Liverpool FC

Contents
1892-1953	1940s-1980s	1950–1955	1955-1968	1968-1987
1987-1992	1992-1993	1993-1999	1999-present	2012-present

1892–1950

Liverpool FC's first logo badge. Heavily based upon the Liverpool City Coat of Arms.

Late 1940s–1980s

Liverpool FC's alternate logo used from the late 1940s to 1980s in merchandise, matchday programmes, letterheads and more. Simplifying the previous logo by reducing it down to the "Liverbird" in the center. A Fictional animal used as the city of Liverpools mascot.

1950–1955

1955-1968

1968–1987

1987–1992

1992–1993

This varients adds the iconography of the "shankley gate" archway. An iconic design feature named to commemorate well regarded club manager "Bill Shankley" at thier home stadium in Antfield, Liverpool. The gate importantly features the slogan of the club "you'll never walk alone" a nod to the clubs 100 years of history.

1993–1999

The edition of the 2 torches was made as a tribute in memory of the tragic events at a Hillsborough stadium match in 1989. In which 97 people, mostly LFC fans, had lost their lives.

1999–present

Version with gradients

Initially, the logo worn on the shirt was in red and white only, with the full colour version used in the media

In European matches from 2001 to 2003, this badge featuring four stars (representing European Cups won in 1977, 1978, 1981, and 1984) was used

Logo with five stars, worn during their 2005-06 UEFA Champions League title defence

2012–present

The decision to remove the 2 torches and other important iconography on the flag was taken with much controversy. With the old version of the logo still often being used to represent the club. However in the 2013 version of the clubs kit (Jersey) the designers added the 2 torches to the neckline, along with number 96 to commemorate those who had died in the Hillsborough disaster. Where it has remained since.

2017-2018