Dear Readers and Fashion Gurus

With so much talk about alternative jumpers, it's time for a little history lesson in relation to our real jumper...

http://carltonfc.com.au/default.asp?pg= ... eid=256882

How many more BLUES references do you know of?

Regards

Tim Powell's Lovechild

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.....taking a colour as your moniker allows a much greater freedom in marketing.....

Is this reference to 'moniker' a reference to something else or someone else in Blue?

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That's a nice piece.

I might set up some blue polls to see if it the Buzz's best effort yet?

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nice one buzzers.

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This might sound extreme in the context of alleged sexual assault, drunken violence and a drug trafficking charge...

Thanking muchly for indeedy support, camelboy, but the phrase is actually Blue Poles which was derived from the top heavy forward line of Nicholls, Walls and Jesaulenko in the 1972 Grand Final . This forward line provided the inspiration for Jackson Pollock to create this controversial art piece Blue Poles, currently in the National Gallery. Richmond Back Pocket Laurie Fowler was reputedly so incensed by Pollock abandoning his classic painting technique for a new abstract transitional style that he promptly floored John Nicholls in the Grand Final the following year.