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Meaning behind Roos guernseys

Allan, Cliff and Les Weetra, Kenny Sumner and Anton Kartinyeri-Sumner proudly wearing Victor's new Indigenous guernsey. (Meg Rogerson) 420718_01

The Victor Harbor A grade and reserves wore guernseys designed by Allan and Les Weetra to celebrate Indigenous Round against […]

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