West Ham Announce Fan Consultation For New Club Crest
1 hour ago, by Chris
- Fan Consultation Launched: West Ham United has initiated a fan consultation process to gather input on the future design of the club's official crest.
- Reason for Consultation: The consultation was launched due to years of fan dissatisfaction with the current badge, which was introduced in 2016 after the club moved to the London Stadium.
- Key Fan Requests: Supporters primarily desire the removal of 'London' from the badge and the reintroduction of the Boleyn Castle, reflecting a preference for a more traditional look.
West Ham United have officially announced the launch of a new fan consultation regarding the future direction of the club's official crest. The announcement comes after years of fan dissatisfaction with the current badge, which was introduced in 2016 following the club's move to the London Stadium.
West Ham to Update Logo
Following the announcement, supporters have taken to social media to share their ideas and desires for the new logo. The most prominent requests from the fanbase include the removal of the word 'London' from the badge and the reinstatement of the Boleyn Castle, a key element of the club's historical identity. Several fans have also shared their own concept designs, highlighting a strong preference for a return to a more traditional look.
West Ham United Logo Evolution
The consultation process will give fans a direct say in shaping the visual identity of West Ham United. While no official timeline has been provided for the introduction of the new crest, the move signals a willingness from the club to listen to the supporters and address long-standing concerns about the current design.
West Ham United 2016 Logo Change
Current West Ham United Logo
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