Tom Morris

Or like, you know, 18 Guernseys, I should say.

You say jersey, even if there's a slip-up and they just come after you, as they should.

And I've been very careful with not saying jerseys.

But, no, I mean, my top five was, you know, number five was North Melbourne.

I went for North Melbourne purely because of the conviction and the commitment to the kangaroos, right?

And honestly, like, you know, if you are selling this as Australia's sport to people who are moving here or to people overseas...

Like, you know, just put the kangaroo front, right and center on a jersey.

And I thought North Melbourne did that really well.

And you know me, I like clashing colors.

And the fact that their shorts had nothing to do with the top is what made them number five.

And then we went through, I think I had Adelaide at four, which was very controversial, ahead of West Coast at three, Port at two and

You know me and pink.

I think pink is the color of power.

And I spoke about it on Seven as well.

I mean, when the West Indies were flying in Kerry Packer series or Kerry Packer created World Series cricket.

The second season, if you remember, when they went to color clothing, the West Indies were in coral pink.

And, you know, they looked at it.

They thought it was kind of a joke on them.

And they just...

turned it around and became even more powerful from there.