Quote from: charleeco7 on May 31, 2024, 10:05:41 AMIt’s ok. Prefer the version on the montage with the detailed lion and like the fact it’s got Aston Villa written on it instead of AVFC on the old shield. I’ve a feeling they ditch last seasons badge as it’ll save a few quid when they just stick a transfer over all the shields around the ground, rather than replace them.I'd suspect whilst cost is a factor, there's also consistency. For example whilst ford periodically update their logo, it's basically been the same for near enough 100 yearsI pick Ford, you could equally say McDonalds or anywhere reallyMoving to a round badge having had a shield badge for almost our entire history makes no sense in those sort of terms, you lose all the brand recognition, it wasn't particularly distinctive over Chelsea's badge etc etc
It’s ok. Prefer the version on the montage with the detailed lion and like the fact it’s got Aston Villa written on it instead of AVFC on the old shield. I’ve a feeling they ditch last seasons badge as it’ll save a few quid when they just stick a transfer over all the shields around the ground, rather than replace them.
Some won't care, and that's fine. Some are caught up in the feel good factor of Emery and the team. And that's fine.But it is such an insult to our intelligence to deliver this. One thing was absolutely crystal clear- there was a huge desire to get away from the 2007- era badge, to at the very least update the colour of the lion if nothing else.To do that in 2022 only to then revert back a year later to the old badge we were to get away from and try to dress it up as a new rebrand is proof that the club now operates in some sort of 'post-truth' manner with its own fans (customers?).
It's a fair point. https://x.com/AVL8ton/status/1796440600478360005
And there really wasn't the huge desire you're talking about, other than from a few people.
Quote from: Drummond on May 31, 2024, 12:28:42 PMAnd there really wasn't the huge desire you're talking about, other than from a few people.Well actually, the club said there was, quite clearly after the first consultation. I posted it above.
Quote from: stevo_st on May 31, 2024, 10:07:57 AMI think they’ll argue that they used the same consultation that informed last years round badge.The round badge had to be changed, it looked far too similar to Chelsea’s current badgeI don't think so. After that consultation the club said this:"The initial announcement of the review was positively received and supported by consistent feedback that our current crest does not represent our heritage or ambition well enough. By allowing you to vote on our next club crest now, and by completing this process in Autumn 2022, we will be in a position to go into the 2023/24 season with a club crest we are all proud of and that reflects our shared ambitions for the future of our club."So what have we ended up with? A slightly tweaked version of the same badge.
I think they’ll argue that they used the same consultation that informed last years round badge.The round badge had to be changed, it looked far too similar to Chelsea’s current badge
Is this what we're going to do now, spend years talking about what it could have looked like? Yes, the alternative possibilities are endless, lots of them better (in Graham Internet's opinion), but really, it's here, it's not changing for the foreseeable future. Time to get on with something, anything else now.Yes, I know I could just avoid this thread.
I'm sure we'll all live.
Interesting video montage, supposedly released on Villa FB page and then deletedhttps://x.com/tvotpatrick/status/1796426942109118593edit - looks like it's still on FB to mehttps://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1176187586740135