#fansupport street stickers

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Street stickers photos tagged #fansupport across cities in the Slapstickers archive.

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Street sticker A horizontally oriented rectangular sticker with a dark, abstract background resembling shattered glass or a digital effect. The top section features bold white text '¡QUEREMOS ANIMAR!' (We Want to Cheer!) with a green outline, and below it, 'PLAYOFFS EUROLIGA 23/26' in smaller white text. A small Real Madrid crest, featuring a crown and the 'RM' monogram, is visible to the left of the main text. In the bottom center, a black and white QR code is prominently displayed against the dark background. misc 11
Street sticker A rectangular sticker, predominantly white with bold green graphics and text. It features a stylized, silhouetted figure from the chest up, wearing dark sunglasses and a suit or jacket with a collared shirt and a striped tie or scarf. The tie/scarf has the letters 'HIF' vertically arranged. The figure's left hand (from the viewer's perspective) is raised, holding a smaller, framed image. This smaller image is a green-and-white graphic of a shirtless male athlete in action, with 'MATCHPROGRAM' and '#1' visible. Below the main figure, in large, bold green letters, is the text 'SUPPORTARNAS' followed by 'MATCH PROGRAM', where the 'A' in 'MATCH' is replaced by a white star. The sticker has a clean, graphic design aesthetic and is adhered to a textured, grey wall with visible wear and some blue and black graffiti. stockholm 8
Street sticker The sticker is a multi-panel collage showcasing various aspects of Stavanger. It includes an image of football fans, likely supporters of Viking FK, followed by a scenic view of Stavanger's waterfront at dusk. Another panel features the 'Sverd i fjell' (Swords in Rock) monument, a historical landmark, and an aerial shot of a football stadium, presumably SR-Bank Arena. The collage also depicts the Lervig Aktiebryggeri building. Prominently displayed is the crest of Viking FK, the local football club, with its establishment year '1899' and 'STAVANGER'. The large, stylized text 'OLJEBYEN' (Oil City) overlays the central images, referring to Stavanger's key industry. misc 10