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Postby Ecky » Thu May 17, 2007 5:40 pm

Armytank wrote:I imagine that the gold or red sash on Glenelg's and West's jumper may have changed very slightly over the years due to fabric and colouring technologies?

I am fairly sure it would have changed a number of times. Which is why the debate about whether Glenelg's colour is "gold" or "yellow" is not relevant - the colour used has probably changed between golder and yellower shades a number of times over the years, hey Pseudo. :wink:
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Postby johntheclaret » Fri May 18, 2007 8:13 am

Ecky wrote:
Armytank wrote:I imagine that the gold or red sash on Glenelg's and West's jumper may have changed very slightly over the years due to fabric and colouring technologies?

I am fairly sure it would have changed a number of times. Which is why the debate about whether Glenelg's colour is "gold" or "yellow" is not relevant - the colour used has probably changed between golder and yellower shades a number of times over the years, hey Pseudo. :wink:


During the 87 final, they wore gold, yellow and colours in between. at the same time :roll: Looked like their mums must have made their kits for the day and went to different cloth shops.
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Postby am Bays » Fri May 18, 2007 9:27 am

johntheclaret wrote:
Ecky wrote:
Armytank wrote:I imagine that the gold or red sash on Glenelg's and West's jumper may have changed very slightly over the years due to fabric and colouring technologies?

I am fairly sure it would have changed a number of times. Which is why the debate about whether Glenelg's colour is "gold" or "yellow" is not relevant - the colour used has probably changed between golder and yellower shades a number of times over the years, hey Pseudo. :wink:


During the 87 final, they wore gold, yellow and colours in between. at the same time :roll: Looked like their mums must have made their kits for the day and went to different cloth shops.


That is beacuse we had two ladies on guernsey washing duties in 87, one used "Drive" and the other used "FAB"....

I think it was due to the difference between the old lace up and and "pullover" guernseys. The sash in the lace ups for glenelg have always been more yellow than the Gold in the "sekem" pullover guenrseys...

The sash used to be different in width too.

Not that this is a tit for tad thread but the red in North lace up candy stripe guensey (Antrobus') in the 85&86 GFs appears to be not as bright as the red in the pullover type and the stripes were of different width too.

Mind you the stripes always looked wider on Grenvilles guensey :wink: :wink:

It appears there are slight differences in the colour hues and dimensions of markings between the lace up and pull-over guenseys becasue they were made by diferent manuafacturers
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Postby doggies4eva » Fri May 18, 2007 10:08 am

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johntheclaret wrote:
Ecky wrote:
Armytank wrote:I imagine that the gold or red sash on Glenelg's and West's jumper may have changed very slightly over the years due to fabric and colouring technologies?

I am fairly sure it would have changed a number of times. Which is why the debate about whether Glenelg's colour is "gold" or "yellow" is not relevant - the colour used has probably changed between golder and yellower shades a number of times over the years, hey Pseudo. :wink:


During the 87 final, they wore gold, yellow and colours in between. at the same time :roll: Looked like their mums must have made their kits for the day and went to different cloth shops.


That is beacuse we had two ladies on guernsey washing duties in 87, one used "Drive" and the other used "FAB"....

I think it was due to the difference between the old lace up and and "pullover" guernseys. The sash in the lace ups for glenelg have always been more yellow than the Gold in the "sekem" pullover guenrseys...

The sash used to be different in width too.

Not that this is a tit for tad thread but the red in North lace up candy stripe guensey (Antrobus') in the 85&86 GFs appears to be not as bright as the red in the pullover type and the stripes were of different width too.

Mind you the stripes always looked wider on Grenvilles guensey :wink: :wink:

It appears there are slight differences in the colour hues and dimensions of markings between the lace up and pull-over guenseys becasue they were made by diferent manuafacturers


Must have made it hard for the players to get matching handbags :lol:
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Postby Hondo » Fri May 18, 2007 10:09 am

Lace-up guernseys always looked different to the pull-overs, I was glad when they were phased out.

I remember some South and West players running around in lace-ups that were so faded they looked like they had been washed 10,445 times
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