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OT: Watford offer new kit without sponsor

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Interesting. Wonder if more clubs will try this to get more sales.

 

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Great idea, I must admit I don’t like shirt sponsorship it does spoil the kit.

If Norwich sold them without I’d be very tempted to buy again.

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25 minutes ago, Indy said:

Great idea, I must admit I don’t like shirt sponsorship it does spoil the kit.

If Norwich sold them without I’d be very tempted to buy again.

I would imagine betting sponsors only but nice idea 

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4 minutes ago, Yobocop said:

I would imagine betting sponsors only but nice idea 

I think most sponsors, certainly of the higher leagues, are betting companies these days, other than the charity one off matches.  

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Good move. Good thinking from Watford. I'm sure this simple idea will be very effective 👍.  Taking us back to the way it was . Like basics and choices.👌🤗🍺 cheers.

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15 minutes ago, Greavsy said:

I think most sponsors, certainly of the higher leagues, are betting companies these days, other than the charity one off matches.  

CNt remember exact figure but it’s about 70% I believe 

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Obviously already a thing for kids shirts our company sponsored norwich a few years ago 

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39 minutes ago, Yobocop said:

I would imagine betting sponsors only but nice idea 

Probably, but would be nice to buy the new shirt clean of sponsors, just my view it would be a great option.

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52 minutes ago, Yobocop said:

Obviously already a thing for kids shirts our company sponsored norwich a few years ago 

Gambling sponsors not allowed on the kids shirts is my understanding. Has been that way for a few years. 

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1 hour ago, cambridgeshire canary said:

To be fair this is one ugly sponser. I imagine it looks much better without.

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Awful isn't it. You can almost see the logo peeling off from here.

Don't know how the pricing works but I would expect to pay less if I was promoting the sponsor's business.

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I guess it also saves them having to find a different kit sponsor for the child sizes which can’t be gambling companies which I guess is 90% of the kits. 

if I remember the Norwich kids kits were sponsored by the trampoline place.

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Depends on the sponsor I think the lotus one looks class, Aviva had a certain style.

I certainly don't want a betting company on my shirt so yeh, the option of no sponsor on a replica kit is a great idea 

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10 minutes ago, Nexus_Canary said:

Depends on the sponsor I think the lotus one looks class, Aviva had a certain style.

I certainly don't want a betting company on my shirt so yeh, the option of no sponsor on a replica kit is a great idea 

Some might argue that insurance is a form of gambling.

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1 hour ago, Pyro Pete said:

Some might argue that insurance is a form of gambling.

Driving without insurance is certainly gambling with your licence.

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1 hour ago, Pyro Pete said:

Some might argue that insurance is a form of gambling.

I think placing money down to ensure a payout in case of accident or disaster far out weighs £50 on Sad Ken at the 3.00 Doncaster. 

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2 hours ago, Nexus_Canary said:

I think placing money down to ensure a payout in case of accident or disaster far out weighs £50 on Sad Ken at the 3.00 Doncaster. 

Nice bottom reference there 

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32 minutes ago, Yobocop said:

Nice bottom reference there 

Classic series and episode there, only bested by the concept of sharing a cheese and onion condom 🤢🤢

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53 minutes ago, Nexus_Canary said:

Classic series and episode there, only bested by the concept of sharing a cheese and onion condom 🤢🤢

The camping trip was class 

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13 minutes ago, Yobocop said:

The camping trip was class 

Remember going canoeing in the USA and was told to pick my native American name.

Squatting Neville , I shouted very proudly... Totally wasted and  lost on the Americans 

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12 hours ago, yellow_belly said:

I would be more tempted to buy a kit.. without a sponsor!

And if they were made of decent material. Those nylon nightmares they flog at exorbitant  prices should have been abandoned years ago. 

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1 hour ago, wcorkcanary said:

And if they were made of decent material. Those nylon nightmares they flog at exorbitant  prices should have been abandoned years ago. 

It's a good point. Football kits fit the needs of a footballer on a football pitch; they're not really very practical as casual clothing.

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2 hours ago, littleyellowbirdie said:

It's a good point. Football kits fit the needs of a footballer on a football pitch; they're not really very practical as casual clothing.

Yup, sweaty nylon is not a pleasant experience for the wearer ....or anyone near them. 

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