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schmunk

"Members"
Jan 19, 2018
9,549
Mid mid mid Sussex
It’s only a sponsor though, isn’t it ? Better than Nobo.
I've seen worse:

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Sepulveda

Notts County's younger cousins' fan
Mar 19, 2023
419
Northern Italy
I've seen worse:

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I'm just going to let you guys know that "cazzo" in Italian is probably the most common swearword (equivalent to "fu*k" in usage even though it literally means "co*k".) So when we Serie A fans see those teams like Aston Villa that have "CAZOO" (which would be pronounced as "cazoh!" in Italian - so like "fuuk!") as shirt sponsor, we usually have a laugh/crack some obvious puns :lolol:
 




Triggaaar

Well-known member
Oct 24, 2005
50,227
Goldstone
 




US Seagull

Well-known member
Jul 17, 2003
3,371
Cleveland, OH
This is probably one of the biggest benefits of Rob & Ryan and the Welcome to Wrexham show. This, and Tik Tok before it, are huge sponsors for that level of the football pyramid. I was looking at this year's League Two kits and outside of Stevenage's Prime Gaming (i.e. Amazon) and Walsall's Poundland (LOL), it's lot of obscure sponsors that I have certainly never heard of (maybe some are much better known in the UK that I realize)


[Edit: and Wimbledon's Football Manger, of course]
 






Badger Boy

Mr Badger
Jan 28, 2016
3,658
A little bit strange that an American airline would want to sponsor Wrexham though isn't it? It's not as if they can start flying there. I suppose it's just about the promotion of the brand on the shirt and clearly Wrexham are going to be enormous in the US whilst Reynolds and McElhenney are involved but it strikes me as strange.

Especially as TikTok are the current/previous sponsor, I doubt they were paying peanuts for the privilege but that seemed to be a more obvious tie in.
 


Superphil

Dismember
Jul 7, 2003
25,431
In a pile of football shirts
I mean they currently have TikTok so arguably its a downgrade.
I think American Airlines* will be around a long time after tiktok ceases to be of interest to children and young people.

* yes I meant United 🤣
 
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Harry Wilson's tackle

Harry Wilson's Tackle
NSC Patron
Oct 8, 2003
50,644
Faversham
The fact they made this joke shows they understand that it's actually something that should never be done. They do seem to be a rare breed of American (/Canadian) owners that have really got what the club, and English football as a whole, is about.
Having lived in Canada for 4 years, British tradition, community and humour, as exemplified by a town hundred of years old, and the love for its football club, is something that does not exist in such new nations. They aren't old enough. In America they are still sentimental about guns. FFS.

And if you come over here and see it and smell it, our lovely things, the attraction and resultant addiction are hard to exaggerate. Or resist.
 




Husty

Mooderator
Oct 18, 2008
11,996
I think American Airlines will be around a long time after tiktok ceases to be of interest to children and young people.
The fact you’ve mistaken Wrexham’s new sponsor for a larger rival of theirs rather proves my point here, no?
 


Wozza

Shite Supporter
Jul 6, 2003
23,689
Online
I suppose it's just about the promotion of the brand on the shirt and clearly Wrexham are going to be enormous in the US whilst Reynolds and McElhenney are involved but it strikes me as strange.
I think you've explained why it isn't strange at all.
 


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