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A B-Side BY Armin


Melbourne Tigers

Melbourne Tigers Logo, Before and After

Founded in 1931, the Melbourne Tigers are Australia’s oldest and one of the most respected teams in the National Basketball League. They have won four championships, most recently in 2008. No design credit given and no press release issued, which isn’t needed really: we don’t need anyone to let us know how much this sucks.

Thanks to Matt Gibbs for the tip.

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DATE: Jul.12.2012|POSTED BY: Armin|CATEGORY: Sports The B-Side | COMMENTS:

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