Glasgow Rangers

[JP20]

i'm sure its something to do with the fact that uefa competition rules ban a company from sponsoring more than one team in the same competition.
sort of a 'conflict of interest',

hence as celtic and rangers both are carling, rangers have removed their shirt sponsor for champs league games....not sure if celtic have as well tho....

 

[Uncle Buck]

we have the window open....

That will make no difference.

You can stink F Block out and there is no roof at Withdean...

 

[hans kraay fan club]

i'm sure its something to do with the fact that uefa competition rules ban a company from sponsoring more than one team in the same competition.
sort of a 'conflict of interest',

hence as celtic and rangers both are carling, rangers have removed their shirt sponsor for champs league games....not sure if celtic have as well tho....

Don't think this is the case.

 

[JP20]

Don't think this is the case.

yeh lol have just discovered its to comply with french law.

nothing more than that

 

[REDLAND]

Don't think this is the case.

I reckon he's right mind

 

[CHAPPERS]

I'd like to believe it is the 'France ban' reason, at least that would be understandable.

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This IS the reason.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

I reckon he's right mind

He's right that Celtic and Rangers share a sponsor [as I pointed out on teh first page ] He's wrong about the rule.

 

[Chester Drawers]

That will make no difference.

You can stink F Block out and there is no roof at Withdean...

Building being evacuated as I typ.....

 

[The Large One]

I didnt know Rangers were sponsored by Carlsberg but I do know and whats more Im off to the pub at lunchtime to get myself a pint .....a genious piece of marketing

Don't you like lager then?

 

[East Staffs Gull]

I'm suprised Carlsberg haven't come up with an alcohol free beer which they can put on the front of shirts in France

Carlsberg don't do alcohol free beer, but if they did it would probably taste s**t.

 

[Superphil]

You are not allowed to use an alcohol company as a sponsor in France.

Is the correct answer, and even Liverpool do the same if they play in such countries;

http://www.oldfootballshirts.com/Liverpool-football-shirt-number-3611.html
http://www.oldfootballshirts.com/Liverpool-football-shirt-number-3906.html

I guess that Rangers saw fit to save a few quid and just blank out thier logos, rather than get some in specially, as it was only one game.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

I guess that Rangers saw fit to save a few quid and just blank out thier logos, rather than get some in specially, as it was only one game.

Not at all.

They were a lot smarter than that. They may have blanked the word 'Carling' but the basic logo was still there, meaning that the brand still got some recognition despite the rule. What's more it creates debate - the very debate you have contributed to - all adding to brand awareness. Clever old game.

 

[Superphil]

Not at all.

They were a lot smarter than that. They may have blanked the word 'Carling' but the basic logo was still there, meaning that the brand still got some recognition despite the rule. What's more it creates debate - the very debate you have contributed to - all adding to brand awareness. Clever old game.

Now that is a good answer, and thank you for it. I am honest enough to say I did not see the game, nor the shirts, due to being in Bournemouth last night, but I will take a look on their website.

 

[logan89]

Liverpool didnt have a sponsor on their shirts last time they played in France, it wasnt even blanked out, just no sponsor at all

 

[Lord Bracknell]