Perhaps your football club’s most ubiquitous symbol is a storied, ... the modest little tower on Everton’s badge can perhaps, to outsiders at least, seem a little underwhelming.

These are only a few of the words that describe Everton’s newly designed badge (pictured, at right), which has come under heavy criticism by fans of one of English football’s founding members. The ...

Everton say the new crest used Theo Kelly’s classic 1938 version as its inspiration, and that commercial partners such as Nike, the kit designer, and Kitbag, the suppliers, were consulted ...

More than 13,000 voted for the new badge, which reinstates the club's motto and will be used from the start of 2014-15 ‌ ‌ Skip to main content. News. Celebs. Football. Lifestyle.

Everton have apologised to fans after more than 22,000 people signed a petition criticising the football club's new badge. The club's Latin motto Nil Satis, Nisi Optimum, which means "nothing but ...

Sport; Football; Robert Elstone; Everton say sorry after club crest backlash New badge will stay for 2013-14 season, but full consultation promised for new design after that ...

The Everton Football Club unveiled a new crest back in May and got an overwhelmingly negative response ... The design above will replace the five-month-old badge for the 2014-2015 season, ...

Any football club planning to redesign their crest is right to proceed with caution. Think of Everton’s attempt to do so in 2013, which saw close to 24,000 sign a petition demanding the club ...

Everton have apologised to their fans for a controversial change to the club crest and have promised a full consultation with a view to changing it again after next season.

Everton's new £110 Castore home shirt makes disastrous debut in pre-season friendly as the club badge falls off Idrissa Gueye's jersey during draw with Sligo Rovers in Ireland ...