Stockholm
The sticker is a collage of black and white photographs, arranged in a grid-like fashion. The top section shows energetic fans with raised arms and banners, some featuring text. The middle section prominently displays the word 'HAMMARBY' in large, bold lettering, below which are images of a car and more cheering spectators. The bottom section depicts large crowds of people, likely fans, with the text 'VI HAR SÅNG PÅ LAKTARN SEDAN 1970' visible. The overall aesthetic is retro and celebratory, evoking a sense of historical fan culture.

HAMMARBY VI HAR SÅNG PÅ LAKTARN SEDAN 1970

09 September 2025 10
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