Since 1901, year of the death of Queen Victoria the club adopted the colors of the Union Jack (alth

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On September 7, 1893 in the halls of the British consulate in via Palestro 10 in the center of Genoa met a great group of British including Charles Alfred Peyton, baronet of the British Empire and General Consul in Genoa, Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The purpose of this gathering was to formalize the establishment of the club Genoa Cricket and Athletic Club. Official color of the club white.
On January 2, 1899 the club changed name to Genoa Cricket and Football Club adopted as colors white and blue. It will be followed by other denominations as Genova 1893 Circolo del Calcio (1928), Associazione onofrio Calcio Genova 1893 (1935) and the club will regain the name Genoa Cricket and Football Club in 1945.
Since 1901, year of the death of Queen Victoria the club adopted the colors of the Union Jack (although the official name was gkrena red and blue). The globally recognized symbol and officially integrated into the team logo is the griffin - was monster of Greek mythology with a lion's body, head and wings of an eagle, while in some representations seem to have and snake tail. Here, in heraldic form, the griffin is formed from a cross between an eagle, a lion and a horse and this particular image allegedly in heraldic emblem of the city of Genoa.
For years the jerseys of Genoa had no signal, while the official documents of the club used as the official emblem of the city of Genoa, one consisting of two Griffins right and left, that keep the shield, inside of which there is red cross on a white background St. George.
On jerseys now Genoa signal has other variants. Beyond that period of fascism where the griffin holding bundles of rods (Latin: fasces gun beam wooden bars including sometimes with an ax blade, a symbol used by Mussolini to give historical background to the ideology, the "fascism" and impose mandatory) there and the other the '80s with his head griffin blue body, an image he described as and the fans of the team brings more turkey.
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