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[Albion] Looks like Palace new shirt sponsor is slightly dodgy











StonehamPark

#Brighton-Nil
Oct 30, 2010
10,133
BC, Canada
Idgaf as to legality of the gambling site inside or outside of Vietnam.

I’m just sick of the absolutely constant pure stuffing of anything and everything gambling down every football supporters throat.

All the ads, be it on sports-radio, at the ground, on the shirts, in the papers, it’s suffocating and beyond irritating.

One day, all gambling ads associated with any child (or family)-friendly sports, will be banned outright in this country. But there’s currently SO MUCH MONEY involved in its operation, that pure greed is keeping it in play.

Sick of it.
 


Happy Exile

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Apr 19, 2018
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Idgaf as to legality of the gambling site inside or outside of Vietnam.

I’m just sick of the absolutely constant pure stuffing of anything and everything gambling down every football supporters throat.

All the ads, be it on sports-radio, at the ground, on the shirts, in the papers, it’s suffocating and beyond irritating.

One day, all gambling ads associated with any child (or family)-friendly sports, will be banned outright in this country. But there’s currently SO MUCH MONEY involved in its operation, that pure greed is keeping it in play.

Sick of it.
I think / hope we'll get to a point where we look at gambling and the ubiquitous nature of the adverts in the same way we now look at smoking and smoking adverts, especially how common they used to be in sport.
 




Stato

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Dec 21, 2011
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Feb 8, 2005
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A quite incredible epic balls up from palace, surely they either have to release a statement saying this is all wrong or scrap the deal and apologise for not doing their due diligence
 








StonehamPark

#Brighton-Nil
Oct 30, 2010
10,133
BC, Canada
I think / hope we'll get to a point where we look at gambling and the ubiquitous nature of the adverts in the same way we now look at smoking and smoking adverts, especially how common they used to be in sport.
Surely most of us already do though?

Though I could be naive or ignorant about it.

- Is casual, low-stakes football betting (maybe accumulators) still popular within friendship circles?
Open question to anyone on this thread.
 


Happy Exile

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Apr 19, 2018
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Surely most of us already do though?

Though I could be naive or ignorant about it.

- Is casual, low-stakes football betting (maybe accumulators) still popular within friendship circles?
Open question to anyone on this thread.
In my experience more people are indifferent to it than offended by it unfortunately
 






Cotton Socks

Skint Supporter
Feb 20, 2017
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Surely most of us already do though?

Though I could be naive or ignorant about it.

- Is casual, low-stakes football betting (maybe accumulators) still popular within friendship circles?
Open question to anyone on this thread.
I'm constantly moaning to my son about the ad's on gambling when the football is on tv & giving a mini lecture about how bad it can get. Then I ask him if he wants to put £2 on the Grand National after I've put £15 (combined) on 9 different horses. 🤦‍♀️
There is a lad in his college that bets on the horses and football, he does the horse bets while in college. I get the impression that he's not been particularly successful in either but claims to know the dead certs etc.
Football match gambling is really popular in the 18-30 group, I don't know about the stakes involved though.
 


hart's shirt

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Jul 8, 2003
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Kitbag in Dubai
 






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Harry Wilson's Tackle
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Oct 8, 2003
54,431
Faversham
Idgaf as to legality of the gambling site inside or outside of Vietnam.

I’m just sick of the absolutely constant pure stuffing of anything and everything gambling down every football supporters throat.

All the ads, be it on sports-radio, at the ground, on the shirts, in the papers, it’s suffocating and beyond irritating.

One day, all gambling ads associated with any child (or family)-friendly sports, will be banned outright in this country. But there’s currently SO MUCH MONEY involved in its operation, that pure greed is keeping it in play.

Sick of it.
You can't even watch reruns of Miss Marple on commercial TV without being invited to insert your knob into an 'acca' these days.

Anyway. I have to rush off now. I have an appointment outside the gates of a junior school to promote vapes. Ritchie Sunk says it's all legal, Hooray!
 








Motogull

Todd Warrior
Sep 16, 2005
10,253
Well, the fans wanted a 'structured plan' didn't they? Well done Beaky, proving his strength again with this bold decision to generate income.
 


Publius Ovidius

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Jul 5, 2003
46,646
at home
A quite incredible epic balls up from palace, surely they either have to release a statement saying this is all wrong or scrap the deal and apologise for not doing their due diligence
Even kevin hunter questioned this on twatter.
 


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