#footballfan street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker displays a coiled green snake with yellow accents and fangs exposed, set against a dark blue background. The snake is wearing a blue scarf. To the upper right of the snake, there is a shield-shaped logo with red and yellow colors, containing the text 'D.I.F.'. Below the snake's head, the number '132' is visible. To the right of the snake, a glass of beer with foam is depicted. The bottom of the sticker has the word 'ORMINGE' in large, light-colored letters against an orange and dark blue background.

D.I.F. 132 ORMINGE

14 August
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular piece, predominantly featuring a grunge-like design in green, white, and black. The central focus is the club name "OLIMPIA" in large, vibrant green letters, stacked above "GRUDZIĄDZ" in distressed white letters with a black outline. The background is a chaotic collage of fragmented text and abstract shapes, primarily in black and white with hints of green, giving it a layered, worn appearance. In the bottom right corner, a smaller yellow-orange rectangle contains additional text. The overall aesthetic suggests a strong connection to a sports club, likely football, with a raw, fan-culture feel.

26 July
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.

UNION BERLIN Since 1966

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is square-shaped with a white background and a dark blue/purple Nordic cross. Large black numbers '1', '8', '9', '9' are prominently displayed in each quadrant, forming the year 1899. In the center, there is a shield-shaped emblem in red and gold. This emblem contains the text 'VIKING FK' at the top, an image of an oak tree stump with foliage in the middle, flanked by the numbers '18' and '99'. At the bottom of the emblem, the word 'STAVANGER' is written.

1 8 9 9 VIKING FK 18 99 STAVANGER

17 July
Street sticker The sticker, predominantly white, red, and black, displays a black and white, halftone-style portrait of a man with short, dark hair and a neutral expression, wearing a dark collar or jacket. Behind his head, red rays fan out against a white background, creating a sunburst effect. Above the portrait, the word "BRANN" is printed in large, bold red capital letters. The entire design is bordered by a thin red line, followed by an even thinner blue line. The sticker is affixed to a black, somewhat textured pole, which appears to have water droplets on its surface. Partially visible below this sticker are other obscured stickers or graffiti.

BRANN

16 July
Street sticker This sticker features a stylized illustration of a man who seems to be a football fan, possibly at a match where flares are being lit. He's sporting a mullet, sunglasses, and a green and yellow shirt, giving a middle finger gesture. The style is bold and slightly graphic. The background is a hazy red, possibly suggesting a nighttime setting or the smoky atmosphere of a stadium.

29 October 2024
Street sticker This sticker depicts a man with long blond hair and sunglasses, wearing a gray jacket and a green shirt. He is giving the middle finger. The background shows a vibrant scene from a soccer match, possibly featuring flares or pyrotechnics. The style is bold and expressive.

17 August 2024
Street sticker A red and white sticker with a clenched fist in the center, promoting Middlesbrough Football Club. The sticker is affixed to a gray pole outdoors.

26 October 2023
Street sticker This sticker features a vibrant collection of images related to Lithuanian football, including a stadium, players, flags, beer, and other cultural symbols. The style is reminiscent of vintage sports memorabilia or propaganda posters.

Hammarby IF

30 April 2021