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stephen cartwright
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6/4 with paddy's, nothing will change
I'm on, with my max stake. Buying money
I'm on, with my max stake. Buying money
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As bad for your health as tabs and booze.
Are you serious?TBf like it's easy being labour. Their only job is to say random things that no volume of people will really disagree with (are many people actually pro betting advertising on shirts? The most opposition they will get is 'I simply don't care'). Or say 'the government is wrong'....
I could do that job
On the subject of advertising on shirts I'm very much of the opinion it'll make no difference. A very well paid person is utterly wasting his time talking shite and not changing anything imho.
Fair enough we might all have been enticed into spending £5 on a cheeky bet by an advert, but Can anyone blame their 'addiction' on a slogan on stoke city's shirt?
But fairharsh
It's bonkers.... It won't improve the situation one iota.
The plethora of online casinos is a sad indictment on the state of our society. Ban the lot of them for meIt's right over the top these days. Far too easy to access it with apps as well.
I've always that a weird rule. Kids can't have them on their kits but the players they watch religiously on TV/youtube etc do - makes no sense.
As a former gambler with a serious addiction, and I will always be a gambler although I don't gamble now, I can say categorically that this will improve things massively and you're talking out of your arse, certainly from my own viewpoint, seeing betting ads on tv and on shirts was always a trigger for me to start gambling again. It'll become like cig advertising is now in the future and the sooner the betterIt's bonkers.... It won't improve the situation one iota.
It's never had any affect on me what-so-ever. I gamble on sites of my choosing, not because of any advertising swaying me.