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What does your team logo mean ?

By charef (FA) (NC) - 03-03-2024 14:53

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Hi, What does your logo mean ? From where did you find the inspiration ? And how you create it ? Mine is a combination between my favourite teams in Tunisia and France : [img]https://i.postimg.cc/dhnZqVJw/1200px-Blason-toile-du-sahel-svg.png[/img] [img]https://i.postimg.cc/KKzk4hYL/1200px-Logo-LOSC-Lille-2018-svg.png[/img]Hi,

What does your logo mean ?
From where did you find the inspiration ? And how you create it ?

Mine is a combination between my favourite teams in Tunisia and France :

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Re: What does your team logo mean ?

By darkline - 03-03-2024 15:11

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President

Well I can't really talk about it 😂Well I can't really talk about it 😂

Re: What does your team logo mean ?

By hooterman - 03-03-2024 16:24

[ENG]

My badge is about Owls as they hoot when calling for a female or to keep in touch with a mate when the Owl is away from the nest, great to listen too when they begin calling, and hence the name Heavenly Hooters. Additional info its [b]100% NOT[/b] about Female breasts which Ive been asked many a time if my team name is.My badge is about Owls as they hoot when calling for a female or to keep in touch with a mate when the Owl is away from the nest, great to listen too when they begin calling, and hence the name Heavenly Hooters. Additional info its 100% NOT about Female breasts which Ive been asked many a time if my team name is.

Re: What does your team logo mean ?

By hooterman - 08-03-2024 22:00

[ENG]

Argh more bots and there all newbies.Argh more bots and there all newbies.

Re: What does your team logo mean ?

By viedras20 - 08-03-2024 23:10

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"Don't even try to frigthen us" or something similar. That's a saying from older times which is directed towards aggressive neighbour states of the Baltic countries. Still very much relevant today."Don't even try to frigthen us" or something similar. That's a saying from older times which is directed towards aggressive neighbour states of the Baltic countries. Still very much relevant today.

 

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