| If the owners tried to change the badge.... 09:51 - Oct 22 with 2480 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
....say to just the Suffolk Punch. How would it be received? |  |
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| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 12:47 - Oct 22 with 564 views | Wallingford_Boy |
Not well at all.
Hate this trend of switching to US style badges! |  |
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| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 12:50 - Oct 22 with 563 views | BiGDonnie |
I'd be happy with it. The Suffolk Punch on his own with hoof on the ball looks clean. |  |
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| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 12:54 - Oct 22 with 543 views | DarkBrandon |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 12:50 - Oct 22 by BiGDonnie |
I'd be happy with it. The Suffolk Punch on his own with hoof on the ball looks clean. |
Me too. I’m normally very resistant to change, but I do like the new mini-badge |  | | |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 14:06 - Oct 22 with 476 views | Illinoisblue |
No, no, no. Also, no. |  |
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| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 14:07 - Oct 22 with 474 views | hoppy |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 14:06 - Oct 22 by Illinoisblue |
No, no, no. Also, no. |
You forgot NO! |  |
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| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 14:33 - Oct 22 with 445 views | VanSaParody |
Ok as a third kit option only (or a tattoo)
Otherwise, only change needed is to get rid of the red in favour of a return to yellow (current badge looks like it's designed by Tesco)
Yellow badge looks like Ipswich Town FC! |  | | |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 14:55 - Oct 22 with 418 views | Billywitch |
its changed twice already in the past. Its not the end of the world, and we'd soon get used to it.
As long as the Suffolk punch and ball remains, in its same format, I wouldn't care too much |  | | |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 18:02 - Oct 22 with 345 views | Mark |
I am totally against changing the badge, and if ever they considered that they must do a full consultation with fans.
I dislike all the dumbed down modern badges that clubs are choosing over their traditional ones, and I particularly dislike when they chop and change badges, using just part of the badge or a silhouette.
I think we should always wear the proper badge with pride every time we walk onto the football pitch. We should also play in blue and white wherever possible. [Post edited 22 Oct 19:56]
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| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 23:36 - Oct 22 with 274 views | Hugoagogo_Reborn |
Whilst the references to Wolsey Gate and the Gipping/Orwell are nice, for me, it's the powerful but understated Suffolk Punch with its hoof on the ball that is the iconic part of the badge. I wouldn't mind either way. |  |
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| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 00:59 - Oct 23 with 245 views | armchaircritic59 |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 10:19 - Oct 22 by Mookamoo |
If it included a long term commitment to support the Suffolk Punch and a breeding programme, then go for it.
Just a few pence from each shirt sale to go to the Trust
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/art [Post edited 22 Oct 11:22]
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Ah yes, my cousin was very well known for breeding them a few decades ago and helping to keep the breed alive. Good idea. |  | | |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 03:54 - Oct 23 with 218 views | emergencylime |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 11:46 - Oct 22 by Yppswyche |
This has already happened. The simplified Suffolk Punch and ball is used just as much if not more than the full badge by the club digitally, and now encroaching onto the stadium and training ground, and indeed the third shirt. I would assume they’ll settle on this dual logo system to avoid upsetting the fans while still being able to use the simplified logo for wider brand recognition. As badge redesigns/simplifications go it’s a decent one, and been cleverly implemented with its gradual roll out, but then I prefer the old yellow badge to the current red one so not as wedded to the current official badge as some. |
Agree, the broader simplification of badges is driven by technology, and the need to have a unique symbol to represent a club that fits into a phone app icon. |  |
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| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 06:13 - Oct 23 with 181 views | Benters |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 09:57 - Oct 22 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
Not well I imagine.
Our badge is great, one of the best in the country. No reason to change. |
This is the correct answer. |  |
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| If the owners tried to change the badge. on 06:45 - Oct 23 with 158 views | Churchman |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 11:46 - Oct 22 by Yppswyche |
This has already happened. The simplified Suffolk Punch and ball is used just as much if not more than the full badge by the club digitally, and now encroaching onto the stadium and training ground, and indeed the third shirt. I would assume they’ll settle on this dual logo system to avoid upsetting the fans while still being able to use the simplified logo for wider brand recognition. As badge redesigns/simplifications go it’s a decent one, and been cleverly implemented with its gradual roll out, but then I prefer the old yellow badge to the current red one so not as wedded to the current official badge as some. |
This is where I’m at with it. I actually liked the original badge that predated the yellow bordered current one.
I understand the need to simplify the badge for digital reasons and I quite like the simplified version. Its distinctive. I hope they always keep the current full version for home kits, merchandise, flags etc but I doubt they will. |  | | |
| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 06:59 - Oct 23 with 135 views | Benters |
A nice portrait of Mark Ashton on the badge might be nice ? | |
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| If the owners tried to change the badge.... on 07:38 - Oct 23 with 110 views | CM7blue |
Hi Mark. |  | | |
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