Sleeve Sponsors - Chang

[perth_blue]

Usmanov is the main sponsor.

A picture of his big fat mush will feature on the front of the shirts from next season.

For the potential money he would plough in, the image can be him bent over giving a brown eye for all I care.

 

[Rossisboss]

Calling Fosters.

 

[Norwegian Cow]

In Norway it's illegal to advertise for alcohol

 

[chrismpw]

Missing a trick without Pec / lapel / quarter hind / shoulder and midriff sponsors there lads.

This visual assault is the kind of thing I've been dreading in football for years. Where's the need? Football is awash with money, why do we need to make kits look like you've covered yourself in print stick and rolled around in a car park after match day?

I still prefer a plain shirt. And while we're at it, let's replace the advertising hoardings with a nice white picket fence, too.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

So changy stays then?

Unless @MorgsGoat eats him...

 

[Jacko93]

Sponsorship? Pah. Rule should have been made that in light of the increased broadcast funds, Every clubs main sponsor should be a chosen charity, then if selling Sleeve space, then 10% of fund should go to the charity on their shirt. 3 year maximum contract length.

 

[chrismpw]

Yuck! You know, there's a reason we export it...

Was sharing a hired school minibus on a sports holiday with some mates a few years back. We left and drove to France with a lot of alcohol on board, and an awful lot of vomit was plastered on the outside of the minibus by the time we arrived late at night.
The next day we decided we'd better clean the bus as the dried vomit was all over the bit that said "xxx Catholic Comprehensive School" and didn't really give the right impression.

Depite there being a tap just a few feet away, the fella responsible decided to make better use of a case of fosters that hadn't been touched on the journey (it was the only alcohol remaining) to wash the sides of the bus.

"Fosters, great for cleaning dried off vom from yer car"

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Sponsorship? Pah. Rule should have been made that in light of the increased broadcast funds, Every clubs main sponsor should be a chosen charity, then if selling Sleeve space, then 10% of fund should go to the charity on their shirt. 3 year maximum contract length.

We do quite a bit of charity work with Chang in Thailand anyway tbf

 

[Jacko93]

We do quite a bit of charity work with Chang in Thailand anyway tbf

We do plenty of charity work in England as well, but it doesn't change the fact that there's enough money in the game now for everybody to get fat, seems a shame that international corporations should be the ones benefitting from it.

 

[mightymoyes]

We do plenty of charity work in England as well, but it doesn't change the fact that there's enough money in the game now for everybody to get fat, seems a shame that international corporations should be the ones benefitting from it.

the players are also benefitting greatly.

 

[larrygobfiend]

Just had a look and sleeve sponsors are coming in next year. Gash that.

 

[Harryflashman]

Sponsorship aside Anything but Chang to drink would be a monumental bonus to be honest

 

[TheFinnFan]

USM as a main sponsor?
Or Megafon? .or maybe Metalloinvest?

 

[Abraders]

Amstel, please

 

[bag a yoko]

Was sharing a hired school minibus on a sports holiday with some mates a few years back. We left and drove to France with a lot of alcohol on board, and an awful lot of vomit was plastered on the outside of the minibus by the time we arrived late at night.
The next day we decided we'd better clean the bus as the dried vomit was all over the bit that said "xxx Catholic Comprehensive School" and didn't really give the right impression.

Depite there being a tap just a few feet away, the fella responsible decided to make better use of a case of fosters that hadn't been touched on the journey (it was the only alcohol remaining) to wash the sides of the bus.

"Fosters, great for cleaning dried off vom from yer car"

I seem to remember that happening to the Famous Five