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It's bonkers.... It won't improve the situation one iota.
Evidence? Why do these very wealthy betting companies pay millions to sponsor shirts then?
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It's bonkers.... It won't improve the situation one iota.
Evidence? Why do these very wealthy betting companies pay millions to sponsor shirts then?
You haven't answered thoughWe've covered this marra.
You haven't answered though
>>I'm so glad I didn't vote for these loons....
All I can say is 'on behalf of the the Labour party and myself thank gawd idiots like you didn't endorse us!'
Gambling is an addiction of degrees and these sites with fixed odd machines on the high street are targeted at the vulnerable and sometimes needy.
Some of these companies - often based off-shore - have been found to employ bogus tipsters who recommend no-hope bets at high odds to punters hoping to win their way out of debt.
Make your cheap pathetic political point elsewhere and do not insult the exploited victims and their families of this extortion!
Did you actually read that before you posted ?
You want the football league sponsored by SKY BET to make teams remove betting company logos - dont you think that might be a bit hypocritical ?
Whats next controlling the advertising on TV full stop (which reaches a audience vastly outnumbering those who'd see things on football shirts)
Dont advertise (and before anyone starts this isnt a pop at any of the people i say might be affected ive had close and personal dealings with people like these)
Alochol (We all know its christmas once the Baileys/FAmous Grouse Ads Start)- because under age or alcoholics might be tempted
Fast Food (McDonalds,KFC,Dominos,Just Eat etc) - Obese links
Fizzy Drink (We all know its christmas once the Coca Cola Ads Start) - Obese / Diabetics
Holidays - Depression for those who arent in position to be able to afford to have family holidays (especially after the huge expense of Christmas)
Granted some of those will seem far fetched and no doubt il get loads of stick but im just trying to show that banning things that has an effect on some people can rapidly get out of hand once the dicks in power start.
I don't think it's actually been banned. Fairly sure something similar to the OP was put forward a few years back but don't think anything came of it but clubs moved away from alcohol, probably because more money was to be had through bookies more than anything else. Everton were still sponsored by Chang last season weren't they?Just as a side note, has alcohol advertising been banned? Or have teams just moved away from it? I can't think of any teams sponsored by drinks comonies any more and there used to be loads.
We have and the answer was to influence people into betting. But you don't have a reply to that.We've covered this marra.
>>I'm so glad I didn't vote for these loons....
All I can say is 'on behalf of the the Labour party and myself thank gawd idiots like you didn't endorse us!'
Gambling is an addiction of degrees and these sites with fixed odd machines on the high street are targeted at the vulnerable and sometimes needy.
Some of these companies - often based off-shore - have been found to employ bogus tipsters who recommend no-hope bets at high odds to punters hoping to win their way out of debt.
Make your cheap pathetic political point elsewhere and do not insult the exploited victims and their families of this extortion!
Which is why had to change from its New Labour ways and return to its core values.Its just a shame , it was Labour who de-regulated the gambling industry, but I agree wholeheartedly with you.
Enlighten me then.*you're
You seem to know so much...yet unaware of Corbyn's position on the EU![]()
I seem to recall uefa or the French fa /government have banned it as there was a bit of a hoo haa for at least one matchI don't think it's actually been banned. Fairly sure something similar to the OP was put forward a few years back but don't think anything came of it but clubs moved away from alcohol, probably because more money was to be had through bookies more than anything else. Everton were still sponsored by Chang last season weren't they?
Aye possibly banned in european competitions or at least in certain countries.I seem to recall uefa or the French fa /government have banned it as there was a bit of a hoo haa for at least one match
Perhaps we should then ban McDonalds and Coca Cola sponsoring football because of their devastating impact on obesity. What about Chevrolet because of the devastating impact of fuel emissions on the planet's climate? Then we could go after American Express because easy credit has a devastating impact on those who can afford it least.
I sympathise with those whose lives have been ruined by gambling but I tend to prefer the government to order me around as little as possible. Much better for us to put pressure on our clubs if we don't like what they're doing. Bottom up, rather than top down.
Its just a shame , it was Labour who de-regulated the gambling industry, but I agree wholeheartedly with you.
Unless I’m being whooshed it already is.Should be the same for alcohol, it's a bigger problem than betting.
Competitions, such as Rugby's Heineken Cup, which is known as the H Cup in France due to restrictions on alcohol sponsorship
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/pol...at-football-tournaments-Lord-Brooke-says.html