @janakinfc the current sky blue and white kits will remain the same. Thanks SFC
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HeyItsRobbie
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BRFC_92 wrote:From Sydney FC twitter:
Hi @janakinfc the current sky blue and white kits will remain the same. Thanks SFC
wonder what western sydney has in store for us westies
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aussie scott21
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HeyItsRobbie wrote:MikeDude wrote:That's not bad at all! Don't know about the naming rights sponsor though. Although it sounds better than Caltex. ;) ok thats not bad but we seriously need to redesign the trophy. its cringe worthy as hell This makes me hate it even more Quote:Logo and trophies[edit]
The A-League Trophy was designed to resemble a laurel wreath.
The spherical A-League logo was designed by Coast Design Sydney. The two-toned ochre colours represent the sun, earth and desert while the 'glow' emanating from the centre of the logo depicts the playing season's spring and summer time span. The eight 'A' figures that make up the ball shape represent the eight foundation clubs of the league.[42]
The A-League has two trophies which are competed for during the season: the Premier's Plate and the A-League Trophy.[43] The Premier's Plate is awarded to the A-League Premiers, the regular season winners, and the A-League Trophy is awarded to the A-League Champions, the winner of the Grand Final. Both pieces of silverware were designed by Sydney design company D3 design. The A-League Trophy is nicknamed the "Toilet Seat" due to its shape.[44][45][46] Where as the Premier's Plate follows a traditional trophy design, the A-League Trophy differs. In 2005, John O'Neill, FFA CEO commented during the unveiling of the A-League Trophy, "We have a new national league and we feel it is important to re-define the conventional view of a trophy to reflect this". Clive Solari of D3 design explained the trophy's design, saying "We wanted our trophy concept to embody the historical significance of sport in a contemporary design. So we looked to history to see how great achievements have been rewarded across all types of games for thousands of years. The winners of the world's original sporting competition, the Olympic Games, were presented with a laurel wreath on their heads. We used this model as a basis for a unique, cutting-edge design – our trophy is a modern and versatile translation of the wreath. The winners can hold it above their heads as a symbol of success".[47] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A-League#Logo_and_trophies Use the same metal to create a normal trophy. Contemporary 2005 looks el crappo 2016.
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HeyItsRobbie
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scott21 wrote:HeyItsRobbie wrote:MikeDude wrote:That's not bad at all! Don't know about the naming rights sponsor though. Although it sounds better than Caltex. ;) ok thats not bad but we seriously need to redesign the trophy. its cringe worthy as hell This makes me hate it even more Quote:Logo and trophies[edit]
The A-League Trophy was designed to resemble a laurel wreath.
The spherical A-League logo was designed by Coast Design Sydney. The two-toned ochre colours represent the sun, earth and desert while the 'glow' emanating from the centre of the logo depicts the playing season's spring and summer time span. The eight 'A' figures that make up the ball shape represent the eight foundation clubs of the league.[42]
The A-League has two trophies which are competed for during the season: the Premier's Plate and the A-League Trophy.[43] The Premier's Plate is awarded to the A-League Premiers, the regular season winners, and the A-League Trophy is awarded to the A-League Champions, the winner of the Grand Final. Both pieces of silverware were designed by Sydney design company D3 design. The A-League Trophy is nicknamed the "Toilet Seat" due to its shape.[44][45][46] Where as the Premier's Plate follows a traditional trophy design, the A-League Trophy differs. In 2005, John O'Neill, FFA CEO commented during the unveiling of the A-League Trophy, "We have a new national league and we feel it is important to re-define the conventional view of a trophy to reflect this". Clive Solari of D3 design explained the trophy's design, saying "We wanted our trophy concept to embody the historical significance of sport in a contemporary design. So we looked to history to see how great achievements have been rewarded across all types of games for thousands of years. The winners of the world's original sporting competition, the Olympic Games, were presented with a laurel wreath on their heads. We used this model as a basis for a unique, cutting-edge design – our trophy is a modern and versatile translation of the wreath. The winners can hold it above their heads as a symbol of success".[47] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A-League#Logo_and_trophies Use the same metal to create a normal trophy. Contemporary 2005 looks el crappo 2016. Laurel Wreath my arse. what are we the UN? give us a real trophy
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Savic
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I love the toilet seat and the plate. I think they are the fucking radist trophies ever :p
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aussie scott21
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Savic wrote:I love the toilet seat and the plate. I think they are the fucking radist trophies ever :p It just seems stupid. -It celebrates Greek tradition and symbols (olympics and wreath), which is very ironic -NZ Knights are represented on it - The summertime theme is just a bit on the nose The plate is fine. I think it ok for a trophy to represent a trophy. We dont need the deep meaningful stuff. The FFA Cup is much better. Edited by scott21: 1/6/2016 08:54:47 PM
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11.mvfc.11 wrote:Toilet seat is awesome. I love the toilet seat - it's totally embedded in the culture now to get rid of it. FFA Cup is a 'proper' trophy so we get the best of both worlds.
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walnuts wrote:11.mvfc.11 wrote:Toilet seat is awesome. I love the toilet seat - it's totally embedded in the culture now to get rid of it. Agreed. I have come to love it over the last few years. It's unique and has it's own very Australian humour nickname to boot So much cultural cringe on this forum, sick of it! Especially irritating when demonstrated most vehemently by people who live elsewhere it must be said
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mcjules
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Davide82 wrote:walnuts wrote:11.mvfc.11 wrote:Toilet seat is awesome. I love the toilet seat - it's totally embedded in the culture now to get rid of it. Agreed. I have come to love it over the last few years. It's unique and has it's own very Australian humour nickname to boot So much cultural cringe on this forum, sick of it! Especially irritating when demonstrated most vehemently by people who live elsewhere it must be said I only really came to like it early May this year :lol:
Insert Gertjan Verbeek gifs here
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walnuts
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mcjules wrote:Davide82 wrote:walnuts wrote:11.mvfc.11 wrote:Toilet seat is awesome. I love the toilet seat - it's totally embedded in the culture now to get rid of it. Agreed. I have come to love it over the last few years. It's unique and has it's own very Australian humour nickname to boot So much cultural cringe on this forum, sick of it! Especially irritating when demonstrated most vehemently by people who live elsewhere it must be said I only really came to like it early May this year :lol: Us Vuck fans are used to seeing it regularly ;)
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No one cares about the novelty trophy anyway
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Don't care about the cultural cringe factor, I just think the toilet seat is a little bland. I love the plate, think it is a classy and simple design that never really gets old. Just think the toilet seat isn't on the same aesthetic level.
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aussie scott21
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Davide82 wrote:walnuts wrote:11.mvfc.11 wrote:Toilet seat is awesome. I love the toilet seat - it's totally embedded in the culture now to get rid of it. Agreed. I have come to love it over the last few years. It's unique and has it's own very Australian humour nickname to boot So much cultural cringe on this forum, sick of it! Especially irritating when demonstrated most vehemently by people who live elsewhere it must be said :) I will be in Australia next month for about 5 months. I will complain about it when I'm living in Australia if that is less annoying for you.
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