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BADGES OF DISHONOUR

WALSH’S WORLD - KRISTIAN WALSH REGRETS A FOOTBALL REVOLUTION

THE ever-growing movement against modern football is a commendable one. Supporters are being priced out of English football, increasingly being treated like second-rate citizens.
But there is something else just as pressing. Perhaps it is a by-product of the sparkling, allsinging and all-whistling brand of the Premier League, football’s equivalent to Calgon.
Simply put, I’m against modern football badges.
Badges, crests, emblems. The smudge on the shirt surrounded by an oval; that speck of cotton that see...

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