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Street sticker A cartoon sticker featuring an angry-looking man with dark, messy hair, wide eyes, furrowed brows, and a grimacing expression showing many white teeth. He wears a blue and black striped shirt, resembling a football jersey, with a yellow shield-shaped crest containing a red symbol on the left chest. The character is holding a grey rat by its front and back legs, which appears to be disemboweled with pinkish-red intestines spilling out. Behind the character, diagonal yellow and black stripes are visible, strongly suggesting a connection to AIK Fotboll, whose fans are often called 'Gnagare' (rodents). The sticker has a distinct white outline and is affixed to a dark brown pole.

Street sticker The sticker is predominantly black with white text and a green and black striped scarf around a cartoonish green character. The text 'HATA' is at the top in large white block letters, and 'IFK' is at the bottom, also in large white block letters. Between the text, there is a horizontal green band. The character is green with small black dots for eyes and a simple mouth, wearing a scarf with alternating black and green stripes. The sticker appears to be slightly creased, indicating it is a physical sticker applied to a surface.

Street sticker The sticker is predominantly blue and white, with a central illustration of a blonde woman with large eyes and red lips, wearing a blue soccer jersey with a white bow tie, pink shorts, and striped socks. She is sitting with her legs crossed, one foot resting on a black and white soccer ball. A speech bubble above her head contains the text 'Ha ho HERTHA!' in a stylized blue font. The background of the sticker is a dark blue with a repeating pattern of the word 'BERLINER' and other illegible text, interspersed with small star-like symbols. The overall style is reminiscent of vintage comic or pop art.

Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with slightly rounded corners, adhered to a dark green pole. The top portion features a banner with red and yellow stripes, reminiscent of a flag. Prominently displayed are the words "GO AHEAD" in a bold, stylized font; "GO" is red, and "AHEAD" is yellow, both outlined in black and white. To the right of "AHEAD" is a grey, stylized trophy cup. Below "GO AHEAD" in smaller white text is the Dutch phrase "IK HOU VAN JOU HET MEEST" (I love you the most). The central and largest part of the sticker depicts a vibrant football stadium scene, likely during a night match. The stands are visible with spectators, and the field below is engulfed in thick white smoke from numerous red flares or pyrotechnics lit along the lower stands. Football players are visible on the pitch. Small, partially obscured logos like "TOTO", "Heineken", and "KNVB BEKER" can be seen within the stadium image. The bottom of the sticker has a black band with red text that reads "BEKERWINNAAR 2025" (Cup Winner 2025), indicating a future aspiration.

Street sticker The sticker is circular, featuring a vibrant yellow background with a thick black outer border. In the center, there is a smaller black circle containing the bold black letters "BVB" with "09" directly underneath. Around this central emblem, along the outer edge of the yellow circle, the word "OSTBORUSSEN" is written in black uppercase letters across the top, and "DORTMUND" is written in similar black uppercase letters across the bottom. The overall design is clean and clearly identifies with the football club.

Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a prominent yellow stripe at the top and bottom. The background is black. In the center, a yellow shield-like crest with a black double-headed eagle (or similar bird of prey) with red feet is visible. The text 'DIE BESTEN' is written in white capital letters above the crest, and '1909' is in large white numbers to the left and right of the crest. Below the crest, the text 'IM WESTEN' is also in white capital letters. The overall design suggests a connection to a sports club, possibly football, given the '1909' which is a common founding year for such clubs, and the 'IM WESTEN' (in the west) which could refer to a region.

Street sticker The sticker features a stylized, simplified depiction of Darth Vader's helmet in blue and white. Below the helmet, the word "HEISENVADER" is written in a blocky, somewhat pixelated font. The design merges elements of the iconic Star Wars character with a nod to the Breaking Bad series, specifically Walter White's alter ego, Heisenberg. The sticker is placed on a dark, possibly metallic, pole outdoors, with blurred elements of a street scene, buildings, and scooters in the background.

Street sticker A circular sticker affixed to a metal pole, featuring Popeye the Sailor Man. Popeye is depicted with a wide grin, flexing his biceps, and wearing a blue and white striped soccer jersey with "Hansa" written on it. The sticker has a light blue background and is framed by text. The top arc reads "SEKTION SEEFAHRT", and the bottom arc reads "F.C. HANSA ROSTOCK". The background is a bright blue sky with some clouds and blurred distant land.

Street sticker The sticker displays a cartoonish character with a checkered hat and a grey jacket, eagerly drinking from a frothy yellow beer mug. Behind the character is a dark, shield-like emblem framed by a dark wreath. The emblem features a castle silhouette on the left, containing a small bear, and a stylized fish on the right. Below the central image, the words 'UNION BERLIN' are prominently displayed in a gold-outlined font, with 'Since 1966' written underneath.

Street sticker The central sticker is a white rectangle with a thin red border, featuring the text "ERSTER FUSSBALLCLUB" in smaller red font above "UNION BERLIN" in larger, bold red font. A small red triangular emblem with a 'V' shape is positioned between 'UNION' and 'BERLIN'. The sticker is placed on a light grey or white surface that shows signs of wear, discoloration, and black graffiti marks. In the background, green foliage and trees are visible, suggesting an outdoor setting.

Street sticker The sticker is circular and features a black and white image of a person with curly, light hair, captured in an energetic pose with their mouth wide open as if singing or shouting, and holding a microphone up to their mouth. The image has a somewhat grainy or halftone texture. Surrounding the central image, along the top curve, is black text that reads "STEDET E' STADION". Along the bottom curve, in red text, it reads "SÅ SYNG ALLE MANN!". The sticker is attached to a weathered, light-colored pole, with another sticker partially visible below it.

Street sticker The sticker prominently displays a football (soccer) player from SK Brann, dressed in a red uniform, in what appears to be a celebratory or action pose during a match, with a blurry stadium crowd in the background. The text 'Come & rock me Amadeus' is overlaid in a vibrant red script font, referencing the famous song by Falco. At the bottom right of the sticker, there's a small red oval with the word 'BRANN', clearly identifying the team. The sticker is affixed to a utility pole, with another larger poster above it also related to Brann, mentioning 'OBOS' and 'Eliteserien'.

Street sticker The sticker is centered on a grey metal pole, showing signs of wear with some tearing and dirt. The main design is a red, white, and black rectangular sticker with a prominent football theme. At the top, in a stylized font, is the phrase "I FYR OG FLAMME FOR SPORTSKLUBBEN BRANN". Below this, there's an image depicting a packed stadium crowd with a large amount of red smoke or flares, and a flag visible. Below the stadium scene, in a red banner with white text, the word "BRANN" is clearly written. To the left of the main sticker, partially visible behind it, are graphics resembling what might be a passport and some tickets, suggesting travel or attendance for matches. The overall impression is that of a passionate supporter's emblem for a sports team.

Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a dark green background. The word "TORN" is displayed in large white capital letters at the top, and "ADOS" is similarly displayed at the bottom, together forming "TORNADOS". A white horizontal stripe separates the two words, with a lighter green stripe beneath it. Centered on these stripes is a shield-shaped emblem. The top section of the shield reads "TR 96". The bottom section of the shield features a graphic of a tornado. The shield itself is split vertically with dark green and white sections. The sticker is applied to a dark green pole and shows signs of wear and peeling.

Street sticker This sticker features two individuals, one in a black jacket with a Stone Island patch and a purple cap, and another in a black jacket, a purple and white scarf, and a purple hat. They appear to be standing in front of a stadium, with a purple sky overhead. The stadium has a symbol in the sky with a tower on top, suggesting it might be related to a specific location or team.

Street sticker The central sticker showcases a white background adorned with a black and gold crest design. It features the text "U.D. GINGER" at the top, with an image of a figure wearing a black mask and jersey, fists raised. The figure is encircled by the text "20" and "24" at either side. The text "DEL BARRIO A LA FORBES" is at the bottom. The overall aesthetic suggests a soccer fan or supporter group.

Street sticker This is a round sticker featuring an illustration inspired by the One Piece character Monkey D. Luffy. The character is wearing a suit and making a peace sign, with a bounty of "300.000" written on the red background behind him. The sticker is adhered to a black pole.

Street sticker This is a round, blue and white sticker that is adhered to a pole. The design features a woman with text around her that reads "En Klubb Med Mycket Hjarta". The woman is wearing a sports shirt and jacket.

Street sticker A sticker featuring an image of 'Generalen' with the text 'DIF GENERALEN' above the image. 'Generalen' is a man wearing a cap, jacket and a sling bag. The sticker is attached to a window covered in frost.

Street sticker A sticker featuring Deadpool winking, with his katanas behind him and a heart in a speech bubble. A QR code is visible on another sticker nearby.

Street sticker The sticker shows a simple, yet violent, scene between two stick figures. One is clearly the attacker, dressed in a bucket hat, while the other is the victim, bleeding from a head injury. The style is minimalistic, relying on bold black lines and limited color.