RussellEbertHandball
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Pooh brown is a tough marketing colour in more modern times. Its an old colour from when times were more simpler and life had less options. SANFL (when it was SAFA/SAFL in 1907 name change)
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Pooh brown is a tough marketing colour in more modern times. Its an old colour from when times were more simpler and life had less options. SANFL (when it was SAFA/SAFL in 1907 name change)
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Early 20th century SA state team wore brown and turquoise (nearly teal)
Imagine it remained like that. That would've been the crows colours and we would certainly have not chosen teal.
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The crows have a jumper that is close to that 1930 jumper. Bloody self-righteous copycat knobs. If only Collingwood had not seen the 1899 jumper. Bloody sanfl.
The crows have a jumper that is close to that 1930 jumper. Bloody self-righteous copycat knobs. If only Collingwood had not seen the 1899 jumper. Bloody sanfl.
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Yes the Spurs logo works well.
I just assumed St Pauli wore black and white after seeing all the skull and crossbones flags while walking around Hamburg.
RussellEbertHandball
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They saw the 1891 jumper and that's where they got the idea when they split away from the Brittania FC in 1892.
bomberclifford
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Hadn't seen that before. Nice example of using a local architectural feature in the branding without it being too twee.
Fairly tight execution too.
What's the story with the skull and cross bones? Is that a fan thing? Or is it something different?
Love this extension of the brand image using a gaff tape style font.
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Would love this gif'd with chattering teeth.
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Ween.
Yes. Yes!!!
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Now we're talking.
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Rock hard.
Because Footscray has already registered blue, white, red....
The irony....
Skull and crossbones but with a contemporary PAFC twist...
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The Jolly Rogerer.
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Loves a good motorboat.
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Agree
Light houses too phallic
Poo pirates too easy to give s**t to
Zeus has no connection to our branding
Simple is best
What's wrong with phallic?
Or do you just prefer pumping fists?
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Agreed, but holly f**k do I hate the current incarnation of Thunda! Btw, I certainly wasn't suggesting that we use/adopt the word 'Zeus' in our branding/logo, just the image/iconography.
Look, I'm all for a monogram logo. However, people are foolish to think that appealing to children isn't important. Thus, we will still need to maintain a mascot.
I would argue that 'Thunda' in the image of the Greek god (with all the accoutrement), is vastly superior to the current Dean Brogan caricature dressed in a black/teal/silver gimp suit. Mythology is a dominant force in today's pop-culture.
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