MV Away Kit 23/24



The pink represents the Epacris Impressa flower which is Victorias floral emblem. 

Yoogali all day mate ;)

Yeah the colour match is spot on...... why dont they just come out and admit they are hoping MV fans are dumb enough to think they are buying a Messi Inter Miami jersey?

FORZA YOOGALI.... congrats on the stellar season and good luck in NPL1 next year.... Go get up lads... :)

Still prefer their old BMW crest though.... lol

Different club all together - long story haha

Oh is it? Sorry mate,,, lol

All good, I didn’t grow up initially supporting either of them, so not 100% on the long story.

Essentially YSC moved home grounds (not sure if because looking for a better ground, or if forced out by the social club), and then a few years later, social club decided they wanted to bring football back, so created the new club (YFC).

First season of YSC in ACT’s NPL setup was funny, first game one of the commentators was calling then Yoogali Football Club and didn’t realise the backlash they’d cause! 

  

Me likey these

Yeah how good. Black is particularly mint.

  

Orange great, black good, white ordinary.

Each to his own I suppose. But I reckon that orange thing is one of the worst kits I’ve ever seen.  Looks like someone’s just flicked some used engine oil at a plain orange shirt. Why can we never have orange with black pinstripes. 

yer I agree, these camo look designs sometimes just don't do it at all and the BR one looks meh.
The 2nd white kit proves it no doubt the KISS classic principle looks good.
The black is just plain nothing, maybe if the orange criss cross stiching was larger would make it more effective looking and stand out little more.

Black away shirt with orange pinstripe and collar/sleeve detail  (like the white kit) would be a great shirt...... 

I remember a few years back (2015/16) Hull City had an orange kit with black pin stripes and black sleeves, and I remember thinking at the time 'why doesn't Roar mimic that kit?' Seems like a perfect fit. 
Personally I reckon home kits should always be fairly traditional. Keep them simple and don't deviate too far from the core look. However, I reckon away/alt kits should always be a bit more out there and experimental. Roar seems to have done the opposite this time around. 

I like that for a formula also, go wacky with the away kits!

I wonder if anyone in the design department considers that we have a traditional mediaeval-looking, lion rampart as our emblem (from when they decided we needed to pretend to be a club with 100 year history) combined with a ‘modern’ abstract grease splotch jersey. Talk about schizophrenic. 

C'mon man, your design department clearly spent some time in the Army and went to a few raves on the weekends :P Orange Camo is also pretty 90s retro btw so I guess there is that :P

Nice ethnic artwork there.... its OK to put a foreign cultures "art" on an Australian Football shirt if its not South/Eastern European .... that would be really bad... really really evil and all that. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moriori_genocide

Are you sure someone’s mum didn’t wash the real (white) away strip with a pair of red socks?

Definitely looks like it. This would be designed with the youth segment as the target audience. Definitely a colour that would be popular with the 15-24 age group. A mate's 17 yr old son has already bought one. First time his son was eager to get a top before the season started.

I don't hate it, but its just gotta have the chevron. 

Macarthur FC Home kit

Macarthur's kit is class

I cant quite read who the Womens team's sponsor is, maybe they should have made the font a bit bigger :) ..... jokes.... 

I have no issue with relevant cultural art on jerseys. I've been working on a little mini-mod for FIFA/EA FC to have all the NPL1-2 kits from ACT, and finding and learning about things like the Croatian pleter, or Vergina sun for the Macedonian club here has been interesting

The Balkans certainly are an "interesting" place in general... Happy learning :) 

Vergina Sun is a particular doozy (obviously depends on who you ask and which time of day?) what was a common motif on Hellenistic art from 4th and 5th centuries before Christ was politicised heavily by the Greek state after the treasury of Virgina was found in Macedonia in the late 70s and the Sun symbol became a source of regional Macedonian identity despite any proof it ever was in antiquity.
Of course when our Commie friends over the border in Yugoslavia got wind of this it was *cough cough "adopted" by the IMRO and became a symbol of Slav-Macedonian nationalism. For some reason they preferred to pretend they had links with ancient Greek history rather than their ethnic Bulgarian ancestry????..... 

I love all three