The Club Badge Thread

[Dirk Gently]

Morton's is a real cracker. All you need to know about the club, including the town's industrial heritage.

Do the six lines under the football mean anything?

Very good question. I'll find out...

[Dirk Gently]

Morton's is a real cracker. All you need to know about the club, including the town's industrial heritage.

Do the six lines under the football mean anything?

It's rope, a callback to the ship-building of Greenock.

[YorkshireRoyal99]

Aesthetically, I like Minnesota's badge. I think the blue and the grey compliment each other well and is just a well-designed badge.

Olympiakos and Real Sociedad have badges that actually have some meaning behind their design which I personally like.

[leon]

[SouthDownsRoyal]

Always liked Ipswich

[Winston Biscuit]

[Clyde1998]

Could be worse. Watford's logo from 1974 to 1978:

[Hendo]

Is this like what has been on a number of 3rd team kits?

I don't mind it as an alternative logo, tbh.

[Sutekh]

Could be worse. Watford's logo from 1974 to 1978:

[Whore Jackie]

Is this like what has been on a number of 3rd team kits?

I don't mind it as an alternative logo, tbh.

Yep, Everton do something similar on their 3rd kit. I don't mind it either.

[Winston Biscuit]

Newcastle announce they are changing their club badge, as apparently their current badge is too elaborate and so they are looking for something simpler to help with 'global digital branding requirements'

I really hope there is some nod to Saudi in the new one, for the lolz

[Sutekh]

Newcastle announce they are changing their club badge, as apparently their current badge is too elaborate and so they are looking for something simpler to help with 'global digital branding requirements'

I really hope there is some nod to Saudi in the new one, for the lolz

Nothing wrong with their current badge which is miles better than their 80s monstrosity which is what they probably want to drag it back to: