The 310th edition of the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW), centred on Morocco’s Wydad Athletic Club - WAC - didn’t suffer a deluge of entries, but it’s interesting how a small number of submissions can provide great variety.

To illustrate this, the respective offerings of Rabbi and OTHYcreative are worth perusal. Both include local or traditional iconography but the execution could hardly be more different.

One of the funnest aspects of the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW) is how it seesaws between giants and minnows of football.

Minnow up: The 309th stage was focused on Vanuatu and the tiny island nation’s national team and football federation.

L'Associazione Sportiva Roma - AS Roma - are one of Italy’s most famous clubs. Along with SS Lazio, one of the capital city’s two heavyweights, the side currently coached by Jose Mourinho have an identity that is recognisable while encompassing multiple emblems.

So when Roma came to the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW), the publication of the stage could have featured one of at least two current club badges, and that choice was also open to the members.

Argentina’s Club Atlético Rosario Central have a lot going on on their crest, so being featured in our Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW) was bound to deliver a lot of fun.

The challenge is not necessarily how to include all the features in a reimagining - the C, the repetition in the initialism (acronym?), the blue-and-yellow stripes, the stars, the shield and, finally, the foliage (presumably laurel leaves) - but which to leave out without diluting the impact of the famous side’s identity.

One of the modern greats of European football is Paris Saint-Germain.

Yet to win a Uefa Champions League at point of publishing, PSG - alongside similarly backed Manchester City - will surely achieve that goal in due course, and featuring in our Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW) challenge is part of a natural progression - albeit possibly without appearing on their radar.

One of the notable absences from this year's World Cup Finals is the Côte d'Ivoire national side.

And it is Côte d'Ivoire who we’ll be missing out on at Qatar 2022, not “Ivory Coast”, but the African international outfit remain deserving of the Crest Redesign Competition Weekly (CRCW) treatment, despite their failure to qualify for the showpiece tournament.