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posted on 15/10/15

Out of curiosity why does the badge have 3 stars on it? Forrest have 2 to indicate champions league wins which is understandable but yours just seem a bit random

posted on 15/10/15

I believe the stars are simply there because they look nice.

posted on 15/10/15

The one we've got now is good and I've got used to it.

posted on 15/10/15

I would like the one now, without the stars. Other teams that have chose to put them on, have for a reason. Ours are pointless.

comment by X (U4074)

posted on 16/10/15

I like the stars, and I just tell people that they represent the clubs three incarnations of St Marks, Ardwick and Manchester City x

comment by MBL. (U6305)

posted on 16/10/15

The Stars represent Aguero silva and kdb

comment by X (U4074)

posted on 16/10/15

They represents the belt of Orion the Hunter, because our attacks are precise like the arrows that reside in his quiver x

posted on 16/10/15

The middle one for me.

posted on 16/10/15

Is it an urban myth that Swales copyrighted or trademarked the middle one?

posted on 16/10/15

Middle one for me too.

posted on 16/10/15

comment by Heads shoulders knees John Stones, knees John Stones (U9760)
posted 14 hours, 46 minutes ago
Out of curiosity why does the badge have 3 stars on it? Forrest have 2 to indicate champions league wins which is understandable but yours just seem a bit random
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Forest won the European Cup twice, they have never won the Champions League.

comment by U2 (U20610)

posted on 16/10/15

The middle one was 'owned' by a newsagents!

posted on 16/10/15

Middle one, no debate about it for me. A team for The City of Manchester, built on the ship canal, in the county of Lancashire. As I understand it, the eagle was Franny Lee's idea.

posted on 16/10/15

comment by (U20610)
posted 57 minutes ago
The middle one was 'owned' by a newsagents!
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Source?

posted on 16/10/15

Eddie Phillips, newsagent and City fan owned the rights to the middle badge, he also owned the original souvenir shop on Maine Road.

He fell out with the club when they opened their own shop which effectively closed his business and wouldn't sell the rights to the badge back to City.

posted on 16/10/15

I heard Swales had the rights. I've learnt something on ja-bleeding-606!

comment by MBL. (U6305)

posted on 16/10/15

It's educatonal innit

posted on 16/10/15

Me and my mates used to be paper boys for Eddie. There were about 20 other newsagents nearer to where I lived but he could always get you tickets for big games so it was worth the 20 minute bike ride.

posted on 16/10/15

Luckily my days of being a paper boy ended at the same time City went into decline so I didn't have to worry about tickets for big games anymore.

comment by MBL. (U6305)

posted on 16/10/15

So if you had continued to deliver papers we would have not been in decline.

I knew there was a reason.

Borris you swine 😡

posted on 16/10/15

Decline was losing the Cup Final to Spurs, I didn't think it could get any worse at the time.

comment by MBL. (U6305)

posted on 16/10/15

How wrong you were pleats bloody dance 😡

posted on 21/10/15

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/manchester-city-free-change-back-10299158

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