Australian Football Heritage Group

[rmered]

This is the logo I've come up with for the AFHG (Australian Football Heritage Group)

Basically, it's a B&W shot of a player kicking a drop kick.

- B&W represents TV in the old days. (Before 1975 for Aussies.)

- The drop kick was a way of kicking that has now gone out of the game.

- red background as it makes the player stand out, and the colours of the AFL are Navy, White and Red.

- The shield design is reminiscent of the 'official' logos used for each team in the 70's.

Much thanks to pcgd for the tracing of the player, and I've done the rest.

(Which isn't much really)

Currently this is now with the Secretary of the Group to get back to me to see whether they are going to adopt it as an official logo.

However, they're not the experts...

So please. What say thee?

Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down?

[Gordie]

Initially, I stopped working on this after Pat posted his player, but I decided not to leave it unfinished.

[Alphabet Man]

This is the logo I've come up with for the AFHG (Australian Football Heritage Group)

Basically, it's a B&W shot of a player kicking a drop kick.

- B&W represents TV in the old days. (Before 1975 for Aussies.)

- The drop kick was a way of kicking that has now gone out of the game.

- red background as it makes the player stand out, and the colours of the AFL are Navy, White and Red.

- The shield design is reminiscent of the 'official' logos used for each team in the 70's.

Much thanks to pcgd for the tracing of the player, and I've done the rest.

(Which isn't much really)

Currently this is now with the Secretary of the Group to get back to me to see whether they are going to adopt it as an official logo.

However, they're not the experts...

So please. What say thee?

Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down?

it's in Saints colours mate.... even better.... hope they use it!

to answer your question: thumbs.........UP