Legendary Clubs

A club is first of all a set of colours you can spot a hundred metres away. Madrid's spotless white, Anfield red, Turin's black and white stripes, the blood and gold of Bab Souika, the red and white of Bab Jedid or Sousse. A football club poster is a way of saying where you come from, or who you chose to love.

Colours, crests and stadiums

What makes a club legendary in a picture is rarely a trophy. It's a crest you could draw with your eyes shut, a kit that has crossed the decades, a stadium with a voice of its own. The prints in this collection play with those codes: bands of colour, shirt numbers, pitch markings, stands in silhouette. Simple shapes on the surface, carrying the memory of generations of fans.

The purest example is the pitch seen from above, mown in green stripes, the ball resting on the penalty spot. No logo, no name, just the game. At the other end, a derby-night scene catches red and yellow flares rising above the terraces.

Choosing and combining

You can build a wall around one club and vary the mood: a kit, a stadium, a scene from the stands. Or mix several big names, European and Tunisian, held together by a shared thread such as dark backgrounds or a single graphic style.

A few ideas:

• in a bedroom, your club's print above the bed and a pitch poster on the next wall;
• in a café or games room, a row of prints in different club colours, hung at eye level;
• for a supporter of Espérance, Club Africain or Étoile du Sahel, a club-colour print beside a terrace scene.

Whatever the crest, passion reads the same way. Delivered to all 24 governorates of Tunisia, cash on delivery.