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The New Orleans Saints logo, the Fleur de Lis, is sometimes seen by some as just another version of the Holy cross as the top of it is sometimes seen as a representation of the Holy Trinity. To flip it upside down doesn't mean much to everyone and is also called by some(not very many at all) an "agu". But to others, inverting it means an outright denial and denunciation of the Holy Trinity as much as inverting a Latin cross or crucifix would mean the same to some.
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Where is New Orleans Saints apparel common?
The New Orleans Saints apparel is very common in the NFL shop. You can buy anything from t-shirts to hats. You can even by the helmet with the New Orleans Saints logo on it! You can also buy jerseys in the NFL shop if you are a New Orleans Saints supporter!
Who designed the New Orleans Saints logo?
Martin McNeal
Where can you buy logo bands?
Typically in any store that sells team logo's. EX: If you want a New Orleans Saints band, you should go to a store that sells New Orleans Saints t-shirts and collectibles
What does the New Orleans Saints logo look like?
It is called the Fleur-De-Lis.
What NFL team is called boy scouts?
The New Orleans Saints. Both the Boy Scouts and the Saints use the fleur de lis as their logo.
Who came up with the Saints logo?
The Saints is an American professional football franchise based in New Orleans, Louisiana. The team was founded by John W. Mecom, Jr. and David Dixon and the city of New Orleans.
What were the New Orleans Saints former name?
It has always been the "New Orleans Saints".
In what city and state do the New Orleans Saints play in?
The New Orleans Saints play in the city of New Orleans which is in the state of Louisiana.
Where are the New Orleans Saints from?
New Orleans, La.
Who is the NFC champion?
The New Orleans Saints are the 2010 NFC Champions.
When did the saints start playing in new Orleans?
The Saints organization began in New Orleans in 1967.
What place did the new Orleans saints finish?
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