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[pacman75cricket]

I am sorting kit out looking for thoughts on badge.

currently we have

however a couple have comments have got me thinking if this creates the right impression.

I have come up with this as club colours green & gold.



Which creates the best impression for a club that wants to move forward.

Thinking of keeping the current duck with bat for training kit & more distinguished for club shirt etc.


Any comments

[Joe]

Assuming it will be cleaned up, the 2nd one defo

[pacman75cricket]

Yes the 2nd one would definately be cleaned up just did it very quickly to get an idea.

[PedalsMcgrew]

Personally I think the duck is a huge part of your towns history! Aylesbury Duck is known the world over. You should go big on that so for this reasons I say the first one. Not sure what you mean about not creating the right impression? Nothing worse than a club that takes itself too seriously....

[arc1983]

Agree with Pedals here.... no requirement for any changes.

I'd be suprised if any opposing clubs are that bothered by your badge, so would respect the tradition of your club (assuming this is a long-standing emblem) and make no amendments.

Given my batting career, I might steal the emblem for my own shirts!

[pacman75cricket]

Thats why duck as far as i'm concerned would have to be on badge.

[thecord]

Original badge for me too, my club has a slightly unusual emblem too and it's all part of the character and identity. Would hate for someone to try and change it to a big standard shield type affair

[pacman75cricket]

Not too much as club re-founded in 2007 and not many of players from the club prior to being refounded

[thecord]

Still prefer the old one, other one looks like every other club emblem around 

[pacman75cricket]

Another reason to keep it for training kit.

& more formal for club shirts

[thecord]

Sounds like your mind's already made up then!

[pacman75cricket]

Tempted but still open