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During last season, the Acidutzu's FC soccer club's banner has undergone several changes, but the final logo was made by Acidutzu and you can see it in detail here.
The choice of colours is a tribute to: F.C.U. POLITEHNICA TIMISOARA my hometown's soccer club, founded in 1921.

At present the banner consists of a shield in half on the bias, with an superior white field and an inferior violet one.
In the upper side of the shield is written in red, yellow and blue (Romania's national flag colours) soccer club's name, linking us to the homeland: Romania.
A little bit lower and to the right we find Timisoara (my hometown), written in two colours, white-violet.
Under the hometown's name, on a violet field, we find Timisoara's coat of arms, pride reason for the region's folk.
On the superior half on a white field, a bit to the left are three lilies - virgin Mary's favorite flowers, simbolising the faith in God.

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+*During last season, the [http://www.ht-arena.com/acidutzus/ Acidutzu's FC] soccer club's banner has undergone several changes, but the final logo was made by Acidutzu and you can see it in detail here.
+*The choice of colours is a tribute to: [http://www.politimisoara.com/ro.html/ F.C.U. POLITEHNICA TIMISOARA] my hometown's soccer club, founded in 1921.
+*#;FORZZA VIOLA !!!
+*At present the banner consists of a shield in half on the bias, with an superior white field and an inferior violet one.
+*In the upper side of the shield is written in red, yellow and blue (Romania's national flag colours) soccer club's name, linking us to the homeland: Romania.
+*A little bit lower and to the right we find Timisoara (my hometown), written in two colours, white-violet.
+*Under the hometown's name, on a violet field, we find Timisoara's coat of arms, pride reason for the region's folk.
+*On the superior half on a white field, a bit to the left are three lilies - virgin Mary's favorite flowers, simbolising the faith in God.