Looking at the similarity between the 1975 one and the current one, I have to wonder how much the design agency got paid for 'their' work.
I like the shape of the shield from 1880 to the 60s.
Quote from: Smirker on November 15, 2023, 05:53:05 PMPretty much but without the text.Like this? Would you have no text?
Pretty much but without the text.
From footballtown website. Nice lion lose the ball though
Quote from: bodkins14 on November 14, 2023, 03:02:39 PMFrom footballtown website. Nice lion lose the ball thoughThat shirt is OK, the Lion abysmal.
aWe didn't have the club name until the 70s so it's not a deambreaker for me. Prepared predates it. So if it's tradition people want and what the club want, then why not? Itd be interesting to see a modern take on the 1920s one. Update to the current lion, no star, no text. Keep the prepared scroll.
Quote from: Smirker on November 16, 2023, 04:16:35 PMaWe didn't have the club name until the 70s so it's not a deambreaker for me. Prepared predates it. So if it's tradition people want and what the club want, then why not? Itd be interesting to see a modern take on the 1920s one. Update to the current lion, no star, no text. Keep the prepared scroll.This version of the badge seems to get missed out on a regular basis:Might just be me .... but I think it's nicer than any of the ones after it.EDIT: Actually, looking over it ... it's not perfect, but I think it was our nicest badge. Have that one but with the claret lion on a blue background from the 1957 version, that's an excellent badge in my book.
I love that badge! As is often the case, whichever was present during your formative years tends to hold great affection - this does for me. I remember getting this as a pin badge when I was about 9.The stripes do seem out of place in retrospect, but I'll always love a good Prepared scroll.