Pictures of a new 'Winged serpents RFC' logo that was smeared on the wall at Rodney Parade have been doing the rounds, with many proposing it looks like the old Newport RFC marking, in some measure concerning variety and the utilization of the fleur-de-lis image which broadcasts a simular visual vibe to the Prince of Wales's plumes on Newport's peak.
Gone is the winged serpent's tail, as for sure is any express visual reference to a genuine legendary monster or red.
It is the second Dragons rebrand in only five years and - if authentic - could be an endeavor to carry the group nearer to its neighborhood roots.
Twitter has been responding, and is often the case with rebranding; it's not been altogether sure. '
"I believe it's horrendous; they shouldn't utilize dark and golden, and why RFC, would they say they are a club now or a local group? If you are going to rebrand, rebrand with your very own solid character. I think Buttress wishes it was Newport Dragons once more; we cautioned them," thought of one record. "1-for what reason would they say they are utilizing dark and golden? 2-the mythical serpents are a Gwent local group, so why use RFC? Which, as we as a whole know, represents Rugby Football Club. 3-the winged serpents are a Gwent Regional group, so why not integrate colors from Ebbw Vale? 4-why rebrand?"
Chris Roderick expressed: "Only my perspective (perilous on Twitter), yet I like the Dragons' new identification and them returning to RFC. Appears to be an immense disengage in marking between the Ospreys and the other three genius clubs. Three clubs and 1 provincial rugby establishment. Each to their own, however, optics are odd."
Simply from my perspective (perilous on Twitter), however, I like the Dragons' new identification and their returning to RFC. Appears to be an immense detachment in marking between the Ospreys and the other 3-star clubs. Three clubs and 1 provincial rugby establishment. Each to their own, yet optics are odd.
Others broadcasted an uplifting tone, with Jamie Philips noting: "Individuals who are most furious about the Dragons RFC rebrand are not Dragons fans, so it doesn't make any difference as they are not the planned market. Allies see make the biggest difference. Whenever it's been authoritatively sent off and made sense of, I figure most fans will jump aboard with it."
He likewise brought up that any expectation of the allies staying silent over the rebrand throughout the end of the week appeared to be somewhat of a jump. "I see the new 'Mythical serpents RFC' identification has been doing the rounds here. The rebrand is because of being declared on Monday. Bit senseless advising allies to keep schtum to put the new boardings up at Rodney Parade before authoritatively reporting it."
The rebrand may be fascinating to the side; however, it's ultimately irrelevant when weighed against the gigantic circle back required on the pitch at Rodney Parade, where the Dean Ryan's side figured out how to go a whole season without giving their fans a triumph at home.
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