Sydney Roosters logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Sydney Roosters Logo PNG While the Sydney Roosters have a more than 100-year history, their jerseys typically didn’t feature a crest of any kind in the first half of the 20th century.
- Meaning and history 1967 — 1977 The history of the professional rugby league football club dates back to 1908.
- The first official Sydney Roosters logo was adopted only in 1967.
- Instead, you could see the words “Easts to Win.” Interestingly enough, the season following the introduction of the logo brought no victories to the club.
- In addition to the motto, which was placed inside a rugby ball, the design included a rooster or cockerel.
- The bird stood on the ball.
- One half of the bird was blue, while the other half was red.
- The hypothesis seems quite natural taking into consideration that the Roosters’ jersey design was also inspired by the players’ kits of the French national team.
- The bird was placed inside a white shield with a thick blue border.
- Above the shield, the name of the team (“Eastern Suburbs”) in blue could be seen.
- 1995 — 1999 The 1995 logo had a pronounced cartoonish feel.
- The logo featured the new name, Sydney City Roosters, which was chosen to appeal to the club’s widening fan base.
- The rooster featured a lot of details making it more expressive and distinctive.
- Colors The combination of red, white, and blue has always been synonymous with the club.
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