A Leeds United fan recently shared an image of a concept badge design via a tweet which has caught the attention of many other Whites supporters.
This Leeds fan had previously drawn the attention of a lot of Whites supporters when he shared an image of a gold concept badge design via a tweet. This badge design was met with praise from many Leeds supporters.
Following the positive feedback that he received on his earlier badge design, this Leeds fan has now posted a follow-up tweet sharing a version of this badge with a blue and yellow colour scheme, which has similarly gone down well with plenty of Whites supporters.
Read the positive reactions of some Leeds fans to this blue and yellow concept badge design in the tweets below.
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For those asking for a blue/yellow version #lufc pic.twitter.com/UBN89FJFUo
— George Etherington (@george_evvy) April 28, 2020
Quality that mate
— J (@J_Elliott96) April 28, 2020
1000% prefer this! Pure adulation
— Steven Ross (@steross769) April 28, 2020
Love that ?? and especially the peacock.
— Ben (@manwiththestic) April 29, 2020
Yes yes yes yes
— Joe Atherton (@joetmatherton) April 28, 2020
Would you like to see Leeds United use this design for their official badge?YES, THIS IS A GREAT DESIGN
NO, I DON'T LIKE IT THAT MUCH
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Yep. That’s the ticket.
— 92 Leeds (@LeedsUtd1992) April 29, 2020
@LUFC @andrearadri THIS is the one. Make it happen.
— Bryce (@lalaladawson) April 30, 2020
Love this one
— Mark Beattie (@markjbeattie) April 29, 2020
One Leeds fan tagged the club’s chairman, Andrea Radrizzani, in response to this tweet, which may indicate just how much some of the club’s supporters like this concept badge design.
Love this! ? @andrearadri
— Ali (@Alastair_Lewis) April 29, 2020
What do we think?
Considering that professional football is currently postponed in England, it may be understandable why some Leeds fans have been taking some time to discuss this concept badge design on social media as it may fulfil their desire to see some Whites-related content while they are currently unable to see their club play football.