https://wiki.snoutslouts.org/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3AIndigenous_Round_guernsey_2019.jpgFile:Indigenous Round guernsey 2019.jpg - Revision history2026-11-01T19:16:04ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.46.2https://wiki.snoutslouts.org/index.php?title=File:Indigenous_Round_guernsey_2019.jpg&diff=9949&oldid=prevRanga: (worn by Marlon Motlop in photo)
Design – titled ”Stand Strong” – is by Glenelg senior player Marlon Motlop and his cousin Keelan Fejo.
“The Aboriginal man is holding his spear and shield which represents him standing strong in war (battle) �2020-12-09T05:10:44Z<p>(worn by Marlon Motlop in photo) Design – titled ”Stand Strong” – is by Glenelg senior player Marlon Motlop and his cousin Keelan Fejo. “The Aboriginal man is holding his spear and shield which represents him standing strong in war (battle) �</p>
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Design – titled ”Stand Strong” – is by Glenelg senior player Marlon Motlop and his cousin Keelan Fejo.<br />
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“The Aboriginal man is holding his spear and shield which represents him standing strong in war (battle) – this can reflect how we are when we play the game, for most of us it’s like going to battle,” Motlop said.<br />
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“The cross-hatching (Rarrkbun) represents the direction of strength, power and knowledge when the spear is being thrown.<br />
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“Boomerangs represent stories and songs – this reflects a connection to footy and how many of these great stories and songs come out of the game and stay with us forever.<br />
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“The weapons are tools which represent the effort we give to get to where we are now and the under-layer design is the Torres Strait Islander head dress “Dhoeri”, which is a representation of Torres Strait Islander people.<br />
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“The patterns and streams in the under-layer represent the wind direction of the Torres Strait.”</div>Ranga