SA Footy

Has anyone done or attempted an SANFL version of this?
https://www.footyjumpers.com/seasons.htm

https://www.footyjumpers.com/portpre.htm

Here’s a good start

Its a start

North aphave, I have a laminated version of it somewhere.

Wedgie wrote:North aphave, I have a laminated version of it somewhere.

Is that the framed version that I've seen at the club rooms?

Mr66 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:North aphave, I have a laminated version of it somewhere.

Is that the framed version that I've seen at the club rooms?

Yeah I think that's the same.

Here's an attempt at an SANFL premiers poster thanks to the footyjumpers.com website. At the very least a good visual to see the dominant eras. The Eagles going back to back this year for the first time means every current SANFL club (not including AFL reserves) has gone back to back at some stage in history!

Aerie wrote:Here's an attempt at an SANFL premiers poster thanks to the footyjumpers.com website. At the very least a good visual to see the dominant eras. The Eagles going back to back this year for the first time means every current SANFL club (not including AFL reserves) has gone back to back at some stage in history!]

I know there's some alterations to be made on there (but otherwise, a fine piece of work that site is); one of those being that the Torrens 1920s guernsey is actually the inverse of the colours shown:

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/165918433

spell_check wrote:

Aerie wrote:Here's an attempt at an SANFL premiers poster thanks to the footyjumpers.com website. At the very least a good visual to see the dominant eras. The Eagles going back to back this year for the first time means every current SANFL club (not including AFL reserves) has gone back to back at some stage in history!]

I know there's some alterations to be made on there (but otherwise, a fine piece of work that site is); one of those being that the Torrens 1920s guernsey is actually the inverse of the colours shown:

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/165918433

That is the black & white photography playing tricks. Pretty certain West Torrens never wore a predominantly gold jumper.

This article in Trove from February 1923 indicates WT are changing their guernsey from the “gold sash” to the “gold stripes”. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/arti ... 20guernsey

And 1912 with a gold sash. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/arti ... 20guernsey

Aerie wrote:

spell_check wrote:

Aerie wrote:Here's an attempt at an SANFL premiers poster thanks to the footyjumpers.com website. At the very least a good visual to see the dominant eras. The Eagles going back to back this year for the first time means every current SANFL club (not including AFL reserves) has gone back to back at some stage in history!]

I know there's some alterations to be made on there (but otherwise, a fine piece of work that site is); one of those being that the Torrens 1920s guernsey is actually the inverse of the colours shown:

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/165918433

That is the black & white photography playing tricks. Pretty certain West Torrens never wore a predominantly gold jumper.

This article in Trove from February 1923 indicates WT are changing their guernsey from the “gold sash” to the “gold stripes”. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/arti ... 20guernsey

And 1912 with a gold sash. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/arti ... 20guernsey

Ok, well...I probably saw that from someone who had the same idea as me when they colourised one of them. I've seen a picture of that somewhere around.

However, I know that site has the WWT guernsey as the large Eagle in 1997, when it was still the hoops. The gold numbers and one extra gold band at the bottom was worn in 1994 when playing Central. The 'halves' Norwood guernsey I'm certain was first worn in 2001 against clubs like South as a clash guernsey; not necessarily for night games only. Also, it doesn't have the Geelong like hoops guernsey South has worn in the past 10 years, or the inverse West guernsey.