A Leeds United fan recently shared an image of a concept badge design via a tweet which has caught the attention of many Whites supporters.
Many Leeds fans have been responding positively to this concept badge design, with one of the club’s supporters even stating that he would like the club to buy this design from the Twitter user.
In addition to the concept badge design, this Whites fan has also shared some concept kit images in response to his own tweet, which some Leeds fans have also been full of praise for.
Read the positive reactions of some Leeds supporters to this concept badge design in the tweets below.
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Missing @LUFC so decided to have a belated proper stab at a potential badge design alongside some kit concepts for next season @andrearadri @TheSquareBall #LUFC #MOT pic.twitter.com/KLytrUaCro
— George Etherington (@george_evvy) April 28, 2020
I really like this. My favourite thing is the peacock starring at you ??@phil3108
— LUFC/L.A. Rams (@DriffieldLUFC) April 28, 2020
Loving the Rose as peacock tail, very smart. Subtle nod to Smiley badge too.
Peacock crown could almost be an obscured star for 1975 ?
— Gareth (@twittyname) April 28, 2020
Wow. That badge and kits ?
— BR?DLEY (@nixonbradley) April 28, 2020
Yes that’s amazing even got a bit of retro in badge with peacock
— Adimski (@Adimski2) April 28, 2020
Would you like this badge to be Leeds United's official badge?YES, THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL BADGE
NO, IT'S NOT THAT NICE
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I like???
— Jason LUFC (@jasonoflynn11) April 28, 2020
That’s a beauty? hope the club buys the design from you
— Isaac (@IsaacBanfield) April 28, 2020
Love this ???? @andrearadri
— Ladoakes (@LukeAdrianDavid) April 28, 2020
That’s incredible. Even got the Yorkshire rose the right way round which so many fail. Smiley, Rose and Peacock. Ace that.
— Lee Charleton (@LeeCharleton) April 29, 2020
Beautiful
— JohnSarcastic (@JohnSarcastic) April 28, 2020
That is impressive pal
— Richard Smith?? (@smudge2504) April 29, 2020
What do we think?
The Leeds fan who posted this concept badge design stated that he is “missing” the football club in this tweet, indicating that he may have put some time aside to create this badge design as a result of the current postponement of the professional game in England.
Considering that he hasn’t been able to watch Leeds take to the pitch of late, it may be understandable why this Whites fan has decided to devote some time to his club in a creative way like this. Seeing as this design has gone down well with many Leeds fans, this may have been a worthwhile project for this Whites supporter.