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The Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW) stage that preceded this one was dedicated to Liverpool, and the fantasy client for 303 is well known for a 1981 schooling of the Merseyside club.

The relationship doesn’t end there, as this Clube de Regatas do Flamengo edition of our contest was also won by AdilAmalik.

Of course, the Rio de Janeiro-based side tend to carry their famous monogram in the crest position, rather than the full official corporate identity, with their “CRF” combined with scarlet-and-black hoops - rather than a certain Glasgow side’s “RFC” combined with plain blue - enough to herald their presence.

That doesn’t mean there isn’t a logo beyond this, but most entries had the said monogram more prominent than on the current example. Various approaches featured, like FormaJK’s anchor-ing - too Corinthians for a Brazilian rival? - and Narci’s ultra-modern effort (don’t make us roll out that Marty McFly quote again), but AdilAmalik got it done in the voting and we can’t dispute the logic.

C.R Flamengo crest redesign
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@N7evenI don't think the rules are enforced too strongly on this one. 
@RedCardConcepts i dont know because in italy the clash kits are used out of context and in place of home kits and you may see games where for example juventus wears ...
@N7evenThanks! Clash kits are (usually) third kits for when the visiting team's away kit is too similar to the home teams kit.
the concept is sardines made of 3 triangles each one a different shade of light blue...they are visible, if you cannot see them, you shouldnt be on df the very dim ...
later ill explain the concept...basically there are sardines, local most common edible fish, hidden in the pattern, not so hidden because they are visible...more details later