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Abbreviation WKSA looks so weird for someone who knows polish football reality. S.A. (or S.S.A.) after all top teams name stands for type of company (and it means - joint-stock company, and its required by law) but it's not a part of team name regulary (definitely they don't use it in abbrv.). For Wisła Kraków you can use TSW (or TSWK) if you need it badly, but I think it would be looking as good also just with Wisła. If someone is interested here is Wisła's logo history, it can help (in polish): http://polskielogo.net/pl/wisla-krakow/

@Ziko D[quote name="Ziko"]Abbreviation WKSA looks so weird for someone who knows polish football reality. S.A. (or S.S.A.) after all top teams name stands for type of company (and it means - joint-stock company, and its required by law) but it's not a part of team name regulary (definitely they don't use it in abbrv.). For Wisła Kraków you can use TSW (or TSWK) if you need it badly, but I think it would be looking as good also just with Wisła. If someone is interested here is Wisła's logo history, it can help (in polish): http://polskielogo.net/pl/wisla-krakow/[/quote]
Didn't know about that. I should've better researched their crest history. I guess it's too late now. Thanks anyway, ZIko! :)