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Now that you mention it, it does remind me a little of the Baltimore Ravens.

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Wow. Some graphic designer was stuck for time on this one and took the easy way ouy...

For what it's worth, I actually think the MelbourneFC logo is great, if a little simple & bland.

Maybe if it was a little more detailed...

 

Very average. There was nothing wrong with their old logo, but who cares. It's Adelaide.
 
i asked CS about the possibility of the demon coming back as our logo on twitter.

He replied the Demon will take a very big part...Working hard on the brand and icons in the next 12 months......

I read that and think- We will have our current logo till this time next year when our new logo comes in and it will be a demon

I am Happy for a good EVIL Looking Demon to be our LOgo

But i still hope the old Red & Blue square stickers survive aswell. You can see them on cars miles away-it's great.


Abysmal! What was wrong with their old logo?

The Baltimore Ravens legal team should be picking up the phone.
 

Average at best. I couldn't care what they had anyway.

As for the crows, I don't mind it, but I've seen better.

My thoughts too

Now that you mention it, it does remind me a little of the Baltimore Ravens.

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Copyright ? Very similar.


Abysmal! What was wrong with their old logo?

The Baltimore Ravens legal team should be picking up the phone.

Yep. I thought of the Baltimore Ravens as soon as I saw Adelaide's new logo. Woeful. The NFL has in the past been quite lenient with NRL teams blatantly ripping off their mascots and logos. The Canberra Raiders, Gold Coast Titans and Brisbane Broncos for starters not only had the cheek to use some pretty random mascots that belonged to NFL teams, but they hardly changed the original Oakland, Tennessee and Denver logos either. With that said, I'd expect nothing said to Adelaide for their ordinary effort.

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