Leyton Orient Calls Out Wrexham for Similar Badge Design

Leyton Orient has criticized Wrexham for using a badge on their new third kit that closely resembles their own design, prompting a response on social media.

Leyton Orient has expressed discontent with Wrexham and their celebrity owners, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, regarding the design of a badge on Wrexham's new third kit, which they believe mirrors their own.

Wrexham revealed their cream third kit on Wednesday, featuring a new badge that deviates from their traditional crest. The new design showcases two wyverns facing each other over a football, which bears a striking resemblance to Leyton Orient's badge, introduced in 1976.

Orient took to social media to voice their concerns, tagging Wrexham's owners and sharing a video of former England manager Roy Hodgson expressing his thoughts. This criticism follows Wrexham's recent decision to remove an anthem jacket from their shop after fans reacted negatively to a white dragon emblem.

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