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None of the american ones count because its a different market

The older clubs have prior use exemptions from before trademarks

The Blues being a colour has meant neither organisation has been able to hold a trademark.

So none of those are relevant examples to this case

- Auckland Blues (Rugby) and NSW Blues (NRL)

- Richmond Tigers (AFL) and Wests Tigers (NRL)

These compete.
Why arent they relevant?
 
Herbie is going there to play fullback i said that months ago Teddy is going to help him
Thanks mate . Very much proved my point. Roosters way ? Find the best outside back under 25 and offer him market value plus an apartment in Bondi . Shit club…. Just won the geographic lottery .
 
Thanks mate . Very much proved my point. Roosters way ? Find the best outside back under 25 and offer him market value plus an apartment in Bondi . Shit club…. Just won the geographic lottery .
Farnworth is nearly 27 and will be 28 by the time he pulls on a roosters shirt
 
You must be thinking of Twal from 5 years ago. If twal was fit, there was a good chance he would have made the blues squad. He was in great form this year and every club would have him if they could
He was a very solid player, absolutely. He let no one down and would be a valuable addition to all top 17s. However your player of the year should not be a solid prop who makes 120m and 30 tackles every week, it should be someone who wins you matches on a regular basis and makes a real difference.
 
- Auckland Blues (Rugby) and NSW Blues (NRL)

- Richmond Tigers (AFL) and Wests Tigers (NRL)

These compete.
Why arent they relevant?
I explained that. Colours are challenging for trademark registration and Richmond and us have been using Tigers for decades before trademarks existed
 
I explained that. Colours are challenging for trademark registration and Richmond and us have been using Tigers for decades before trademarks existed

A quick google tells me that Trademark laws have been around since 1905. Balmain Tigers were founded in 1908.

If we look at something more recent, the Auckland Blues were founded in 1996 to launch the super rugby competition. They are competing in the same market as the NSW Blues.

They are throwing their toys out of the cot because their game is dying. They should be scared, not of the PNG Chiefs, but the NZ Warriors. If anything, their panic draws more people's attention to the NRL.
 
I was just answering your question when you asked why any team would build their team on two families.
Gave you an example and you’re complaining?
Didn’t see you put a time limit up…. mainly because you didn’t.
No, you put forward your opinion and then told me that the Mortimers and the Hughes family are somehow comparable. That proves you have no idea what you’re talking about.
 
They would have to give you a jersey if that’s the strategy.

The club could sign prime Andrew Johns and you would still find a way to complain.
Another alt account steps up to make a personal attack.
At least have the guts to use your regular name you coward.
 
- Auckland Blues (Rugby) and NSW Blues (NRL)

- Richmond Tigers (AFL) and Wests Tigers (NRL)

These compete.
Why arent they relevant?
Mainly, because when they ( the above 2 examples) were established they were not in competing markets. The media revolution has made the market smaller hence now they are in competition for share!
 
A quick google tells me that Trademark laws have been around since 1905. Balmain Tigers were founded in 1908.

If we look at something more recent, the Auckland Blues were founded in 1996 to launch the super rugby competition. They are competing in the same market as the NSW Blues.

They are throwing their toys out of the cot because their game is dying. They should be scared, not of the PNG Chiefs, but the NZ Warriors. If anything, their panic draws more people's attention to the NRL.
The problem there is that the ‘Canterbury Rugby Union ‘ commenced in the 1880s and has been known as the Blues for decades The Auckland Blues are a Franchise of the same organisation
 

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