Rancid.
Close the competition. I am a genius (not my shirt, but awesome microsoft paint skills to add the badge - which was also not mine except for the star bit)
Apart from the sleeves, colour, collar and cuff detail, badge and gaudy pattern, that's ok.
Quote from: chrisw1 on June 29, 2022, 02:31:32 PMClose the competition. I am a genius (not my shirt, but awesome microsoft paint skills to add the badge - which was also not mine except for the star bit)Simply beautiful, I'd certainly buy that. You Sir, are a genius!!
I’ve no doubt it will end up resembling the round badge of the 70s because that would be the popular choice, but it’ll be a bit of a shame to waste this opportunity. Was the round badge really that good? It didn’t feel like it at the time, and I think a lot of it’s current popularity is because it was such a successful period we all look back on so fondly. And it’s helped by the fact that so much crap has followed it (both on the pitch and with the badges). There are so many similar ones around, the club name around a circle is the bog standard option if buying a junior team’s strip.I’m not convinced we’ve ever had a great badge, but then very few football clubs have. Like all the worst designs in life football club badges tend to be designed by committee and in trying to please the majority they fall way short of actually looking good.I’d be bold and forget what’s gone before, but I know I’d be very much in the minority with that opinion.So if a rampant lion truly is the image we must always keep to then spend the money on getting it drawn so well that however and wherever it’s reproduced it still looks like a rampant pissing lion.