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Huddersfield Kit
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that's nice, all kits look so much better without the sponsor3
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That is nice, shame you didn't want me that KAG was wearing it though.EpsomAddick said:
I do think Paddy Power are very funny on Twitter.1 -
Paddy Power have pulled an absolute blinder here
No Sponsor on the front makes it look a really good design and certainly agree with what Paddy says:
Paddy Power MD, Victor Corcoran, said: “Shirt sponsorship in football has gone too far. We accept that there is a role for sponsors around football, but the shirt should be sacred.3 -
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Haha brilliant; they're looking great in training... Erm according to Bielsa3
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Some bloke called it a couple of days ago:1
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He seems like a happy fellaPaddyP17 said:Some bloke called it a couple of days ago:5 -
Rudnick has got this the exact opposite of right. He couldn't be wronger. The 'marks' are the all too willing and complicit victims in the stunt.PaddyP17 said:Some bloke called it a couple of days ago:
Marketing stunts like this are splendid for exposing the half wits and obsessively offended. Trouble is they've become such an easy target, flying into hysterical rage at the slightest imagined provocation.
FWIW the terriers' new kit is stylishly restrained, shame KG gets to pose in it this season and not Charlton red and white (and black and a bit of gold and...)
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It's a great move and I think unless you're sponsored by a charity, the kits should not be a marketing place. They're a uniform.
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They have played a blinder in fairness to them.4
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Fake shirts to be auctioned off for Charity
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Ebay are waiving their fees for these kits that get sold for charity
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Macclesfield have joined the Paddy Power club
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I think our home shirt without the sponsor would look terrific.
Just not sure on it with the black text sponsor.1 -
We should have put the sponsor in a white band across the front of the kit, would have stood out more and they can then claim the shirt is more closely linked to the Woolwich pinstriped kitDazzler21 said:I think our home shirt without the sponsor would look terrific.
Just not sure on it with the black text sponsor.3 -
The problem with the Nike kits is they are selling teamwear kits with just the badge added for a 300% mark up.
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There's no such thing as bad publicity, but surely this will cause resentment towards PP?Swisdom said:There are rules and regs about sizing of adverts on shirts. Paddy Power will simply pay any fine that Huddersfield get in exchange for the phenomenal amount of exposure that this has generated.
Clever marketing. Hideous shirt though0 -
Southend's kit is probably the worst I've seen so far0
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1st August:The FA fine Millwall £10,000 for supporters’ racist chanting.5th September:The FA fine Huddersfield Town £50,000 for wearing a fake shirt in a pre-season friendly.2
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Amazing Huddersfield did this thing then auctioned off the shirts for Charity and The FA fine them £50,000
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I say deduct them 6 points and take away any goals scored this season, damn right piss🙄 takers0
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Make them send us back Grant on a free, and they can only recruit non English managers for a year, seems a reasonable punishment.0
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Oh dear.0
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- Around 20 minutes ago, Huddersfield announce a new shirt sponsor: a debt recovery firm with a vocally pro-Trump Twitter presence
- What you'd expect
- Around 5 minutes ago, Huddersfield delete the tweet and presumably the sponsor. Great work lads0 -
I’ll sleep a lot better now knowing that.4
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- They're still wearing the shirts lol0
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Oh I forgot, this is CL where we love bailiffs and populist billionaires0
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Blimey just had a look at some of their tweets. Probably not a wise idea to be using the company twitter handle to post your personal opinions, whether I agree with them or not (I don’t).0
