The Swans' centenary celebrations have officially kicked off.
To mark 100 years of Swansea City, they have a number of events lined up throughout the season.
And to get the festivities underway, they launched their new club crest solely intended for the 2012-13 campaign.
To mark the 150th Anniversary of Wanderers first ever match, a competition has been launched to find a new badge for the club.
On March 15th 1862, 15 men took a field near Leytonstone under the name Forest FC to play Crystal Palace FC.
Over 400 games and nearly 800 players later and Forest FC had transformed in Wanderers FC - the pre-eminent team of the Victorian era, when football became organised and regulated. The reforming and philanthropic gentlemen of the age dragged violent inter-village rabbles into a popular pastime for the upper and middle classes in the south and the working men of the north.
The Royal Spanish Football Federation has unveiled the new logo designs of the Copa del Rey and the Supercopa.
This is the new Copa Del Rey logo
The Royal Spanish Football Federation has unveiled the new logo designs of the Copa del Rey and the Supercopa.
This is the new Supercopa logo
The Montreal Impact unveiled its new logo, Saturday at Saputo Stadium, making another step towards its entry into Major League Soccer (MLS) in 2012.
“Today, we are writing a new page in our history,” said Montreal Impact team president Joey Saputo. “This logo is more than just a logo, it’s a symbol of our engagement towards every soccer fan in Quebec. This new logo is primarily our supporters’ logo. I truly believe that Montreal can become the biggest soccer market in North America.”
Pigeon*, who created the last version of the logo (2002 to 2011), also worked on the concept of the new club emblem with a basic premise: a new traditional look.
“The new Impact identity conveys the club’s evolution towards another major level of soccer,” explained Olivier Chevillot, creative director for Pigeon* branding + design. “The new logo is more sophisticated, modeled around renowned international clubs. We are proud of our participation in the development of this major league symbol.”