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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a black background. The upper part features a red circle with a diagonal line (a 'no' or 'prohibited' symbol) overlaid on the crest of FC Barcelona. The FC Barcelona crest itself is colorful, displaying the red and yellow stripes of the Catalan flag, the St. George's Cross, and a football. Below this design, a dark purple or deep blue horizontal bar contains the word 'ANTICULE' written in prominent white, sans-serif capital letters. The sticker has a clear, glossy finish. 0
Street sticker A circular, bright yellow sticker is prominently displayed on a dark grey, possibly metallic, drainpipe. The sticker features bold, capitalized red text that reads 'LAZIO MERDA' arranged in two lines, with 'LAZIO' above 'MERDA'. The sticker shows visible signs of wear, including creases and wrinkles, suggesting it is a physical adhesive. Several water droplets are present on both the sticker's surface and the surrounding pipe, indicating an outdoor or damp environment. 2
Street sticker The sticker features a cartoon character, strongly resembling Eric Cartman from South Park, depicted from behind, bending over. The character wears a brown hat with 'SANKT PAULI' written in white. On the character's exposed buttocks, there is a small blue and white diamond logo, which is the emblem of Hamburger SV (HSV). The background of the sticker is brown. Above the character, the text 'DIE RAUTE IM HERZEN?' is written in white. Below the character, the text 'AM ARSCH IST MEHR PLATZ!' is written in white. The overall color scheme is brown, white, and skin tone, with a small blue and white accent for the HSV logo. The style is cartoonish and provocative, clearly referencing the football rivalry between FC St. Pauli and HSV. 16
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a dark blue/black background, featuring prominent white text. At the top, 'INDIOS' is written in large, bold white capital letters. Below it, a large white 'N' is followed by a red prohibition circle with a diagonal line, overlaying a shield-shaped emblem. This emblem resembles the Atlético Madrid club crest, with vertical red and white stripes, a blue section with white stars, and a bear and tree motif. Below this central design, there's a thin white stripe, a thin purple stripe, and another thin white stripe. At the very bottom, in a stylized white script, the phrase 'Eternos Segundones' is written. The sticker shows some wear and tear, particularly around its edges, and is affixed to a blue pole. 16
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular, featuring a light blue background with darker blue diagonal stripes. A black silhouette of a person is depicted in the center, appearing to drop various colorful football club crests into a black trash can. The person's chest bears a small, colorful crest, identifiable as Djurgårdens IF's logo. At the top of the sticker, black block letters read 'HÅLL SVERIGE RENT!'. The sticker shows signs of wear, with visible wrinkles and slight peeling, adhered to a dark green pole. 6
Street sticker A circular sticker affixed to a dark green pole, showing signs of wear and tear with torn edges. The central design features a vibrant purple circle with white, capitalized text 'AS ROMA MERDA' arranged in an arc. This purple circle is bordered by a thin black ring, followed by a wider gold-colored ring adorned with intricate, swirling patterns reminiscent of Celtic knots. Within this gold ring, the numbers '1927' and '1900' are visible on the left and right sides, respectively. The outermost layer of the sticker, partially visible and torn, consists of vertical green and white stripes. 6
Street sticker A square-shaped sticker featuring a cartoonish figure clad in a light blue/teal hazmat suit, complete with goggles and gloves, against a background of horizontal green and white stripes. The figure is holding a white sign that reads 'VIRUS' in prominent red letters at the top. Below the text are two distinct football club crests: one with 'D.I.F.' in yellow on a red background, and another with 'A.I.K.' in yellow on a dark blue/black background. The central image is framed by two large, stylized yellow leaf or wheat stalk designs. The sticker shows minor wear, particularly a slight peel at the top left corner. 15
Street sticker The sticker features a St. George's Cross (England flag) as its background. Prominently displayed across the center is the text 'SOUTHEND UTD' in large black letters with a white outline, set against the red horizontal stripe of the cross. In the top left quadrant, blue text reads 'One Team in Essex', while the top right quadrant contains dark red text stating 'In Your Town Taking The Piss'. The bottom left quadrant showcases the official crest of Southend United, featuring a shield with three seaxes, a football, a shrimp, and waves, with 'SOUTHEND UNITED' written on a banner below. The bottom right quadrant depicts a cartoon character, strongly resembling Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes, in a urinating pose, with the stream directed at a shield-shaped crest for 'COLCHESTER UNITED FC', which features two golden eagles on a blue and yellow background. 10
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a black background and a thin white border. The prominent text 'ACAB' is displayed in large, distressed white letters. Centered between the 'C' and 'A' is the Atlético Madrid club crest, featuring a red and white striped shield with a blue canton containing seven white stars and a bear and strawberry tree, all encircled by a green laurel wreath. Below the main text, in smaller, white, slightly distressed font, it reads 'ALL CIERVOS ARE BASTARDS'. The overall aesthetic is gritty and defiant. 35
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a vibrant blue background, affixed to a metal pole. On the left side, a cartoon caricature of a man with dark hair, glasses, and a light complexion is depicted with his arms crossed. He is wearing a blue and white halved football shirt, likely representing Blackburn Rovers, complete with a small crest. To the right of the cartoon character, against the same blue background, are three real-life young men, possibly footballers or fans, looking forward. Bold white text in a sans-serif font reads 'burnley can fuck off' across the lower right portion of the sticker. The sticker shows some signs of wear and tear, particularly around the edges. 7
Street sticker The sticker is heavily torn and weathered, revealing two distinct visual sections. The left section is part of a circular design in blue and white, featuring bold black text that reads "A.S. ROMA" and "MERDA" (Italian for "shit"). The right section, which is significantly ripped, depicts a stylized figure with dark dreadlocks, wearing what appears to be a dark uniform with medals. Behind this figure, there's a vibrant background with flowing ribbons or banners in red, yellow, and green, characteristic of Rastafarian colors. Below the figure, partially visible text in red, yellow, and green lettering spells out "MAJESTY", "TUMBA", and "KINGS". The overall appearance suggests a blend of football fan culture and music-related art. 6
Street sticker The sticker features a man in a blue shirt with 'KSC' on the back, who is using a red spray can to paint over the logos of 1. FC Kaiserslautern and VfB Stuttgart. This symbolizes rivalry between the teams. 56
Street sticker This sticker shows a violent scene between two stick figures, one representing Celtic FC (based on the hat) and the other seemingly representing Romania (based on the scarf colors). The image is provocative and possibly alludes to political or football-related conflict. 7