AFC RDFC ++++Please Read!!!!

[mattreddan]

or

"Surge ex favilla" = Arise from the ashes

If you believe Google translate

"Ex cineribus resurgam" From the ashes will rise again

"oriens cinere" = East ashes

[Mad Dog]

A few, some taken from wikipedia. I particular like the last one:

Proin non moritur - We'll never die
semper fidelis -forever loyal
somnia non moritur - Dreams never Die
bonum commune communitatis - common good of the community - Or "general welfare". Refers to what benefits a society, as opposed to bonum commune hominis, which refers to what is good for an individual.
carpe diem - Seize the day
cor ad cor loquitur - heart speaks to heart.
crescit eundo - It grows as it goes.
dum vivimus, vivamus - While we live, let us live! - An encouragement to embrace life. Motto inscribed on the sword of the main character in the novel Glory Road.

[Olly]

Or 'Ex cinere surgemus'

Translates as 'Out of the ashes we will rise'

[The Godfather]

It's time for this music... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgCevpO18t4

[therushden]

are we keeping the badge? else i'll need a new tattoo

[Diamond Warrior]

Loving the badge that has been designed. And fully agreee, a nice bit of latin will work perfectly.

''Proin non moritur - We'll never die
semper fidelis -forever loyal
somnia non moritur - Dreams never Die''

These all seem to work well.

[Superhans]

excellent work on the badge it looks good

its important we keep the original badge intact as best as posible
i like it

and 'we'll never die' seems apropriate

[UttoDiamond]

I have been contacted by Lee Carter, AFC Telford Utd chairman who is willing to talk to us about starting up a phoenix club.

I have emailed his details.

[Red Dragon]

or

"Surge ex favilla" = Arise from the ashes

If you believe Google translate

"Ex cineribus resurgam" From the ashes will rise again

"oriens cinere" = East ashes

Resurgam = "I will rise again"


How about: "Semper in excreta, sed solum profondis variat"

("Always in the shit, it's just the depth that varies")

[Bob's Bitch]

or

"Surge ex favilla" = Arise from the ashes

If you believe Google translate

"Ex cineribus resurgam" From the ashes will rise again

"oriens cinere" = East ashes

Resurgam = "I will rise again"


How about: "Semper in excreta, sed solum profondis variat"

("Always in the shit, it's just the depth that varies")

I think it needs to be something that has a grammatical error in it, just for you RD. ;)