The Financial Situation (23 Viewers)

[BayernFan]

unable to extract the image but have a look at this

https://store.juventus.com/en/98/21924/juventus-black-logo-tank-top-woman

The old Juventus logo looked so much better. To me its not even a contest.

 

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[Monty]

It's not an argument to link a website.

So what we are left with is that you are still to produce a single argument to why :jj: will be a succes on new markets.

Thanks for the feedback

 

[s4tch]

my ex-wife always had some juve shirts. she liked black, and she didn't care about the juve logo at all.

an other anecdotal evidence for you @Maddy

 

[Maddy]

my ex-wife always had some juve shirts. she liked black, and she didn't care about the juve logo at all.

an other anecdotal evidence for you @Maddy

Not suprised you are a cuckold.

 

[s4tch]

that was a good one

anyway, some women will wear anything if they are told to. with proper marketing, :jj: stuff might sell.

 

[IliveForJuve]

It's highly unlikely that we'll be able to compete with the big dogs (Nike, Adidas, etc.).

Are we even willing to make the necessary investments for that?

 

[Elvin]

They might look outdated, but the old logos hold a lot of history and gives the club a certain character. Some would say the new JJ does as well, but to me its more laughable and not appealing at all - with all respect.

I would be pissed if Bayern Munich decided to change their logo. Its synonym with the club, just like the old Juventus logo was.

"Old" Juve logo was only 13 years old.

 

[Monty]

It's not an argument to link a website.

So what we are left with is that you are still to produce a single argument to why :jj: will be a succes on new markets.

Also, did you read my post in the Sami Khedira thread? Was that a better constructed argument. Appreciate your feedback.

 

[BayernFan]

"Old" Juve logo was only 13 years old.

I know, but still it was much closer to the previous ones.

 

[Maddy]

I know, but still it was much closer to the previous ones.

It's a modernized version of a 100 year old crest.

 

[jukazem]

It's not an argument to link a website.

So what we are left with is that you are still to produce a single argument to why :jj: will be a succes on new markets.

Because the :jj: can just be a clothing brand... And imo it's much easier to wear :jj: is non-football occassions and in non-football cultures

 

[BayernFan]

It's a modernized version of a 100 year old crest.

Ah okay. Shows how ignorant I was about it

Still I prefer the previous one all day to the current.

 

[Maddy]

Ah okay. Shows how ignorant I was about it

Still I prefer the previous one all day to the current.

Let me be clear. Our old crest the one you mentioned is arguably more than 100 years old. 1905 crest:

 

[pitbull]

Because the :jj: can just be a clothing brand... And imo it's much easier to wear :jj: is non-football occassions and in non-football cultures

it certainly can be, but why would it become a popular clothing brand? it's a nice vision, but I don't see the grounds why :jj: will all of a sudden become the next Lacoste or Ralph Lauren. it takes more than a nice, generic logo

 

[BayernFan]

Let me be clear. Our old crest the one you mentioned is arguably more than 100 years old. 1905 crest:

So the JJ logo was only made for marketing/commercial reasons? I never read the reasons for why they decided to change it.

 

[Elvin]

So the JJ logo was only made for marketing/commercial reasons? I never read the reasons for why they decided to change it.

Yes. The main purpose was to make everyone associate the letter J with Juventus.

 

[Maddy]

So the JJ logo was only made for marketing/commercial reasons? I never read the reasons for why they decided to change it.

Yep. The sole purpose of whoring out. Selling your soul. It was a commercial move and one I don't expect will succeed.

As an english friend said to me: Once Juve were feared and respected [among brits]; a club with a unique aura and atmosphere, now they have a generic logo, club payed tifos, and hashtags in English.

Disclaimer: He's romantic liek myself.

 

[lgorTudor]

Yes. The main purpose was to make everyone associate the letter J with Juventus.

should have made it yellow then to go with our jerseys in a more memorable way

 

[DAiDEViL]

What new markets? Are you telling me we are to enter the domain of Nike and Adidas? Or are we to sell our merchandise in Aldi and Lidl?

I'd love to see the Ambition shirt at my local Aldi, would definitely be tempted to dump €5 on it.

 

[BayernFan]

Yep. The sole purpose of whoring out. Selling your soul. It was a commercial move and one I don't expect will succeed.

As an english friend said to me: Once Juve were feared and respected [among brits]; a club with a unique aura and atmosphere, now they have a generic logo, club payed tifos, and hashtags in English.

Disclaimer: He's romantic liek myself.

Well im totally with you though - and not only referring to Juventus. The worst is how cringe-worthy things or clubs have become today after the social media rise, the players often are the worst at it with their stupid tweets and so on.

Many dont see it that way especially very young fans, but often I just find myself

It has come to stay, sadly enough. Wish they would turn it down a little, and the world would be a "better" place