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From colourful theme park like logo to whatever Amehrican look they're after.
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I like it, but still think it could have had the black outlines. It's definitely one of the better logo refreshes we've had in the football world
Winamp, welcome to the crowd of sameness and meh.
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Edit: They've been meh for 4 years.
First logo's spanned 1998-2014.
It really whips the llama's assHow are Winamp even still a thing? I don’t think I know anybody thats used it since about 2003.
I like it, but still think it could have had the black outlines. It's definitely one of the better logo refreshes we've had in the football world
Also… How they stuck with that lion for as long as they did is beyond me. Looks like the result of multiple iterations of copying.
looks like an angry bega string cheese character
I would have liked to see a black outline, or a slightly darker green just to give a bit more contrast, but a really nice redesign otherwise. Happy we didn't go with the shield inside a roundel which seems to be the trendy logo to release in the last couple of years.
What in the Women's Weekly is this?
What's sporty about this?
Looks like it belongs to the Oprah Winfrey Network.
Ok so after studying it, the top one is the net/hoop, which is clever but shouldn't require so much thought. The second is a ladies fashion magazine.
I believe this is a change back, it was the darker shade up until the 1970s, when the then-President changed it.Not a logo but worthy of discussion.
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The French flag's changed slightly.
Neither. It was actually Valéry Giscard d'Estaing. He changed it to match the flag of the European Union, alongside which it is often displayed.Chirac or Mitterand?
Neither. It was actually Valéry Giscard d'Estaing. He changed it to match the flag of the European Union, alongside which it is often displayed.