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RBL poppy logo revealed at Tavistock friendly

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Tim Chown

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As a key part of the AFT's fundraising campaigning with the RBL this season, Argyle will wear the RBL's WWI 100th anniversary logo, featuring the RBL poppy, on the backs of their shirts for every game this season.

This has been made possible through a sponsoring donation by the Fans' Trust, which was agreed earlier this month.

The logo was revealed on the new 2014/15 home shirt for the first time in the 5-1 friendly win over Tavistock this week, as shown in the photos below, including a close-up on Matt Lecointe.

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(for fuller size images see here and here.)

The logo will feature on all home and away shirts sold this season through the club shop and the club's online store.

In the coming week, the Trust will announce how both fans and companies can support the RBL fundraising campaign, both by donating directly to the RBL, and also by contributing to the sponsoring donation. It will be up to fans whether they donate to one or both 'pots'.

Meanwhile, we wish all fans travelling to Weymouth today a great day out!
 
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Good work team!
 
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Whats with the different shade of green around the outside of logo?
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I think it's an optical illusion.......................or it could just look like one. :?
 
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Looks a lot better on the away shirt and that will help promote the image of the RBL and the club at the same time. Good job done by the AFT and the Green Army for making this happen
 
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BallboyEGS1958":cusbgca7 said:
Looks a lot better on the away shirt and that will help promote the image of the RBL and the club at the same time. Good job done by the AFT and the Green Army for making this happen
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Just out of interest Ballboy are you a committee member.
 
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oddball":1m8smq0g said:
BallboyEGS1958":1m8smq0g said:
Looks a lot better on the away shirt and that will help promote the image of the RBL and the club at the same time. Good job done by the AFT and the Green Army for making this happen
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Just out of interest Ballboy are you a committee member.
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No, but was a AFT representative on the PASB and know about all the hard work they do behind the scenes, which a lot of people do not see. That's why I always try to support them and what they do.
Hope that answers your question.
 
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Ballboy..... yep I thought you were close to AFT leadership by the way you follow Tim Chown around the Argyle websites ..........thanks for the reply.
 
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oddball":wf2k88x1 said:
Ballboy..... yep I thought you were close to AFT leadership by the way you follow Tim Chown around the Argyle websites ..........thanks for the reply.
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I would not say that I am close to any of the AFT leadership and do not know any of them on a personal basis.
Like wise they do not know me and any comment that I make or pass observations on, are my own views only.
To show respect for what any group that does work for the benefit of the fans and club on a voluntary basis, deserves the support of not just me, but the whole green army “who I would think would in agreement with my comments”
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And here is the logo on the away shirts...

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And a close-up courtesy of Nathan Thomas...

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(larger versions here and here)

Tim
 
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It really stood out on the yellow shirt Tim.

Far clearer than it is on the dark green.
 
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Leigh Rapson":3dsy7zsg said:
It's an artefact if the printing process.

When the transfer is pressed it has a plastic top, this can sometimes leave behind a difference in colour on the garment. Particularly polyester tops like these.
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I saw a kiddies shirt today, and that one had no trace of the slightly different colour.

Apparently the 'rushed through' tops played in at Tavvy were screen printed and the proper ones are done by a different process.

As I say the kiddy one was definitely the same colour as the rest of the shirt.
 
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