The meaning seems arbitrary and silly too

For example Celtic started using 1 to represent the European Cup win.
Rangers responded by using 5 to represent their 50 league titles (although there seems to be some dispute over whether this is accurate). Presumably using 50 stars would have looked a bit odd.

Posted By: yarmyyarmy on December 7th 2009 at 09:25:10

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Is this true? (NCFC) - TheDribblingKnight, Dec 7, 08:55:40
- that it's an urban myth? (NCFC) - Ralf Scrampton, Dec 7, 11:35:04
- yes it is,,,, (NCFC) - Mr_Biff, Dec 7, 09:06:42
  - "stars" on shirts (NCFC) - Tombs, Dec 7, 09:10:27
    - What are Man City's 3 stars for ?! (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Dec 7, 09:42:17
      - Christ, that badge looks like something Mussolini would've stood in front of (NCFC) - yarmyyarmy, Dec 7, 10:07:09
      - Purely decorative, no significance... (NCFC) - Arganth, Dec 7, 10:02:32
        
        That's a bit cheeky ! So you can just have stars if you feel like it ? (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Dec 7, 10:12:03
    - The meaning seems arbitrary and silly too (NCFC) - yarmyyarmy, Dec 7, 09:25:10
      - this whole stars thing on the shirt....... (NCFC) - Cheltenham_Canary, Dec 7, 09:28:34
        
        I think Brazil started it? (NCFC) - yarmyyarmy, Dec 7, 09:32:19
        
        i think the nazis started it (n/m) (NCFC) - Tombs, Dec 7, 09:34:53
        
        ! (n/m) (NCFC) - yarmyyarmy, Dec 7, 09:56:40
        
        ouch (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Dec 7, 09:44:46
        
        No I didn't!!! (n/m) (NCFC) - Nasie, Dec 7, 09:44:45

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