Southampton logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Southampton Football Club Logo PNG The club was founded in Southampton, Hampshire, England, in late 1885.
- (Young Men’s Association) in newspapers.
- Meaning and history The Southampton Football Club has had only two crests so far.
- 1974 — 1997 In 1974, the team held a logo design contest.
- The work of the winner was unveiled in advance of the 1974/75 playing season.
- Once again, the Southampton FC logo featured a shield shape and the Hampshire Rose, as well as the combination of red and white colors.
- The shape of the shield frame looked more like a square, the flower acquired a yellow center and a more modern look, while the color palette was enriched by several new colors.
- The scarf with red and white stripes reminded of the club’s original emblem.
- 1997 — 2010 The redesign of 1997 kept all the elements of the iconic Southampton logo in their place, but refined the contours, making them more distinct and elegant.
- 2010 — 2011 For the 125th anniversary of the legendary club, the new logo was created in 2010.
- It was almost exactly the same as the crest, designed in 1997, but with the contours of the letters and images modernized and emboldened.
- The color palette didn’t change, neither did the composition of the badge.
- It was a football with a halo, set on top of the crest where the white upper part, featuring a black and green tree image, was separated from the red part with a flower by two blue stylized waves.
- Colors The red and white colors were present on the earliest Southampton logo, while blue, green, gold, black, and yellow were added in 1973.
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