Why is the English national rugby team's logo O2?  Does it mean anything?
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O2 is a mobile phone network in the u.k and they sponsor the english rugby team like coca cola would sponor someone else... hope that hels
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Its the logo for the stadium itself, with the lighthouse and the name Gillete Stadium. I found a blog of this guy who has a bunch of pictures of it if you want a better picture.
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what has this got to do with rugby
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Its has always been a favourite 'after rugby' song in every club in the land, long before it was taken up by the national team supporters. The inter action of the singers in the clubroom makes a fine spectacle !!! Obviously when it was started to be sung at Twickers the majority knew the words and since then it has been adopted as the team anthem.
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I assume you are going to the Easter tournament but without any real idea of the context of the word "DUBS" I would have to guess it's the name of the band providing the entertainment at the social events. It could mean "Do U Bring Subs?" or "Don't Understand Bloody Southerners" If you could provide more info it would help
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It the three lions that represent England on the royal standard. The royal standard is the flag of the british royal family.
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Its the logo for Major league baseball.
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They are designed by Spyder: http://www.spyder.com/retail.race.asp\n\nso it's corporate logo from a team sponsor/supplier.
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No-one actually knows for sure, it was first used in 1871 in a game of rugby between England and Scotland.\n\nTheory 1 The monarchy who descended from the house of lancaster were associated with the English rose. \n\nTheory 2 The guy that founded Rugby School was given permission by the queen (house of lancaster) to use the rose as his emblem.\n\nTheory 3 Who cares, probably chosen because it looks harmless but has thorns .
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It's the old battle insignia that the English FA decided to use as the national team's synmbol.
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what does this have to do with rugby????
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because it is the colours of our national flora emblem- the golden wattle.\n\nalso the same with all aussie sports teams
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It's the logo of the manufaturer of the uniform.
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It is the logo for Gillette Stadium.  I was watching the game yesterday and was wondering the same thing, so I looked it up/.  (Not a patriots fan but a disgruntled Bears fan).
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The cross symbol could denote matter, and the u shaped symbol could be denoting a boat or a convergence.  Perhaps it is simply stating that the can is a conveyance of matter?  OR it is saying the can is a matter boat.\n\nA more practical approach might be that it is simply an attention seeking, mnemonic activating device for marketing purposes.
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The Bull is the mascot of the (regiment)brass band i think, but not sure!\nAs for the Haka, by all accounts, The WRU asked NZ in October for the haka to be done in between the anthems, but on Saturday morning the AB's said no, it would be done before kick off or not all! This nonsense has been blown out of all proportion if you ask me, but the argument at the moment is the home team should have the last say so to speak and not have visitors dictating to them in their own house!\nBetween me and you, it is 6 of 1 and 1/2 a dozen of the other!\nAs on WC once said "there 57 old farts running the RFU" I think old farts run all rugby unions!
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Fozio is wrong about  England. There is no such thing as "local municipality flags or colours" in England. Unlike Italy, it was never historically a collection of independent city states, so although local differences exist they are not based on any historical seperation. \n\nClub emblems in  England sometimes use the emblem of their town or city's local authority..Liverpool's use of the mythical "liver bird" is taken from the city council's emblem.  But many other clubs do not. \n\nEnglish clubs chose their basic colours based on the personal preferences of the people who originally founded the club, nothing more than that. Almost all of these are now at least 100 years old, so the club colours have become traditional.