A question from yesterday...

[Bailo]

A minor point, but why did we not have Carlsberg on our shirts yesterday? Can't be an alcohol advertising ban as Heineken was plastered all around the ground.

[Jacks Jackie Jackson]

Dunno but I thought it looked much better without.

[magneto]

Heineken are a major sponsor of the CL so i think they're exempt

[Swagger]

Heineken are a major sponsor of the CL so i think they're exempt

 

A bit hypocritical, if true.

[johngibo YPC]

i know you cant wear alcohol sponsors in France, but i'm suprised Holland are arsed

[Jarg Armani]

A bit hypocritical, if true.

 

 

HIYA!!

Edited December 10, 2008 by Jarg Armani

[Bailo]

Heineken are a major sponsor of the CL so i think they're exempt

That's utterly ridiculous if true.

[alli]

Heineken are a major sponsor of the CL so i think they're exempt

that's unlikely cause they've been major sponsors for a good couple of years now and carlsberg have been on our shirts all this time

[cymrococh]

Carlsberg don't design Liverpool kits, but if they did they wouldn't have Carlsberg on.

[Ramón Benítez Hernández]

Probably looks better without it anyway.

Edited December 11, 2008 by B.A.Baracus

[budgie]

Heineken are a major sponsor of the CL so i think they're exempt

 

I know the Heineken cup in rugby is advertised as the H Cup in france. The heineken logo is removed.

 

 

Didn't think Alcohol advertising was banned in Holland though. Bizarre

[Boca]

If it's because Holland has banned alcohol sponsorship it must have only come in recently. A quick google search brings up photo's from last season's game there and the Carlsberg logo is on the shirts.

[Hassony]

Its probably because we used the same shirts as the ones we used in Marseille

[Boca]

Its probably because we used the same shirts as the ones we used in Marseille

 

 

Unlikely, unless we're really broke and had to dye those red shirts grey.

[Herbie von Smalls]

thought the green kit was our champions' league away kit this season?

[MarkD]

I think it is the fact that technically Heineken are not a 'sponsor' but a 'partner' as as such allowed but 'sponsorship' of alcohol is no longer allowed.