Western Bulldogs banner writer reveals rejected slogans for preliminary final

WESTERN Bulldogs banners have been brilliant all year, and their effort against GWS might be the best of the lot.

Bulldogs banner against Hawthorn.

WESTERN Bulldogs banners have been brilliant all year, and their effort against GWS might be the best of the lot.

The Dogs sent the AFL a message with a slogan aimed at the competition’s newest club, which has received plenty of help from league HQ.

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And the rejected slogans were just as good.

Comedian and Doggies tragic Danny McGinlay has won rave reviews for his banner slogans this season, and in the countdown to the first bounce he tweeted a series of hilarious banner slogans that didn’t make the cut.

The Bulldogs preliminary final banner. Picture: Michael Klein

HEY GIANTS.
WE’VE WON MORE PREMIERSHIPS THAN YOU#AFLGiantsDogs #rejectedbanners

— Danny McGinlay (@dannymcginlay) September 24, 2016

WE HAD ‘WESTERN’ IN OUR NAME FIRST, YOU HACKS#AFLGiantsDogs #rejectedbanners

— Danny McGinlay (@dannymcginlay) September 24, 2016

SYDNEY V MELBOURNE
WE'RE NOT STATE-IST
BUT OUR COFFEE IS BETTER
AND OUR WEST IS THE GREATEST#AFLGiantsDogs #rejectedbanners

— Danny McGinlay (@dannymcginlay) September 24, 2016

WE GOT HERE
WITH SKILL AND CRAFT
NOT WITH CHARITY
PICKS IN THE DRAFT #AFLGiantsDogs #rejectedbanners

— Danny McGinlay (@dannymcginlay) September 24, 2016

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY
HAVE THE AFL'S HELPIN'
BUT THEY'LL BE NO MATCH FOR
GREATER WESTERN MELBOURNE#AFLGiantsDogs #rejectedbanners

— Danny McGinlay (@dannymcginlay) September 24, 2016

And here are some of the best Bulldogs banners this season. Hopefully there is at least one more to come!

The Bulldogs banner last week against Hawthorn.

McGinlay has a crack at Collingwood late in the season. Picture: Michael Klein

Some of his finest work against Fremantle.

A controversial banner against Melbourne.

The Bulldogs banner against GWS earlier this year.

Western Bulldogs supporters work on their preliminary final banner. Picture: Jason Edwards