Club Badge (merged)

When they came up with NYCFC and Melbourne City ones as round, I knew this would come not far behind and sure it's going to be round ...

Only thing is someone somewhere in Abu Dhabi most probably doesn't really like maroon colour and we have seen the shift into while keeping sky blue as main colour but more navy blue being pushed onto everything, be it second kits or colours on the website and in everything else around the club. Also factor in how NYCFC looks overall I think we'd be looking at sky blue, white and navy blue/dark blue as club's new colours moving forward and won't be surprised if the new crest reflects that.

As long as it's a badge that a shield can't be slapped around on the kit, I'd be happy ...

Good post mate, I agree. In fairness though, navy blue has made up part of our kit for about 80 years out of our 110 year history, so I think it's a bit unfair to say our owners are pushing navy blue on us.

Navy blue been part of our identity since the 1800s. I think a lot of City fans who were around in the 60s and 70s have a fondness for maroon because that was the short period it was part of our kit. I'm not adverse to maroon, but navy blue has been a much bigger part of our history.
 
no no nooo ... tell me this aint happening ..... my phone is going ape shit on Twitter!!!
 
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Over the years, one of the few constants at Manchester City has been the debate over which symbols best represent the Club.

Excluding the City of Manchester's Coat of Arms, City have had three key badges, and opinions about them have been expressed on a variety of platforms - at Supporters' Clubs, fan forums, on blogs and on the terraces.

The debate has flared at various points in our history. Recently we have seen the debate once again intensify.

Over the years, many fans have come up with their own designs of how they think a new badge will look. There has been continuous debate about the importance of the many elements of our various symbols and how they best combine.

The Club has therefore decided to consult with supporters to identify which symbols they feel are most authentic to and reflective of the Club as well as the City of Manchester itself. The consultation is open to Cityzens only and as a Cityzen member, we wanted you to know before the official announcementtomorrow.

You'll be able to share your views from Saturday 17th October, via the physical consultation space at the Etihad Stadium or online through a link that will be shared with you via email on Saturday morning.

is this a windup??
 

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