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 eagleman13  On The Road To Hell & Alicante 04 May 22 10.25am |
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Just been announced by the club from next season There also have been rumours doing the rounds that we will return to Macron as shirt manufacture & that the main sponsor will not be a betting company. We will wait & see what transpires.
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Palace Old Geezer  Midhurst 04 May 22 10.43am |
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Originally posted by eagleman13
Just been announced by the club from next season There also have been rumours doing the rounds that we will return to Macron as shirt manufacture & that the main sponsor will not be a betting company. We will wait & see what transpires. Would be really good if we could move away from a betting company.
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Uphill  Bedford 04 May 22 12.21pm |
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It's about time one of the emerging UK banks gets exposure. Monzo, Starling, Chase and Metro (whose colours are as ours) Anything except a betting company would be welcome before the government issues a ban on these companies. And if the new shirt is by Macron that is fine with me - just hope it is not Castore who have made a blitz on the soccer shirt market. And a personal preference (showing my age) would be for a collar !
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| Badger11 Beckenham 04 May 22 12.36pm |
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I don't thing sport should accept any sponsorship from socially irresponsible brands e.g. gambling / tobacco / alcohol or crisps (obesity) etc.
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| Vaibow vancouver/croydon 05 May 22 4.52am |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I don't thing sport should accept any sponsorship from socially irresponsible brands e.g. gambling / tobacco / alcohol or crisps (obesity) etc. most brands have their flaws if you go to that kind of level... everything in moderation.... I would love a return to TDK just for the nostalgia - but isn't making mixtapes emotional heart ache and too much of an irresponsible thing to do?
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| YT Oxford 05 May 22 6.45am |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I don't thing sport should accept any sponsorship from socially irresponsible brands e.g. gambling / tobacco / alcohol or crisps (obesity) etc. But then who defines social irresponsibility? It would be simple to argue that professional football itself is irresponsible e.g. astronomical carbon footprint, disruption, crime and disorder, welfare of participants (head injuries, addiction).
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| taylors lovechild 05 May 22 7.56am |
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Originally posted by Uphill
It's about time one of the emerging UK banks gets exposure. Monzo, Starling, Chase and Metro (whose colours are as ours) Anything except a betting company would be welcome before the government issues a ban on these companies. And if the new shirt is by Macron that is fine with me - just hope it is not Castore who have made a blitz on the soccer shirt market. And a personal preference (showing my age) would be for a collar ! Or maybe a nice roll-neck to keep the draught out? Maybe if we got Amazon as our sponsor it might encourage our wingers to deliver the ball into the box a bit quicker.
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| JRW2 Dulwich 05 May 22 8.56am |
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Originally posted by Uphill
And a personal preference (showing my age) would be for a collar ! How about goalies going back to wearing a peaked cap, such as was worn by most working-class men in a bygone age?
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