Feyenoord logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The version “SC Feyenoord” was adopted in 1974, while the current name, Feyenoord Rotterdam, was taken in 1978.
- Meaning and history While the Dutch football club Feyenoord Rotterdam has a long and illustrious history, you can’t say the same about its logotype.
- It was a circle filled with vertical white and red stripes.
- The outer ring was white, with the text “R.V.V.
- Feyenoord” in black placed inside.
- So, eventually, the logo featured a ring broken down into two parts, red and white.
- The design was positioned inside a bold black ring with the lettering “Feyenoord Rotterdam” in white.
- 2009 — Today After the anniversary season, the vignette disappeared from the Feyenoord logo, but the gold color stayed.
- Anniversary logo To mark its 100th anniversary in 2008, the club returned the gold color, which was once used on the logo.
- Now, the “F” and the text were gold.
- The roundel emblem was placed inside a black vignette with the lettering “1908-2008” and “100 jaar” (“100 years”).
- Font The “F” in the middle of the Feyenoord logo is given in a different type than the rest of the emblem.
- While the “F” features a serif font, the rest of the text is given in a more modern sans serif typeface.
- We should still point out one of the comparatively recent innovations, though, the introduction of gold in 2008, which has been used on the logo ever since.
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