We put that down to the stupendous amount of steroids they’ve been pumping into their mascot.Īlso: are those sweatbands he’s wearing? Do wasps sweat? The Wasps were relegated from the Scottish Championship in 2015/16 but fared better in the third tier last time out, finishing second. He’s totally air-kicked this, right? Maybe the Romanian title chasers are trying to lure opponents into a false sense of security. However, the attempt to market the club globally upon their move to Stratford – and removal of Boleyn Castle from the badge – is so cynical, so blatant, that it feels as if LONDON should be followed by the word (HONEST). Having ‘TIW’ adorning the crossed hammers is a nice touch, referring to club forerunners Thames Iron Works. While FFT loves the fantastically left-wing Madrid side, we think it’s a step too far to use the club crest to lay into capitalism by displaying a stock market crash. Their attempt is so naff, it’s almost good. But when the S.League (yes, that is how they punctuate it) insisted all mascots have to be animals, rejecting Warriors’ warrior, the club opted for a rhino instead, despite nobody being able to draw one. They have never been nicknamed the Rhinos. Warriors were called Singapore Armed Forces FC until 2013. Still, putting a star above a star, which features a football made of stars, might just be overkill.
#PROELIA PROFESSIONAL RHINO SERIAL#
Serial Moldovan championship winners and regular Europa League botherers, Sheriff were founded by a company called Sheriff, play at the Sheriff Stadium and have a sheriff’s badge as their… well, badge. Has that witch even made it off the ground? What sort of crest makes you ask that question? “And so, I present to you the keys of the city, for serv – oh hi, Bill, didn’t see you there.”Īt the time of writing, Benevento are (comfortably) bottom of Serie A with two wins from 21 matches.Ī team facing Juventus should not have this crest. Or is that what Chelsea were going for?Īlternatively, the king of the jungle may have been distracted in the middle of doing something important. Numerous changes were made in the revamp of an older crest, so there’s no excuse for a supposedly ferocious creature merely looking miffed that an opposition striker has beaten its offside trap.
Unlike the roaring beast that dominated the Blues’ badge from 1986 to 2005, this incarnation of the Chelsea lion is far from intimidating.
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