[Featured Article] Twitter Feedback October 2016

Beautiful quote from @paul_grech's interviews of Piero Gratton, designer of @OfficialASRoma's iconic 'Lupetto' badge https://t.co/X49O4fA3hT pic.twitter.com/CaKGWckyiS

— Harsh Pareek (@harshprk) October 4, 2016

Emiliano Mondonico's Raging Bull. The resurgence of Torino in the early 1990s, one of calcio's great clubs. https://t.co/x5Wu82r0Rd pic.twitter.com/tR9uEyeCEK

— These Football Times (@thesefootytimes) October 25, 2016

Long And Winding Road To Malta (And Artistic Expression)

Some people are impossible to read; they are masters of the ability to mask emotions.  Others are the opposite with their faces transmitting their feelings.  Within minutes of meeting Lizzie Eldridge I could tell where she fell in this divide.

Born in Yorkshire but raised in Glasgow, Eldridge spent most of her early years searching for an artistic identity with which she was comfortable.  Indeed, one might say that it was that search which led her to Malta and her artistic blossoming both as a theatre director as well as an author of acclaim.

The full article can be found on Snapshots of Malta

The Birth of AS Roma's Club Symbol

As with much else in the modern era of the game, football shirts have become another way with which clubs can make more money.  The front real estate is sold to whichever corporate sponsor is willing to pay the highest amount of money whilst the back belongs to players’ names, a nice little additional bonus for selling shirts.  Then there is the actual look of the shirts which changes annually – even if minimally – so as to cash in on fans’ need to display their love of their club.

The full article can be found on The Gentleman Ultra.