New Everton Shirt Sponsor

Bedfordblue said:
Basically they’ve a used VPN and fake ID to beat the geoblocks on the respective gambling companies.
Stake basically replied to request for comment that the CEGA basically acted in bad faith etc and orchestrated a malicious and fraudulent character assassination.
Quite a good reply.

The club have said they are compliant with the relevant requirements.

Basically 3 points deducted & a penalty to Liverpool.
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Slightly off topic. But what's your favourite word, basically?
 

tonka1878 said:
I think they should target brands who's own marketing/branding is aligned with our colours, I'm not certain but I have a very vague recollection of Pepsi sponsoring a team on the continent in the 80s/90s? They are the first I thought of but there are no doubt others?!


You've not got any tattoo's or Social Media I presume!

The rest of the statement I agree 100% and that is how it would be in a perfect World, which as an Everton supporter you know this isn't! It's ALL about the Money but @Mr Happy has Nailed It for me if we could, show all the good we do for the City and wider region in general, plus promoting a great Club charity.
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You are correct - no tattoos (why would I defile a perfect body!) and no social .... I really don't get what you mean here ... but I promote nothing to anyone, nor attract sponsorship.

Barcelona were the last clubs to enscruffify their kit with sponsorship logos - and when they did it was Unesco, which they PAID to have on as a charity, I believe.

I'd be more than happy with EITC, and have thought this in the past - but my preference is always to have a plain shirt from an aesthetic point of view.

I'd throw pitchside advertising billboards in the bin too, if I had my way. Visual litter!
 

chrismpw said:
You are correct - no tattoos (why would I defile a perfect body!) and no social .... I really don't get what you mean here ... but I promote nothing to anyone, nor attract sponsorship.

Barcelona were the last clubs to enscruffify their kit with sponsorship logos - and when they did it was Unesco, which they PAID to have on as a charity, I believe.

I'd be more than happy with EITC, and have thought this in the past - but my preference is always to have a plain shirt from an aesthetic point of view.

I'd throw pitchside advertising billboards in the bin too, if I had my way. Visual litter!
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Start at the top, I'm the same no tattoo's* never seen the point but we will soon be in the minority! The Social Media's everybody wants to get their 15 minutes of fame and be an "Influencer"!? The youth of today, <25 couldn't survive without expressing every thought they have ever had no matter how stupid or inane.
The rest I can go along with, for some reason I am thinking it was an Italian club but you get the drift.

*I can't claim a perfect body but I have been told there is a perfect appendage attached!

And yes I am a miserable, middle aged **** ***** *** **** £^&&^%$!.
 
chrismpw said:
You are correct - no tattoos (why would I defile a perfect body!) and no social .... I really don't get what you mean here ... but I promote nothing to anyone, nor attract sponsorship.

Barcelona were the last clubs to enscruffify their kit with sponsorship logos - and when they did it was Unesco, which they PAID to have on as a charity, I believe.

I'd be more than happy with EITC, and have thought this in the past - but my preference is always to have a plain shirt from an aesthetic point of view.

I'd throw pitchside advertising billboards in the bin too, if I had my way. Visual litter!
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I'd love us to have Alder Hay on our shirts ,just like Barcelona did while paying for the privilege.
 

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