Newcastle United fans have warned new owners that the strong majority of fans would not be supportive of a 'rebrand' and changing of their club badge.
Norwich City's recent club badge change means the Magpies currently have the oldest badge in the Premier League which was created in 1988.
A vast majority of clubs have changed their badge to try and improve their marketability across the club and create more appealing brand.
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While there have been no suggestion of a new club badge even crossing their mind, we asked supporters in the summer what they would make of a badge change.
Out of 4,800 responses a resounding 81.2% of fans voted against a badge change, while 12.2% were up for a change.
The remaining 6.6% of fans were unsure.
The current club crest became synonymous with the Entertainers era in the mid-nineties and includes many elements of the city’s Coat of Arms - the supporting seahorses, castle, demi lion and an amended pennon.
Newcastle did celebrate their 125th anniversary with a special commemorative crest in the 2017/18 season.
The gold and silver design was based on the Magpies’ current crest but there was a slight colour change and a golden adornment added to celebrate the milestone.
