Posted on June 24, 2008
A legend is born
Posted under Announcements, Fashion, Press releases
The Sporting Apostrophes official club badge was unveiled today at a packed press conference in east London.
Any die-hard Apostrophes fan will immediately recognise the significance of the various components of the badge; to help the ignorant:
- The badge boasts an officially licensed likeness of Pele, smiling broadly after yet another devastating Super A’s performance.
- The two golden footballs represent Pele’s generous, loving plums (refer to the history section of this website for more information).
- The motto “A ATROX INIQUITAS” – “A terrible injustice” in Latin.
- The badge features three gold stars, the meaning of which is a terrible, terrible secret.
Officially licensed merchandise will be available from all good sports retailers shortly.
Looks more like John Barnes than Pele
Love the logo – boo to yellow!
Tragically, the embroidery firm say it’s too difficult for them to do! A revised version will appear in the not-too-distant future.
We could get it done in that polyflex stuff, you can print what you like with that.