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No problem. I am not good at drawing. The final product is irrelevant. Someone more talented than me can make a better job. I am more interested on its premises.That's vile mate, sorry.
It's the premise that I dislike.No problem. I am not good at drawing. The final product is irrelevant. Someone more talented than me can make a better job. I am more interested on its premises.
I was trying to point a direction. I was aiming at our beginning, something that could give us a sense of "foundation" which would allow us moving forward. I was focusing on unity, something that could gives a sense of "togetherness" which would allow us embrace diversity and expand our brand.
I wanted something that could simultaneously fit into: (a) 1870 and our glorious SANFL past; (b) 1997 and our move to the AFL; (c) 2010 and the "One Club" movement; (d) 2015 and our community work and Chinese endeavor; and (e) beyond and anything that we might do from now on.
That "Port Adelaide 1870" black-and-white halo was the best idea I had.
Embrace the mightiness and the immortality of Zeus/Jupiter, mate! He was a first among equals; ruler of both gods and men.The current thunderfist logo has to go. It's dated and it may have been pulled from an early 80s design that the USFL Oakland Invaders used.
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The question is how we save our great past by connecting it to our bad recent past, our present and our future. There is no turning back the clock, mate. That ship has sailed the moment we joined the AFL. We cannot deny that 1997-2018 has happened, and its now part of the Port Adelaide Football Club. We cannot deny our situation in 2019. We must act consider everything, or else, we fail.It's the premise that I dislike.
I'm with you. It screams out insecurity in my eyes.Unpopular opinion time - 1870 by itself is not a logo. Establishment dates are good as a part of something bigger but not as the main focal point.
Unless we are planing to fully exit the SANFL.KT specifically said a 'Commerative Logo'
Chiwigi may be right that they may test the waters with it, but I can't see us adopting 1 across 2 teams permanently.
The 'significant moment' and 'one again' tells me that they want to keep it, but they have the opt out if people hate it.KT specifically said a 'Commerative Logo'
Chiwigi may be right that they may test the waters with it, but I can't see us adopting 1 across 2 teams permanently.
Damn exciting I think. Great opportunity on a number of levels.
I might regret this and I am not exactly loving recent decisions but I am going to back the club on this one. Lots of people with a lot of love for the club and what it means I think involved in some of this planning. We generally have done this sort of thing reasonably well (even during the the shiteshow moments).
Unlike recent decisions I think this will be consulted (discretely) out the wazoo as it is what some at the club might see as their enduring legacy.
I like it.The lighthouse.
And the HKFC’ Club Rugby teams and mini Rugby programmes wear blue hoops on white.https://www.hkfc.com.hk/
Check out the HKFC logo in the top left of their heading.
Simple yet tells their story and looks superb on clothing.
Unfortunately - Empty derelict buildings, lots of underused pubs and an old wharf.If you were starting a new football team in Port Adelaide, it had never had one, what would be the image that represents the Port today?
If you were starting a new football team in Port Adelaide, it had never had one, what would be the image that represents the Port today?