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Change the club badge?

Started by WhiteJC, May 31, 2018, 09:03:28 AM

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should we change the club badge?

Yes
25 (30.5%)
No
57 (69.5%)

Total Members Voted: 81


KJS

The current one is excellent the one above looks medieval and boring

Holders

No. I'm a traditionalist, I don't like unnecessary change and I didn't want the new badge. However, we've had it some years now, it's bedded in so no point in changing yet again. Some things are best left alone. 
Non sumus statione ferriviaria


Dryden

No, keep the current one.  Recognition value says stay as we are

FirstCoastFulham

I like the current badge but wouldn't be opposed to the old-old-school letters on plain kit as an anniversary. Of course we can't do that all year but maybe as a special for our first home game back or something.

Steeeeeeeeeed

#25
I like the current one. The red lettering looks like red lips which make it more kissable. :)

Seriously though I do like it. It's simple, but very recognisable. And does remind me of the New Fulham. Also we are the only well known team that Begins with 'F' so folk know who that is straight away (only other pro team in UK is Fleetwood), so i think that is an extra bonus for the simple style.

The simple three black lettering thing others are promoting here is a bit dull really.
The Coat Of Arms style one is pretty awful really.
I am not against Coat Of Arms styles and maybe would like an updated version using Black Whit's and Red only, but for now the simple badge we have is rather nice I reckon.

If I would redesign the badge in a Coat of Arms style there's a few factors I would incorporate...
1.- Black and White obviously. With maybe a small red element.
2.- The use of the River and / or Parkland / Cottage. The river I think is a big identifier for Fulham.
3. That bloke out of Pointless. (joke).


Milo

I voted to change.

Would need to keep black and white elements as that's visually important as the club colours.

Any new badge would have to unfortunately have an American twist as I think Khans grand plan is for us to break America with pre season tours etc.

cookieg

Quote from: mrmicawbers on May 31, 2018, 11:11:13 AM
I'm no youngster but I like the latest Crest. Apparently one of the most recognisable by other fans.Maybe we should add a star every time we win a Final.

I like the idea of a star.

..FOF..

Quote from: bill taylors apprentice on May 31, 2018, 09:20:49 AM
It was changed for marketing reasons.
Today's version is recognised universally (well, sort of) does the job so why change it?

Yes, modern logos are made to accommodate for how they will look in merchandises.

Here is a video critique about the new F1 logo.

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The designer will have to think of how it will look wrapped in curved products or those with irregular shapes too.


aaronmcguigan

theres no need to redesign it. If anything I would keep modernising it as they are at the minute by putting it in monochrome in the training gear. Change it up a bit and do away with the shield. Don't see any need for it and just the simple FFC will do. The colour of which is interchangeable like modern logos are and should be.

Maybe for one year (next year as it'll be 140 years) have no shield and a simple black FFC in current type with 1879 beneath it.

There are many ways in which the club can keep eeking out money out of current branding before changing it. The club surely would need to have a need to change it which I don't see at the moment. They seem happy to use various badges of our past to celebrate our past and our heritage while keeping the current one to drive the future and the vision.
It's a brand which is instantly recognisable and I'm sure brands don't change for change sake.


OtherHodgson

Between kit tops, polos, tee shirts, jackets and training gear I've got about 30 tops with the current crest, please no change, I've gown fond of it.

HatterDon

Seems to me that there's 6-8 "old badges" -- not just the one -- and, over the last 10-12 years I've noticed that supporters like the badge that was in use when they began to support the club.

This is the badge we wore in the Premier League and the one that we wore when we were promoted. Why change it?
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love4ffc

Here the thing for me as an overseas fan.  We are not one of the big clubs.  At least not world wide and before everyone starts calling for me to be tarred and feathered hear me out.  Here in the States clubs like City can change their badge and still be recognized.  Why?  Because they also own an MLS team in New York.  Fulham just are not on the same level but thanks to television coverage, media outlets and having American owners Fulham are getting more and more recognition.   So for me I have to agree with Newry FFC, keep the current badge so that it remains easily recognizable but, keep on modernizing it so that it stays fresh. 
Anyone can blend into the crowd.  How will you standout when it counts?

Mitch

For me, the question around the badge comes to this - does the current one invoke any sense of pride, history or anything similar within you? Personally it doesn't - it is just there. I don't look it at it and think 'that's my club', just that it's a Fulham logo.

Is general consensus that the FFC modern badge was a mistake/mis-hit on the design front? If so, why not fix it? In terms of brand awareness, we're about to go back to peak recognition and a new design if anythign shifts focus onto it.

Just my two pence anyway.

Holders

Quote from: Steeeeeeeeeed on May 31, 2018, 08:47:31 PM

Seriously though I do like it. It's simple, but very recognisable. And does remind me of the New Fulham. Also we are the only well known team that Begins with 'F' so folk know who that is straight away (only other pro team in UK is Fleetwood), so i think that is an extra bonus for the simple style.


Forfar? Falkirk?
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DutchCottage

Quote from: Holders on June 01, 2018, 09:02:07 AM
Quote from: Steeeeeeeeeed on May 31, 2018, 08:47:31 PM

Seriously though I do like it. It's simple, but very recognisable. And does remind me of the New Fulham. Also we are the only well known team that Begins with 'F' so folk know who that is straight away (only other pro team in UK is Fleetwood), so i think that is an extra bonus for the simple style.


Forfar? Falkirk?

And Feyenoord Rotterdam. They have only the F in their badge

WhiteJC


Take Me Home MAF

Great video on the F1 logo.

I was gutted when the letter came through the door from Mo before the 01/02 season advising the coat of arms was being dropped, also came as a shock as this was the first letter the Pizza Hut logo was on!

I have grown to like the badge we have, and to be fair it has lasted the test of time, near on 17/18 years old.

I would not like an overhaul but perhaps a slight variation, maybe the FFC turned to black.

The badge also symbolises our most successful period.


alfie

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Quote from: Fulham Tup North on May 31, 2018, 01:07:35 PM
The 'NEW' badge is over ten years old now.  Not a fan at first. Thought it was a cross between a child's drawing and a swastika :(
Funny how things grow on you!  And as others have said, it is now very recognisable by most other football fans as well, so why change something for the sake of it?
Maybe a badge showing the 'Cottage' might work?  Still, when we play all our home games at Wembley soon, we can change it every season!  ;)
Funny how people see things in a different way, not once did the word swatika enter my head, I just don't see it that way.
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