The Brisbane Lions’ new home guernsey  The Brisbane Lions’ new
home guernsey.   Despite being absorbed by Brisbane, the
remaining 1200 Fitzroy members continue to fly the flag,
accusing the Queensland club of reneging on the 1996 merger
agreement to retain the old Fitzroy lion in perpetuity.  Tip
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ProTipping here.  But Brisbane, which launched a new stylised
lion logo last year (far right), has fought back in the
Victorian Supreme Court, accusing the old club of thwarting its
progress.  Fitzroy launched legal action last year.  But counsel
for Brisbane, Rodney Garratt, QC, told the court yesterday that
changing the logo back would cause great financial loss and it
would be unfair to prevent Brisbane from ever changing its logo.
''It's utterly inconceivable that this [Fitzroy logo]
implementation could have been intended beyond the current
generation.''  He said Fitzroy had a ''shrinking,