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The club started with half a dozen logo designs to choose from, which has dwindled down to two.<\/p>\n
Both of which are based on a ‘shield’ template and will keep the club’s traditional navy and red colours.<\/p>\n
Each design also includes indigenous artwork to acknowledge Portarlington as a meeting place of the Wadawurrung people.<\/p>\n
The journey lines on both logos represent the club’s journey from the past into the future.<\/p>\n
More than 400 community and club members have voted on one of the two final options.<\/p>\n
“Option 1” is the early frontrunner as voted by the community, but Cogger personally favours “Option 2”.<\/p>\n
“The shield style was the most agreed upon design concept, it gives more of a professional look,” Cogger added.<\/p>\n
“For me personally, Option 1 is very similar to the cricket club’s, and we have to be completely respectful of them and I just feel the design is too similar to theirs.<\/p>\n
“I also think the word ‘Portarlington’ on the second option just stands out a lot more, but like everyone else, I only get one vote.”<\/p>\n
To vote, head to Portarlington Football Netball Club’s Facebook post from May 10 and follow the instructions accordingly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
PORTARLINGTON Football and Netball Club community and committee board will come to a decision on what the club’s logo will look like for its 150th year, with the final design down to the two choices that were unveiled earlier this month. The Demons’ new logo, which will feature on all branding and merchandise for the […]<\/p>\n