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County Jerseys

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  • #872
    seanm92
    Closed Accounts Posts: 152 ✭✭seanm92


    grenache wrote: »
    Didn't Waterford wear blue shorts in the early 80s too, like against Cork in the 1982 Munster Final?

    I think that Clare used to wear white shorts, not sure thats correct though, maybe there was a clash or something, although the GAA wouldnt usually be too concerned about that, they didnt seem too bothered when limerick and kerry played in a couple of munster finals in the 2000's wearing almost the exact same jerseys


  • #873
    denishurley
    Registered Users Posts: 752 ✭✭✭denishurley


    Clare had white shorts alright, they changed to blue during Justin McCarthy's time in charge on the suggestion of Ger Loughnane, and Justin repeated the trick with Waterford. Not sure why or for how long they had blue shorts in the early 80s.


  • #874
    purplepanda
    Registered Users Posts: 1,046 ✭✭✭purplepanda


    Connorzee wrote: »


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    That's a proper Wexford jersey, back to the days long ago when we had a decent team!!!!

    The more they mess about with the design the worse we get!!! :mad:

    The senior away is better than the home at least!

    And the sponsors logo should always be complimenting the colours & design not clashing with it like the current logo. Doesn't look right!!!


  • #875
    EIRE1922
    Registered Users Posts: 367 ✭✭EIRE1922


    LETS BE AVN IT wrote: »
    Waterford also changed to blue shorts for a decade its back to white now! Always wondered if O,Neills/ Azzuri would ever go down the soccer route for goalie shirts like illuminous yellow shirts and funky stuff like that , might sell well.

    God help us all if they do! :eek:


  • #876
    denishurley
    Registered Users Posts: 752 ✭✭✭denishurley


    Former Armagh goalkeeper Benny Tierney used to wear loud jerseys, as did an old Louth keeper, can't remember his name


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  • #877
    EIRE1922
    Registered Users Posts: 367 ✭✭EIRE1922


    purplepanda wrote: »
    That's a proper Wexford jersey, back to the days long ago when we had a decent team!!!!

    The more they mess about with the design the worse we get!!! :mad:

    The senior away is better than the home at least!

    And the sponsors logo should always be complimenting the colours & design not clashing with it like the current logo. Doesn't look right!!!

    True, even earlier Wexford jerseys the yellow was only on the top 1/4 of the jerseys at the shoulders.


  • #878
    newg300
    Registered Users Posts: 180 ✭✭newg300


    Meath keeper forced to wear a red bib today?


  • #879
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭[Deleted User]


    newg300 wrote: »
    Meath keeper forced to wear a red bib today?


    A complete joke but GAA isnt the only sport with lack of foresight in this area. However, surely these kit men sit down and work out the perms, combs and hypothetical scenarios of who they potentially could play and what kit they would need for that day.


  • #880
    newg300
    Registered Users Posts: 180 ✭✭newg300


    We (Carlow) usually wear a yellow keeper's jersey, but simply had a black alternate jersey if we played anyone wearing yellow.


  • #881
    cunavalos
    Registered Users Posts: 1,383 ✭✭✭cunavalos


    newg300 wrote: »
    Meath keeper forced to wear a red bib today?

    It was strange enough to see that considering meath recently released a supporters jersey which would not have caused a clash with the wexford jersey.
    meath-2013-gaa-jersey-blue-1.jpg
    Also the use of the above jersey in an actual game may well have helped to increase sales of the jersey if somebody had been thinking as the idea of wexford turning up in a jersey containing large amounts of yellow would not have been much of a surprise.

    I remember in previous years (when sponsored by the comer group) there were separate yellow and white versions of the goalkeepers jersey
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    To be honest it was probably just an oversight by the county board / backroom staff and could easily have been avoided.


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  • #882
    Frainc
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    rodge68 wrote: »
    Just paid 62 euro for a new Clare jersey. Jesus. Hope to get some use out of it over the next few years. The old one is a bit tight, must of shrunk in the wash !!!
    46 euro in the factory shop in Dubland


  • #883
    EIRE1922
    Registered Users Posts: 367 ✭✭EIRE1922


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    Frainc wrote: »
    46 euro in the factory shop in Dubland

    The have put up the jerseys by 6 Euro there? They were 40 in January-March.


  • #884
    EIRE1922
    Registered Users Posts: 367 ✭✭EIRE1922


    cunavalos wrote: »
    It was strange enough to see that considering meath recently released a supporters jersey which would not have caused a clash with the wexford jersey.
    meath-2013-gaa-jersey-blue-1.jpg
    Also the use of the above jersey in an actual game may well have helped to increase sales of the jersey if somebody had been thinking as the idea of wexford turning up in a jersey containing large amounts of yellow would not have been much of a surprise.

    I remember in previous years (when sponsored by the comer group) there were separate yellow and white versions of the goalkeepers jersey
    meath_white.jpg
    To be honest it was probably just an oversight by the county board / backroom staff and could easily have been avoided.

    There was no excuse. It looked terrible. Cheap.


  • #885
    denishurley
    Registered Users Posts: 752 ✭✭✭denishurley


    cunavalos wrote: »
    I remember in previous years (when sponsored by the comer group) there were separate yellow and white versions of the goalkeepers jersey
    meath_white.jpg
    To be honest it was probably just an oversight by the county board / backroom staff and could easily have been avoided.

    And before that, there were grey and blue versions of the 09 jersey


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