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The stories behind the game’s famous crests.
By These Football Times
The symbol of a city and its people, the bull that adorns Torino’s crest has had many iterations but its meaning has always remained the same
Featuring a goat that’s named after one of the club’s greatest managers, the 1. FC Köln logo is one of German football’s most interesting and recognisable
Something as simple as a bat on a football badge may seem so trivial at first but, in the city of Valencia’s case, it represents so much more
There’s so much on Benfica’s badge that you need an afternoon of self-isolation to take it all in: an eagle, initials, Latin motto and bicycle wheel
It’s just an ‘O’ and an ‘M’, what’s all the fuss? If you look back at Marseille’s first badge in 1899 and latest, modern logo, it’s a fair question
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Named after the famed leader Colocolo, the football team’s badge is a nod to the power and resistance of a man who fought the Spanish invaders
The Ajax logo’s 11 lines symbolise not just the number of players in a team, but the number that can play in Ajax’s. A fantastic badge for Total Football
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“The history of a club, of a city, is often in its logo” Eduardo Galeano