Yeah and baseball.Dont Soccer Teams have sponsors on their shirts too ?
Look, the Yankees are sponsored by New York:
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Yeah and baseball.Dont Soccer Teams have sponsors on their shirts too ?
Who is stupid enough to buy a cup kit anyway? Let alone with this out of proportion red shit on it.
And if AIA goes as the main sponsor, I wont be getting any shirt thanks.
Wear that stupid scarf at WHL again and you die. Do your homework before you come next time Cunt
They claim on their twitter feed its a scarf from the Benfica game......
1) Saw the plethora of new pages in this thread and was anxious to see if there was new information released about the new sponsor. Have now wasted a solid chunk of time.
What a man!NEVER RED!
surely between us fans we could start a Kickstarter campaign or something, to raise 12 million quid or however much is needed, to take to Levy and say "hi we are the Yids and we'd like to sponsor tottenham hotspur for a year. 10 quid here, 50 there. our richer, well known fans can chuck in a grand maybe.We should all chip in a few quid and get YID spelt in big fucking blue letters on the kit.
Fuckers.
if it wasn't red i'd like this one betterI'd really like this logo on the shirt. Think we all can relate to it.
Oh good that makes it OK then.Red one-side blue the other, looks like a cheap asian knock-off tbh
Red is a neurotically lucky number for Asians, I'm sure they think it's luckier to wear a little red than to hate the main colour of our local rival's shirt? Certainly doesn't warrant disrespect.
After all, Woolwich have red white and blue on their shirts, I mean I 'get' why you're anti-red, but it's a little unhealthy to knock a fan's (or actually, a whole continent's) superstitions over it
I have to disagree. This is the Vincent Tan attitude that has lead to such controversial management at Cardiff (and matey boy at Hull).Red is a neurotically lucky number for Asians, I'm sure they think it's luckier to wear a little red than to hate the main colour of our local rival's shirt? Certainly doesn't warrant disrespect.
After all, Woolwich have red white and blue on their shirts, I mean I 'get' why you're anti-red, but it's a little unhealthy to knock a fan's (or actually, a whole continent's) superstitions over it
Then you should know how far superior the US is to all of Asia.
I genuinely didn't know he 'opted out' of wearing red boots. Nor did I know they could specify, just assumed they get allocated and that's that. I know they have them personalised, but didn't think they had a colour chart to choose from. Fuck me World Cup 2010 when they all had silver and orange!! Drove me nuts...
But more to the point, the scarf is Spurs merchandise (albeit maybe knock-off), boots aren't. If Spurs did sell boots, I'd bet my bottom dollar none of them would be red.
I don't think he's an undercover Gooner trying to take the piss out of us. But I don't think he should be representing Singapore's Spurs fanbase by wearing a red scarf.
Typical Asian mentality. Better to do nothing and not risk failing than to try and fail at succeeding.
speak for yourself - best shirts everThank Christ. Fuck a T-shirt collar.