Leeds get dog abuse after revealing deeply unpopular new crest

The crest features a 'Leeds salute' (whatever that is)andspells out 'Leeds United' in full instead ofthe abbreviated 'LUFC'.The new badge will be used from the start of the 2018/19 season, and replaces the shield that has represented them since 1998.Leeds's managing director Angus Gunn said: "It became of primary importance that the new crest clearly reflected who we are."Everybody knows how proud and passionate the Leeds United fans are, but since I arrived at the club, I have been in awe of the unique connection between the fans and the team.“Updating the crest is not a decision we have taken lightly, but we are proud to have a new crest that is authentic to Leeds United and honours the quality and loyalty of our fans."It is a symbol of ‘strength in unity’ and a proud expression of the club’s identity and history."According to the club's official statement, 10,000 people were consulted on the design of the crest – but the new design has been greeted with overwhelming negativity on Twitter. So far its suitability has been likened to:A Pro Evolution Soccerbadge (West Yorkshire White FTW!):Heartburn relief:Drain unblocker:Real ale:Five-a-side banter:An MLS club:There's still time tochange your mind, Angus.READ THISRanked! The 21 worst club badges in world footballIn Other News...