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Street sticker The sticker is a shield-shaped emblem, predominantly bright lime green with bold black outlines and details. It features a stylized white skull with black eye sockets and teeth, wearing a helmet patterned like a classic black and white soccer ball. Above the skull, within the shield, is the text "VIIES SEKTO ULTRAS" in white, with some letters showing signs of wear. Along the left side of the shield, oriented vertically, is "FC FLORA TALLINN" in white text. The sticker is applied to a black pole and exhibits signs of age and wear, including peeling edges and faded areas, particularly at the top and bottom.
Street sticker The sticker is predominantly green with abstract black splatters and lines, giving it an energetic and somewhat chaotic appearance. It has a white border and is affixed to a pole, partially covered by other worn stickers. Below the main green design, there is a yellow band with a honeycomb pattern, and a white strip with black text. The sticker appears slightly creased and weathered, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements.
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 green and black, with white outlines separating sections. It features a grid-like pattern where each cell contains a large, stylized 'G'. The green sections have a textured, almost rippled appearance, suggesting a glossy finish that catches the light. The black sections appear solid. The sticker is applied to a metal pole and shows signs of wear and peeling at the edges, indicating it has been exposed to the elements.