Sherrin | Beyond the football - YouTube
WEBWhile visiting the Sherrin factory on the first day of production of the 2018 AFL Grand Final football, learn all the history behind the Australian icon that...
Sherrin - Wikipedia
WEBIn 1879, Thomas W. Sherrin opened a factory at 32 Wellington Street in Collingwood. [1] The first Australian rules football was invented by Sherrin himself in 1880, when he was given a misshapen rugby ball to fix. He designed the Sherrin with indented rather than pointy ends to give the ball a better bounce.
Inside Sherrin Footy Factory - YouTube
WEBThe Dart does a days work at Sherrin squishing footy's down to make sure they're in good nick for finals.
About Sherrin
WEBA brand new, custom-designed Sherrin factory is developed and launched by Russell Corporation on in Keysborough, Victoria. Uniquely, the factory continued a dedication to T.W’s method essentially leaving the Sherrin crafting process unchanged.
The Football Making Process: - Sherrin
WEBIt takes 22 minutes to produce a Sherrin from start to finish. Approx 500 balls are made per day. There are 27 Sherrin staff members in the factory making the footballs every day.
The Team Behind the Footys - sherrin.com.au
WEBLet’s head inside the factory and meet some of the key Sherrin team members that help handcraft the balls for the biggest game of the year: ALEX – SHERRIN PRINTING COORDINATOR: Alex is our Sherrin Printing Coordinator and has worked with us for 12 years, printing logos and designs on all of our game balls, but most importantly the grand ...
The Beginning of a Legend: - Sherrin
WEBThe Beginning of a Legend: In 1879 Tom opened a factory at 32 Wellington Street in Collingwood and T.W Sherrin Pty Ltd was established. The new shaped ball was so quickly accepted that the National Football League of Australia …
Before the bounce: unstitching the legacy of the AFL's match ball
WEBSep 29, 2015 · Back in 1930s, in the depths of the depression, TW Sherrin was certainly a major player. They made AFL footballs by hand in their factory in Collingwood, along with various other leather sports goods.
The making of a Syd Sherrin footy - The Age
WEBSep 21, 2011 · One day Tom had a revelation - he created his own ball in a new shape that made it last longer, bounce more evenly and be easier to kick. In 1879, Tom started a small Sherrin factory in Collingwood.
Making of a Sherrin – The Official Game Ball of the AFL
WEBSherrin game balls are crafted in the Scoresby, Victoria manufacturing facility and undergo the same process to ensure that every ball is perfect and worthy of each kick, handball and mark. The Process