Turns thoroughbreds into donkeys?

And a fine job your doing

that was some foresight putting the humber bridge on the true badge
are you sure it wasnt a white star then 3 crowns?
plus dave would have to change the name of his pub

The badge was introduced in the early 80s and the design was registered with the heraldry guild.



This represents the City of Hulls three crowns, the Humber Bridge joining both sides of the Humber, the White rose of Yorkshire and the heraldic symbol for water. this shield is supported by two lions rampant, which I presume is the English connection holding the whole lot together.

Clearly conceived during the Humberside County era and reflecting the "togetherness" the county wished to project, it like the county failed. I have always had a fondness for the badge and it fell from use in the 90s, its nice to have it around but the three crowns is the badge that is by tradition "our" badge.

is there any in liverppol?? cus evertons badge has latin on it...just wud be a break from the norm...

They arent crowns on the badge

According to Mike Ullyatt's book:

The team first used the "Three Crowns" in a black badge on scarlet & white shirts. in 1871

So the dobbins have been enviously copying us for over a century

As 1882 newbies, they started a long tradition of "catch-up". In every area

Especially when we kicked them off the Boulevard

bin the 3 crowns ,it means f**k all