Brisbane wore the 1987 to 1990 Brisbane Bears clash guernsey, a variant of its original Brisbane Bears guernsey (which was always criticized during its existence up until 1992, especially when its Gold and Maroon colours were changed to Gold and Cerise). Adelaide, who were non-existent in the 1980s, wore a modified home guernsey, including an AFC monogrammed crest featuring all the colours of all the teams in the SANFL from the 1980s. Melbourne wore a guernsey with Red and Royal Blue instead of its Red and Navy Blue it used prior to 1974 with the introduction of colour TV. Richmond wore Yellow Shorts from the 1980s with their 1980s Guernsey with printed laces. Essendon wore Red shorts as they did in the 1980s when they played Carlton in the battle for the Wooden Spoon. (The two clubs were clearly the worst performers in the league that year and the match ended in a draw. Carlton coach Denis Pagan famously described it as feeling like "Dancing with your Sister"). West Coast wore a replica of their 1988 to 1994 Blue and Gold guernsey