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[alty_fc_senny]

me and a few of my mates are thinking of designing a flag on barmyflags.com, could anyone help with any ideas etc to put on it?
thanks

[andrewflynn]

and where could we put it up once it arrives?

[Jenga]

In your bedroom maybe?

There is loads of room in the Golf Road for flags.

Not sure if it is possible but how about a plain red flag with the Alty Crest in the middle or slightly raised so that you could put some writing at the bottom, maybe "Alty FC".

This would be something different to what we have already.

[Alex]

already enquired about this in the past. due to the complex nature of our crest it would cost £200 (just for the crest before you even start designing the flag)

good flags are based on something to do with the clubs history or a clever play on song lyrics that have a connection to the area, just a suggestion.

[seasonticket]

Whatever background you like but for wording how about
       WITH ALL DUE RESPECT
                  ALTY FC

[thegazelle]

There will be a new flag at the northwich match it is being made as we speak and it is not the flag of st george

[Jimmy Hill]

In honour of our local administrative area, perhaps a flag with the Trafford motto would go down well:

"Hold Fast That Which Is Good"

Or

To celebrate one of our most lyrically adventurous songs the flag could contain the words:

"We're Alty, we're f**king Alty"

Either would look spot on IMO.

[Jenga]

Well it has to be this logo if you ask me:-

  PART TIME
       AND
PROUD OF IT

Place it on a St Georges

Part on top left square
Time on top right sqaure
And in the middle of the flag on the cross
Proud on bottom left sqaure
Of on the red lower part of the cross
It on bottom right sqaure

[alty_fc_senny]

thanks for the ideas so far, just a quick question, has anyone else used the site barmyflags.com and if so how long does it take till its done and delivered? thanks

[fuertes]

St. George's Cross is a vastly inferior flag to the Union Flag. I'd say stick with a red block with white writing if a club crest is too expensive.

[Jenga]

St. George's Cross is a vastly inferior flag to the Union Flag.

I doubt many people in England would agree with you.

St Georges all the way for me.

Proud to be English 

[OldhamAlty]

I like the denmark flag design one, stands out from your usual st george's cross one.

[fuertes]

St. George's Cross is a vastly inferior flag to the Union Flag.

I doubt many people in England would agree with you.

St Georges all the way for me.

Proud to be English 

Come on mate, it looks like a naked Union Flag. Plus the Union Flag is a world-recognised symbol of the United Kingdom, St. George's Cross just causes foreigners to look slightly confused as to why we're using the same flag as Catalonia and Georgia.

[andrewflynn]

all ideas appreciated, thankyou.

[Jenga]

St. George's Cross is a vastly inferior flag to the Union Flag.

I doubt many people in England would agree with you.

St Georges all the way for me.

Proud to be English 

Come on mate, it looks like a naked Union Flag. Plus the Union Flag is a world-recognised symbol of the United Kingdom, St. George's Cross just causes foreigners to look slightly confused as to why we're using the same flag as Catalonia and Georgia.

Whilst I appreciate the Union Flag looks more interesting the St Georges cross I guess it is all about how patriotic you are. You certainly wouldnt take a Union Flag to an England game, it would get burnt.

As an alternative how about Red with a single white wide stripe in the middle so that all three panels are the same size.

Then either put writing in the middle white bit or a slogan with three words.

Another thing I like which I think looks mint is a long flag so it covers a barrier. Perhaps red at the top then white in the middle and red at the bottom. That way "Part time and proud of it" can be written in one long sentence along the white bit. This would look class I think and can hang over the a barrier on the Golf Road or up on the back of the stand along the back.