Legacy Football Crest Request - Any Help Appreciated

Hi, I realise that there are backlogs of requests for logos but the quality of the artwork from here is outstanding and i'd be so grateful if anyone was able to help me with my request.

The team name is 'Horton Heath Athletic Football Club' and is situated in the village of Horton Heath in Southampton, Hampshire, England.

The village is joined to the town of Fair Oak which is named after the Oak tree which used to stand in the centre of the town. Horton Heath itself is named after two local farms. Southampton and Hampshire are closely associated with Naval History and the colours associated with the areas is red and white (also the colours of Southampton F.C.).

Logo notes: (these are guidelines only, please DO use your artistic tendancies in the design wherever you like!)
The club is due to be registered in 2010.
The full name will be 'Horton Heath Athletic Football club (or A.F.C.) however, this can be shortened to just 'Horton Heath' in the crest.
The club will wear a white shirt with a diagonal red stripe running from the left shoulder to the right bottom of the shirt. The team will wear Black Shorts and Black socks.
The St. George cross can be used, however, please do not use the Union Jack as this flag now is associated with the right-wing polical party the BNP.
The 'Fair' Oak tree is also associated with the area along with farmland.

Below are some crests I am fond of to aid the design, I very much like simple, clear and bold logos but I am also keen on tradition so if this could be reflected in the design that would be great!

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/0c/Dorchester_Town.png
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/07/Chelmsford_City.png
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7c/Bromley_fc.png
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/1c/DoverAthleticLogo.png
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/54/4764.png

If there is any further information/area history that you would like in order to create this logo I will be glad to provide my email address.

I would like for this logo to be of a useable size for Websites, Club merchendise and also shirt printing.

I will fully credit the author with the design and will be ever so grateful for the help.

We will also make a donation to a charity on bahalf of the club and offer to wear a charity name on our shirt.

Please feel free to point me in the right direction if I have posted incorrectly.

Many thanks once again in advance.

HHAFC

 

Thank you so much, I am sorry I could not be any more specific with the design I would like.

I can't begin to explain how grateful I am for your time.

HHAFC

 

That really is great! Thanks for the time put into it.

Would it be possible to see what the design would look like as a shield with a less prominent St. George's cross, Possibly in Quarters? If you could add a few extra colours too that would be fantastic, the Red and White is really just for the kit as it is the same one Southampton FC wore in their first year as a football team.

I really love the design, it would just be really nice to have two designs to choose from.

Many thanks again, really aprreciate this!

Chris

 

You really are fantastic. Hope it's not too much trouble!

Thanks again,

HHAFC x

 

Wow! Thanks so much for doing these. Could they both be sent to me please?

Really appreciate the time put into these fantastic designs.

Do you have a favourite charity I could donate to as thanks?

HHAFC

 

Yeah we do have the RSPCA, I think it was a UK charity to begin with.

I'll send them a donation on your behalf.

The circular crest is in different colours on the one just sent to the one posted in this thread. Could you please send the original one too? The top two quarters with the farm and oak tree in have turned out pink.

Thanks so much for this, sorry for nit picking!

Chris

 

Fantastic, thank you so much for this.

The little animals at the RSPCA will be very grateful too!

I'll keep visiting from time to time to keep a look in at all the great designs.

Always appreciative.

Chris