Who would walk around with that Olympic logo on a T shirt?
Sir: I’ve waited a day or two before casting my aspersions on that dreadful logo for the Olympics, and it still looks risible. For the co-founder of the firm that “designed” it (a loose term if ever there was one) to accuse the detractors of being comfortable and lazy in their prejudice against something “new” is really laughable. To pay £400,000 for something that looks like a 1970s TV show logo, patronisingly trying to appeal to “young people” at the expense of good taste, is scandalous. The acid test is would walk around with that on your T-shirt? I don’t think so. DAVE MORGAN BEDDINGTON, SURREY Sir, I’m not sure I understand all the fuss about the 2012 logo. It may not be the greatest piece of design, but I doubt anyone could produce a logo that would keep everyone happy. Let’s be thankful we can all unite and moan about something (see also: the Dome, weather, Steve McClaren). I feel more favourable towards the logo because of the reaction against it. I’m just glad they decided aga
