This is a glorious badge, for a club representing a town with a glorious past. Did Darlington build the modern world single-handedly? If they didn’t, they gave it a damn good go. So, let’s do the National League North outfit the honour and #GetTheBadgeIn. Firstly. The team. The club. The Darlos. Founded in 1883, they initially played in local leagues until becoming one of the founding members of the Third Division North in 1921. In 1925, they won that league and were promoted

Have the Guns Fallen Silent in Crayford? The heyday of British power was fueled be adventure and bravery overseas – but also a lot of extremely hard graft back at home overseen by some of the most technically minded and skilled workers in the world. And it happened in places like Crayford. Formerly part of Kent, now within the London Borough of Bexley, Crayford didn’t just supply the men who went to war – but also the women who produced the weapons and ammunition that sustain

Fish. Peasants. Royals. Rebels - and now a 5th tier Football Team which will be playing some of the biggest and most historic names in English football next season...For a club that not long ago was dealing with debt, unpaid players and uncertainty, it’s been quite a ride. So, congratulations to the 2026 National League South Champions - and let's #GetTheBadgeIn for Worthing FC 🐟🐟🐟 Let's start with the basics: Where is Worthing? Worthing sits on the south coast, just

Alright. Here we go. The one I’ve been dreading. Dreading because I’m an Ipswich fan – and as much as I wish nothing but ill fortune on my fellow East Anglian team – I must begrudgingly admit that their badge and city history is probably one of the finest around. Long ago, the North Folk and South Folk used to be united under several different flags and kingdoms – so I suppose I can take solace in that their history is also one shared by all of the East Angles – and that incl

Jump now to Yemen and do Al-Wehda SCC the honour of looking behind them and their remarkably historic home city, Sana’a, and #GetTheBadgeIn! First, the name. Al-Wehda—we’ve seen this before across the Arab world—it means ‘United’. There is an Al Wahda in Abu Dhabi, an Al Wehda in Saudi Arabia, and an Al Wahda in Damascus—and I’m sure dozens more. Formed in 1954, they have played a huge role in Yemeni football and cultivated a fierce cross-city rivalry with Al-Ahli (‘The Natio

Right. There’s a lot going on with this one, so let’s keep it tight and #GetTheBadgeIn for the 1985 Serie A champions, Hellas Verona. Hellas Verona FC are a professional side based in Verona, currently playing in Serie A. They have one league title (1985) which still stands out as the only top-flight win by a club from a non-regional capital. Founded in 1903, they have spent much of their history between Serie A and Serie B, with their strongest period in the 1980s when they

If Italy really is a leg kicking a football, then Florence sits right in the middle of the thigh. Built around 59 BC by the Romans, the city grew along the River Arno, surrounded by fertile land and positioned perfectly as a hub for trade routes stretching across Tuscany and into northern Europe. Over time, it became one of the most famous cities in the world. During the Renaissance, it was the beating heart of the movement. Leonardo da Vinci, Sandro Botticelli, Michelangelo