Footyjumpers.com Podcast: Recent Episodes
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One of the most anticipated rounds each year is the Sir Doug Nicholls Round, formerly Indigenous Round.
Lochie & Rob dive into the history of the round, and the jumpers worn in it.
In this episode Lochie & Rob discuss Anzac Day jumpers, Anzac Round jumpers, and question are we paying tribute, or are we just getting another piece of merchandise?
In the final episode of 2023, Lochie and Rob discuss the history of the Bulldogs' jumpers
In this episode Lochie & Rob discuss the West Coast Eagles; and the good, the bad and the ugly jumpers they have given us.
Lochie and Rob discuss the Sydney Swans, their history as South Melbourne and the various jumper changes they've had over the years.
The StKilda Football Club are the topic of this episode. Lochie & Rob discuss the various Saints jumpers through their history.
This episode Lochie & Rob discuss the Tigers, who joined the VFL in 1908 and have worn basically the same Home jumpers since 1919.
Lochie & Rob discuss one of Australian Football's oldest clubs, Port Adelaide; who joined the AFL in 1997.
In this episode Lochie and Rob discuss the history of North Melbourne, who are possibly one of the oldest AFL clubs.
Melbourne are the originators of Australian Football. They are also the oldest Australian Football club. In this episode Lochie & Rob discuss the history of their jumpers .
The audio tracks on the Hawthorn episode didn't seem to synch.
This version corrects that.
This episode is devoted to Geelong. Lochie & Rob discuss the Hoops, and whatever Geelong have worn in their long and storied history.
The Dockers joined the AFL in 1995.
This week, Lochie & Rob discuss their branding, initially the anchor designs, and then the chevrons, and how in some respects the Dockers are the innovators of real alternate Clash jumpers.
Next club up is Essendon. For a club that supposedly hasn't changed their jumpers much, Lochie & Rob still find plenty to talk about.
Lochie and Rob discuss the history of the Collingwood jumpers. Was it only ever Black & White stripes?
This week Lochie & Rod discuss the history of Carlton and the various jumpers and uniform changes we've seen from them.
Lochie & Rob discuss the various jumper designs of Anzac Day; it's not just Collingwood and Essendon.
Lochie & Rob discuss the footy jumper history of the Brisbane Bears and Brisbane Lions.
Rob & Lochie open up the club series with the Adelaide Crows.
Found in 1991, the Crows have stayed true to their Home jumpers, but found a place to experiment with their Away & Clash jumpers.
In 2022 we discussed the various changes in football uniforms from 1858 to 2022.
In this our first episode of 2023, Lochie & Rob discuss the changes we will see in the 2023 season.
Rob & Lochie discuss the late 2010s up to 2022. This was an era of teams returning to traditional designs, socks getting shorter, and sponsor logos appearing above numbers.
Rob & Lochie discuss the early 2010s. This was an era of printing names on jumpers. These were Players Names or Members Names, and some jumpers for special occasions such as Games Records and Milestone game. Gold Coast & GWS Giants debuted, and Freo and Port changed to more traditional designs.
Rob & Lochie discuss Heritage Round, what it was, and why it died out, also more Promotional jumpers and number fonts.
Lochie & Rob discuss the beginnings of one off - promotional jumpers, sponsorships in general, and the 2004 Melbourne jumpers which were a lighter shade of Navy Blue.
In this episode Rob & Lochie discuss the late 90s, the rise of second and third options for jumpers as well as apparel sponsorship. The big brands start getting into making footy gear.
Lochie & Rob discuss the beginning of the AFL era, and the introduction of sublimated 'printed' jumpers.
Lochie & Rob discuss the impact of expanding the competition from the Victorian Football League to including teams all around Australia.
How colour TV coming to Australia changed the face of footy, and how it progressed when the Victorian Football League became the Australian Football League.
Rob & Lochie discuss the effects of weather on what we see on the footy ground, and what changes, few though they may have been, between 1950 & 1974
Rob & Lochie discuss the effects of the Great Depression and World War 2 on the VFL footy jumpers, and uniforms in general. By 1950 almost all clubs that are still going around are set in their design and overall look.
Rob & Lochie discuss the uniforms of the earliest days of the VFL, right up to the expansion to 12 clubs in 1925.
Rob & Lochie discuss the first real uniforms in footy.
1873 clubs bring in set Guernseys, Knickerbockers and Socks for all teams.
What is a Guernsey?
Late 1870s canvas Lace-Up jumpers make an appearance and become the choice of footballers for the next 40 years.
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This is the first episode where Rob & Lochie discuss the earliest days of Australian Football.
What uniforms were they wearing back then?
Why can you get Red Blue footy jumpers, but not Green?