Re: What about this badge?
Tue Jan 13, 2015 8:08 pm
No chance with Tan wanting to leave his mark on the badge.
Re: What about this badge?
Tue Jan 13, 2015 8:11 pm
Jollffe wrote:No chance with Tan wanting to leave his mark on the badge.
The red, blue and white symbolises Malaysia from the flag.
Re: What about this badge?
Tue Jan 13, 2015 8:15 pm
1970's circular badge plain white with a big F@## off Bluebird on for me. No Red borders or anything just simple and classic. Stick a tiny red dragon on the bottom to keep Tan happy, then when he sells up we can tippex it out!
"The Boys are Back in Blue"
"The Boys are Back in Blue"
Re: What about this badge?
Tue Jan 13, 2015 8:20 pm
Blueslippers wrote:1970's circular badge plain white with a big F@## off Bluebird on for me. No Red borders or anything just simple and classic. Stick a tiny red dragon on the bottom to keep Tan happy, then when he sells up we can tippex it out!
"The Boys are Back in Blue"
Red borders looks less tacky than a dragon. The dragon on it just wedged in looks terrible. It only really worked on our old badge because it was in a box and looked tidy. I would rather not have the dragon on there at all tbh. Have the red stripes to keep Tan happy and tell him it shows our commitment to having red away kit and embracing it.
Re: What about this badge?
Tue Jan 13, 2015 8:29 pm
blueminati wrote:Blueslippers wrote:1970's circular badge plain white with a big F@## off Bluebird on for me. No Red borders or anything just simple and classic. Stick a tiny red dragon on the bottom to keep Tan happy, then when he sells up we can tippex it out!
"The Boys are Back in Blue"
Red borders looks less tacky than a dragon. The dragon on it just wedged in looks terrible. It only really worked on our old badge because it was in a box and looked tidy. I would rather not have the dragon on there at all tbh. Have the red stripes to keep Tan happy and tell him it shows our commitment to having red away kit and embracing it.
Take your point, but if you listen to the audio of the meeting, Dalman asks everyone to vote in favour of a Dragon on the badge out of respect for Tan. Sian Branson asks him to clarify that it will be smaller than the Bluebird to which Dalman reply's something like 'yes, much smaller'.
In an ideal world my ideal would be a Bluebird on a white circle, nothing else. Simple branding just like Derbys Ram or Liverpools Liver bird. However, all I hope is the club get a Graphic Designer in to make a good, proffesional job of the new badge unlike the shockingly amateur beermat badge we have now.
Re: What about this badge?
Tue Jan 13, 2015 8:36 pm
Blueslippers wrote:blueminati wrote:Blueslippers wrote:1970's circular badge plain white with a big F@## off Bluebird on for me. No Red borders or anything just simple and classic. Stick a tiny red dragon on the bottom to keep Tan happy, then when he sells up we can tippex it out!
"The Boys are Back in Blue"
Red borders looks less tacky than a dragon. The dragon on it just wedged in looks terrible. It only really worked on our old badge because it was in a box and looked tidy. I would rather not have the dragon on there at all tbh. Have the red stripes to keep Tan happy and tell him it shows our commitment to having red away kit and embracing it.
Take your point, but if you listen to the audio of the meeting, Dalman asks everyone to vote in favour of a Dragon on the badge out of respect for Tan. Sian Branson asks him to clarify that it will be smaller than the Bluebird to which Dalman reply's something like 'yes, much smaller'.
In an ideal world my ideal would be a Bluebird on a white circle, nothing else. Simple branding just like Derbys Ram or Liverpools Liver bird. However, all I hope is the club get a Graphic Designer in to make a good, proffesional job of the new badge unlike the shockingly amateur beermat badge we have now.
That's fair enough. Just whack a dragon on my design then.