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2 hours ago, OpenC said:

The seahorses bring nothing to the party for me like :lol: absolutely bizarre choice to remind folk that the town has a connection to the sea

 

Not that bizarre when you consider what our city's main industries were.

 

Although I don't see a lump of coal on the crest either, and seahorses are a little, you know...

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18 minutes ago, OpenC said:

Did any of our main industries have anything to do with seahorses?

 

Just a tie in to our sea faring history.

 

Suppose we could've had some ships,or guns. Old school shit in England is always weird like this with mythical beasts and shit [emoji38]

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Aye, that's what I meant when I said it's a bizarre choice :lol:  something lurking in the sea that neebody ever claps eyes on.  Could follow it up with a sea cucumber or a lamprey :lol:

 

At least the mackems just went with a good old fashioned ship's hull as a note of their seafaring exploits

 

 

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I've never thought of them as seahorses in the traditional sense, always thought of them as being a symbolic 'workhorse of the sea' type thing, bit of a nod to the ship building. Thought it was obvious that they weren't there because we have any history with tiny floating seahorses.

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The beautiful Coat of Arms of our great Regional Capital City, has been equally beautifully adapted to become the symbol of this great regions only truly significant Football Club . . . 

 

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The Seahorses have always been part of the City Coat of Arms, and for that reason (our club represents us, our City and our Region) it is an important part of the NUFC Crest. They have been used in many ways to symbolise the history of our City and I would never want to see our club break any aspect of the links between the two (City and Club) in any way. For example, here are the Seahorses at the Civic Centre . . . 

 

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Would like to see all of the seats changed. Get them all in matt black, would look sexy as fuck. Maybe even with Gold "NUFC" along the east stand.

 

I'd also like to see the whole stadium have the same style roof, instead of going from see through to corrugated, or whatever the current roof is made of.

 

It's simple stuff like this which will brighten the place up, rather than wholesale change.

 

 

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2 hours ago, NE27 said:

 

Not that bizarre when you consider what our city's main industries were.

 

Although I don't see a lump of coal on the crest either, and seahorses are a little, you know, :hom:

 

Can we get rid of that smiley?

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8 minutes ago, Yorkie said:

I'm no advocate for changing the badge, btw, just think it's probably bound to happen at some point over the next 5-10 years. 

 

I have a lot of faith in our new owners, for a lot of things.

 

One of the attributes that I believe they possess is "taste", so for that reason I do not believe they will want to change our beautiful and historically significant club crest.

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3 hours ago, NE27 said:

 

Just a tie in to our sea faring history.

 

Suppose we could've had some ships,or guns. Old school shit in England is always weird like this with mythical beasts and shit [emoji38]

We may as well have a couple of cows that the freemen are supposedly allowed to let loose in the ground should they choose

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3 hours ago, Dr.Spaceman said:

I've never thought of them as seahorses in the traditional sense, always thought of them as being a symbolic 'workhorse of the sea' type thing, bit of a nod to the ship building. Thought it was obvious that they weren't there because we have any history with tiny floating seahorses.

That's the point though, they're just useless little floating things and not in any sense, actual or figurative, a workhorse of the sea :lol:

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22 minutes ago, OpenC said:

That's the point though, they're just useless little floating things and not in any sense, actual or figurative, a workhorse of the sea :lol:

 

Have you seen them things swimming? Looks hard graft to me!

 

Not quite Adam Pearson 13 hours standing outside a training ground hard, but hard nonetheless.

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6 hours ago, manorpark said:

 

I have a lot of faith in our new owners, for a lot of things.

 

One of the attributes that I believe they possess is "taste", so for that reason I do not believe they will want to change our beautiful and historically significant club crest.

?? Exceptional taste :indi:

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4 hours ago, OpenC said:

That's the point though, they're just useless little floating things and not in any sense, actual or figurative, a workhorse of the sea :lol:

 

They're made to look partially like actual horses rather than just sea horses, a sort of mythical horse/seahorse hybrid , so always took it to be a sort of amphibious symbol, and I'm guessing the importance of actual horses in life, for nobility etc is significant in some way for why they were chosen rather than just say a couple of sea lions lounging on the sides of the crest.

 

 

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