Which do you prefer?

It's a bog-standard retro design

just about every club has had its badge in a shield at some time.</p>

It's not a Wednesday thing by any means.</p>

 

chuffin double post

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RE: No....me neither

I'm surprised a company would use that as their logo without thinking of the wider significance of it.

 

RE: No....me neither

i'm not all that surprised. i work in marketing/pr and most companies don't have a clue what image they're trying to put out, let alone what they actually are saying without realising.

 

"old style" shirt with collar (away?)

http://www.serbianna.com/columns/savich/060_files/001.jpg

 

RE: "old style" shirt with collar (away?)

 

i like the surridge logo on sholder but makes shirt look a bit blank i think you'd have to move badge into middle if you were going to do that

 

For gods sake, it's not 'political' .....

.... or religious, it's a sports company's logo, like someone said earlier, I think it comes from when Stuart Surridge started up selling cricket gear ....... chill art!