the Società Ginnastica Olbia was founded, the town was still called Terranova. The name would only be changed in 1939 by royal decree. The choice of the name Olbia was part of a period of rediscovery and vindication of local identity, as exemplified by the birth of clubs such as Amsicora and Eleonora d'Arborea in Cagliari, Tharros in Oristano, SEF Torres 1903 or Iosto in Sassari. Colours The traditional colour of the Gallura-based club is white, from which the nickname Bianchi is taken to identify Olbia's footballers. On the occasion of the first derby with Torres - played in 1924 – Olbia wore a maroon shirt. Moreover, in the early 1920s, the U.S. Terranovese wore red and white shirts. The affixing of the four Moors, the symbol of the island, on the game uniforms also dates back to that period. Coat of arms The club's coat of arms, changed over the years, has always been characterised by the trireme ship and island of Tavolara, part of the municipality of Olbia in the Gallura sub-region. Occasionally, in some versions, the image of the four Moors has found its place. The current logo debuted in February 2016. It is reminiscent of Cagliari's; a triangular shield encloses a ship, no longer a trireme, on whose sail the four Moors appear. In the emerald green background, the silhouette of Tavolara, black, stands out. The name 'Olbia' and the date of foundation, 1905, are also present. Although more suited to modern marketing canons, the coat of arms has met with disapproval from a fringe of fans as it deviates from past traditions. Anthem The first anthem made official was Olè, Olbia olè, which paid homage to an old battle chorus/hymn shouted by the warmest fans in the 1970s. In 2017 the new anthem, Terranoa, made its debut. Honours Italian titles Leagues Serie D (Tier 4): Winners (2): 1967–68 Group F, 1974–75 Group F Third-place (1): 2014–15 Group G Scudetto Dilettanti (Tier 5): Winners (1): 2001–02 Campionato Interregionale / Serie D (Tier 5): Winners (3): 1982–83 Group N, 1985–86 Group N, 2001–02 Group B Third-place (1): 1981–82 Group N Cups Coppa Cossu-Mariotti: Winners (1): 1966–67, 1974–75 Sardinian titles Leagues Campionato Sardo ULIC / Prima Divisione / Promozione / Prima Categoria / Eccellenza (Tier 1): Winners (6): 1930–31, 1938–39 Group B, 1952–53, 1956–57, 1963–64, 2012–13 Runners-up (4): 1941–42, 1942–43, 1954–55, 2011–12 Third-place (1): 1955–56 Group N Cups