No truth be told I prefer the old one. At the end of the day design is very subjective and a matter of opinion, nothing wrong with yours at all.
Maybe i’ve misunderstood your tone, but you are coming across as a little stroppy (petulant infact) and im not sure why, bit weird imo. But hey ho, if you feel i’m waving a white flag and if that somehow vindicates your opinion then good for you buddy.
Not complicated no but still more complicated if you’re recreating it that many times, plus it looks very much like a football team badge – which is fine, but Juve obviously want to be a “brand”. Their new badge fits that idea better I think, and will look better on non-football related items such as clothing, jewellery, bags etc
Fair point, guess it ties in with the whole issue over intellectual property. The whole issue at Arsenal only really came to a head because of being unable to copyright the previous crest, so market stall sellers from Avenell Road to Hong Kong were getting away with a lot. I think the desire to ‘modernise’ there was probably secondary to that. With the Juventus one tho, it’s just SO simple that to me it begs the question is it laziness on the part of digital platforms that it can’t handle a design with a bit more life to it. I think it really sucks if their new crest is a sign of things to come! I can imagine the 92 football league clubs all looking like Swindon Town’s or Bolton’s. Nasty
Bloody hell I’ll let you get the last little dig in if that’s what you’re after. Agree to disagree and all that jazz.
That “article” is not interesting at all, I’m afraid. The author makes his assertion that Juve is “ahead of the competition”, but fails to explain why exactly.
The title alone makes me want to get out my red marker. “Juventus’ new badge is not an excess of modern football, it’s a well-run club leaving competitors behind”
So the badge is a well-run club? How does something like this get past an editor?
It’s online journalism. If it’s anything like where I work then online articles are written and posted as fast as possible. Speed is the name of the game.
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Are we really using a thread to discuss a fucking badge? It’s shit, time to move on.
[/quote]Surely, you should be happy Italian Football is getting talked about for once :ramsey: If there’s one thing this whole thing has done is people are talking about Juventus, so whether people like the badge or not, the marketing lot have done their job.
Personally, I think it’s been an interesting debate.
Callejon and Mertens
Milan so close to pull one back.
Oh fuck! Really bad defensive mistake by Napoli. 2-1 Kucka.
Napoli’s defence is a bit suspect at times. Milan are getting some space on counter.
Insigne with a wonderful free kick just off the bar.
Insigne impressing once again. He almost scored with a beautiful long range shot.
Napoli should kill the game off on counter. Milan are very unbalanced now.