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St Mirren Crest
It is only as recent as the late 1950’s that St.Mirren
started wearing a club crest on their strips on a regular basis. Prior to this they had appeared irregularly. The first version of the crest was a simple
crest, often displayed on a large white/cream square background.
1981 saw a slight change to the crest, in that it was incorporated into a black and white shield
design. This was not too popular with ‘traditionalist’ who much preferred the original crest unaltered.
There have been other badges/motifs that have played
a part in the club over the years.
During the 1990’s there were a few seasons where another logo was displayed on the strips of a man designed from Paisley ‘tear-drop’ patterns. Match programmes have also used several different pictures over the years. In the 1970 especially, there were three different badges. One depicting a matchstick drawing of the ‘Saint’ from the TV series and two others with the Paisley crest and a footballer replacing the Abbott, which were produced following a competition for fans to design their own crest. The TV series has also spawned several pin badge designs over the years.
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A History of St Mirren Football Club
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