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The more syintehic version of atletico madrid was better but you can keep with your horrible club,horrible people and awful taste.

You'll never beat a proper crest.

This seems more like an argument in favour of historic more intricate designs rather than the minimalism more common in recent redesigns. This is particularly evident when the incredibly simplistic retro crests from Luton, Leeds and Newcastle are held in higher standing despite having more in common with the ‘clean template’ designs of the current era

@6:43 Stockport's badge is EXACTLY the same apart from they put a blue ring around it! Hardly simplfying it!

The main reason badges and logos are being simplified is due to screens sizes. Intricate badges and logos don't scale well on small screens like phones. Pixels are fixed sizes and you can only scale an image up or down so much before the it becomes a mess. A 50" 4K TV is approx 88 pixels per inch and an iPhone 16 is 460ppi. The badge or logo has to be clear and legible on both at the same size.

Look at badges from the 5th division and under in England, they absolutely suck, looking modern. And stick your "EST 2016" in your *****😊

Great video. This is a topic that bothered me

Hartlepool Utds old badge is much better than the newish one

Manchester Citys is one of the only badges to improve from the old design. But I understand why one would disagree

The new Sydney FC badge is 1000 times better than the old badge, but we have an almost reverse situation here in Australia - where as our original badge was dictated by football Australia & as soon as the club had the power to change it they did & we all love the current badge, but the old weird logo has a nostalgic feel of our early days.

Fiorentina not Florentina

Am a fan of the old school badges there better then the new ones but like you say a NEW badge is or can be better Dortmond case and point.

Wtf are FLORENTINA? It's FIORENTINA

This is a very interesting video, keep posting videos like this I’m sure you will grow your channel

Inter without Pirelli just doesn't seem right. Hate minimalism on crests. So much about being stuck on merchandise and crap.

Absolutely brilliant and highly interesting subject…. You should do a follow up one

And then we have Forest, still using the badge introduced in 1974

Fans hate it because they feel their feelings and loyalty are ignored. Not to mention there seems to be a systematic need to wipe away history in favour of creating a new one. Like Disney did with Star Wars when they made everything that had been written after ROTJ into Legends in order to make their own trilogy which as we all know didn't even eclipse the prequels.

The Leeds logo looks like a generic logo from efootball

Dont forget gakpo

As a Derby fan would love to go back to the blue and white For a season or two . Come on Clowes

Some of these old crests are horrendous tbf... Like that Roma wolf, the Leeds dick and the old Brentford

The circular badge has become a Canva template at this point

wasnt this a hitc video?

A lot will also be because they are cheaper to produce.

Good video m8 fr, you just earned a new subscriber. Keep making good vids!

7:07 we still have the history for maidenhead just changed the shape ● birds ● bridge ●river +founding date

6:42 it's the older one in a blue circle, not simplier

The new Man City badge is a redesign of the badge they used before the eagle design 😬

Ajax going back to their old logo is also huge.

Stevenage has a brilliant badge. Keep those local crests with the history please!

How the hell r u only at 150 subs??? Underrated fr

Dortmund feels like a weird example since the lion was only used for 2 years and the bvb one has been used for over a century

Slop and soulless.

great vid bro

Who was the last world class manager from England?

Top marks for exposing a truth…. Reading a pile of excuses, fact is not a single English born manager has ever won or even close to winning the EPL. It can only be they just aren’t that good, not good at all. The EPL is great because of paid footballing mercenaries not because anything intrinsically English in respect to quality of football. Yet the arrogance or the ‘entitlement’ of the majority of English fans and media is that league such as the Scottish Premier League is breathtaking

Nigel who???? You mean clough (as in offspring of the best England manager who never was, Brian Clough) pronounced cluff.

great video :)

Enzo Maresca at Chelsea is single-handedly destroying the "English coaches don't get chances" narrative. We all saw what Potter and Lampard did at Chelsea when they were given the chance.

Big Sam is a good manager but he's never really been given the chance, Bolton didn't have ambition for the champions league that's why he left and they was no reason for Everton to sack him he got them a top 8 finish after keeping them from relegation. With leeds he only had four games to save a club and with the england job the fa didn't give him a second chance and it was arguably a set up with the press being there.

The English play too much kick and run soccer. There is little attempt to control the tempo of the game which is essential for tactical excellence.

No mention of Kieran McKenna?

The not wanted in Europe 😅

They are,nt good enough, facts, 😮😮

Let's face it, the average English footballer isn't very smart. Most abandon their formal education ata young age to pursue their football dream. Plus England's best were wiped out during two World Wars and there's been a lack of decent leadership since then. Look at our politicians. The native English are being replaced in politics by immigrants because they lack the balls, the fortitude, the ambition to lead.

Worst manager ever. We only win stuff because we have very good players but need a manager to match

Just look at Gareth Southgate, 2 out of 10 for me. Poor manager. Too defensive, parks the bus & hates trying to attack That’s our standard right at the top of the uk pyramid so imagine what happens below it A certificate doesn’t make you great. I talk to many managers across the board. Our managers have to be brave & think outside the box rather than copy pep guardiola. Also our football is dying as top level require athletes not ballers

I think the lack of coaching in the UK. Spain has a lot of Uefa licensed coaches. The cost in the UK and even Ireland is absolutely extortionate and is affecting the English and British game in general, sadly.

They dont exactly get a chance. Eddie Howe did, and took it with both hands. There was a time were we had plenty managers in the top flight who were English. Bobby Robson and Kevin Keegan managed Newcastle at the top end of the league.