Ok, so just select the ball, great, then hit control C, good, now just control V to paste... no, don't hold it down! Meh, never mind. Pub? Pub.

I just wanted to post this somewhere.

My club of 14 years.


Edited by Eastern Glory: 19/8/2014 09:00:24 AM

Gotta love it!

Former club of Erik Paartalu, and 1974 World Cup Player Allan Maher

german ethnic ties?

Not that I ever noticed. It's a pretty bogan club these days... Bogans + Chinese and Indian immigrants

You just described me there EG.

As my brother so eloquently puts it, "Eurogook" :lol:

I always thought that was Kazakhstanis?

Redlands Farewell Little Red Devil

Redlands United have unveiled a new club crest and a new kit supplier as they seek to rejuvenate the club’s image as they approach the club’s centenary.

The new crest (pictured) is a stylish circular design that replaces the “little devil” caricature that Queensland football fans have been familiar with since the 1970’s.

The design includes a trident in a nod to the club’s Red Devils nickname - which will be retained - and was chosen from four finalists submitted through an intra-club competition opened to club members.

The new crest coincides with the new kit supply deal with BLK, who also provided graphics design support for competition entrants.

Redlands are in the process of finalising the look of their new playing kits that will feature traditional design elements and are actively seeking sponsors to feature on the new match apparrel.

The club will also undertake a complete rebrand of supporter apparel in conjunction with the new supplier to further promote the club and sponsor brands.

Redlands United General Manager Martin Hampson said the new designs heralded the start of an exciting redevelopment for the club as it seeks to revitalise operations in line with their national second-tier status as part of the PlayStation 4 NPL Queensland competition.

“Since doing the design we have received a lot of community support and positive feedback from the club members and supporters,” Hampson said.

“It’s the first part of a redevelopment of the club including our operational structures,” he added.

Those operational structures will include refining coaching and junior development as part of Football Federation Australia’s National Club Accreditation Scheme. Redlands currently hold NCAS Level 1 Accreditation and are actively pursuing the next level.

“We want to come back next season as the most progressive NPL outfit out there,” Hampson said of the overall aim.

“A big part of the rebrand is trying to make the club relevant to the junior players.”

Redlands senior head coach Matt Chandler expressed his fondness for the new designs and general direction of the club.

“I like it. I think it’s very football orientated and is long overdue,” Chandler said.

“The design is about where we are going as a club towards our centenary year in 2018,” he added.

Hello, we're a facebook page in support of a new Perth name as well as club logo, would love it if some of you artists could design a crest and send it through here our facebook page and guidelines are here https://www.facebook.com/pages/Perth-Glory-Name-Change-Supporters/315236405330382?fref=ts

Thanks.

How long before all the fantasy kit nerds come out of the woodwork?

Play hard play fair?

Reminds me of this;



-PB

My local club. Generic as fuck.



Never played for them though. Played for the local league side which has a MUCH better crest. reminiscent of Middlesbrough.