Stockholm
A rectangular sticker, predominantly black, featuring the name 'ROSENBORG' in bold, white, block letters at the top, with 'Ballklub' in a flowing, teal-green script directly beneath it. The central design is an inverted teal-green outlined triangle, within which a smaller, upright white triangle is framed. Inside this inner triangle, two figures are depicted in black line art: on the left, a cleric or bishop holding scales next to a church-like structure with a cross; on the right, a king or ruler also holding scales next to a castle tower. Below this emblem, the phrase 'GÖR DET NU' is written in bold, white, sans-serif capital letters. The sticker shows signs of wear and minor scuffs, consistent with outdoor exposure.

ROSENBORG Ballklub GÖR DET NU

24 April 10
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