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March 2010
Badge of the week ~ Interblock Ljubljana | Badge of the week ~ Interblock Ljubljana |
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11 March ~ Many find the meaning of Interblock Ljubljana's badge opaque, but close scrutiny of the five figures in this image is rewarding. Beginning at the top, in the 12 o'clock position, the figure here is bowling a leg-break in a round-armed fashion. This may be called a no-ball and is sending the message to the opposition that Ljubljana are a patient, cerebral side with a questionable action. Rule-breakers, firestarters.
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