I don't either. It's two J's next to one another. Then again Nike is just a tick and adidas is just 3 parallels.
Juventus unveil bold new club crest at ceremony in Turin
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
Ahh, didn't know that. I just remember the previous 2, which looked more like a coat of arms with swords etc.
I think it looks pretty sharp actually.. The whole "badge/crest" thing is undoubtedly a bit odd when viewed with a bit perspective, so I can see something like this (which would actually look alright on a piece of clothing that isn't a football shirt) taking off.
Still, quite liked their old one - it was already plenty better than most.
Still, quite liked their old one - it was already plenty better than most.
Jeepventus.
Must be your memory playing tricks on you, as Juve never even wore a badge on their shirts back then.
The MUFC stick man was used by the club since the sixties and possibly earlier. I think by the 90s they had started to phase it out entirely. Shame as I quite like it, although not as a club badge.Found it...
Seriously? I thought it was just an early 90's thing, I remember an amazing stick-man tracky I got for Christmas around 91-92, love it!
Although looking at is now, I think @SteveJ is right, looks more like a toilet sign.
Yeah, there is footage of the Old Trafford boardroom in the mid sixties and the stick man is used on the frosted glass doors. It was on official documents too.
Me either, I just looked up what you were on about
City's was an abomination, it's just that it was the one you were used to. I grew up with City having a circular badge very similar to their new one, so it's easy to accept.
I also think a lot of the crests designed in the 2000s have stated to look a bit dated already, as they show up what people thought was great about their at-the-time cutting edge design software rather than what is good, sturdy design. It was all about gradients and shading and tapering lines. I actually admire what they have done here with the new Juve logo.
I wonder how many clubs in the world have not modified their crests in the last 20 years? It is exactly 20 years since we registered our current crest, which I think needs a subtle update.
I'd say it is no greater juxtaposition than having a name that translates as 'Youth' while being nicknamed 'the Old Lady', really.The juxtaposition of being called "The Old Lady" and having a trendy logo like this is hilarious. Like a regal old lady donning a shellsuit.
Looks good imo, previous crest was legendary tho, so I get why people are complaining.
It's more than that.
The Js form the shape of a more traditional crest, it incorporates black and white stripes and as someone else pointed out it could also reflect an abstract version of the horse or whatever from their old badge. There are plenty of subtle creative pieces to the logo. Plenty of thought went into it, even if it does look simple at first glance.
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It's very 'social media age'
If that's what they want to achieve then well done
But it doesn't convey any of their tradition or history
If that's what they want to achieve then well done
But it doesn't convey any of their tradition or history
still ten times better than the new premier league logo or Chevrolet logo, the trend is still to simplify and flatten but perhaps the changes could be more sensitive, there's no link to the past, it's completely new thing, might not work well as a crest especialy on the stripes.. let's see the applications
I think they've actually missed a trick here. They could have made it a little football man like the Italia 90 logo.
What's wrong with the Chevy logo?
jj abrams?
Agnelli: 'this is a symbol of the Juventus way of living'
It took a year to create, no wonder Pogba left.
There was a ceremony for this?!?
Just removed the United bit. Everyone knows us as Manchester anyway and then it's all pretty.
Minimalistic in a bad way. I get it, it supposed to be simple, direct and all the modern jazz but this is just Facebook logo level of laziness.
I feel this is a practical joke
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I guess im the only one that likes it and thinks we should have a surgical re branding also, nothing identical to this but something more updated, our badge despit emy love for it is an eyesore and looks very "late 1990s".
Are you serious
That's seriously awful. If I was a Juve fan I'd be furious.
simply because it's ugly??
The Inter one actually looks pretty sleek.
It wasn't on the shirts. They just had the Italian flag, right? But it was on everything else though.
Why are there two Js?
Maybe the child workers in Bangladesh complained that the old logo was too complicated.
the fella had a stutter
Juventus mean Youth, so I guess it is meant to mean "Youthful way of Living"
Or some sort of marketing cliche like that.
There isn't. The jay is the black middle.