If they can sell the naming rights to L.A. Memorial Coliseum, it’s hard to think of something they can’t sell.
Give it ten years, and I expect the old line “it’s what’s on the front of the jersey that counts” will have a whole new meaning.
If they can sell the naming rights to L.A. Memorial Coliseum, it’s hard to think of something they can’t sell.
Give it ten years, and I expect the old line “it’s what’s on the front of the jersey that counts” will have a whole new meaning.
Filed under It's Just Bidness
“Those 13 jerseys are going to be around a long time.”-- Brock Bowers, The Athletic, 1/10/23
I’m waiting for them to start auctioning off each endzone. “Dr. Pepper endzone at Capitol One field in Verizon stadium.”
LikeLike
Not to mention “Red Bull red zone”.
LikeLike
Damn, I wish I’d thought of that.
LikeLike
I have modest goals: “The Hogbody Spradlin Condiment Stand” outside a South Side concession. ‘We never run out’.
LikeLike
How about urinal naming rights?
LikeLike
Here’s a modest proposal designed to end the problem: https://youtu.be/Tvp97SMZc6M
LikeLike
Damn pancreatic cancer. He was taken from us way too soon. Though, I am afraid he might have offed himself if he found himself in our current timeline. I think when they brought back American Gladiators would have been too much for him. He might have gone full Lenny Bruce.
LikeLike
So, if a game is oversold, does United drag fans out and throw them into the parking lot or book then for a later game?
LikeLiked by 1 person
that is some sardonic GENIUS right there! Well played, sir.
LikeLike
Thanks 81. Made my day. I will be adding Sardonic Genius to my business card.
LikeLike
My first thought, too. No matter who wins, they can say they beat the other team like a United agent.
LikeLike
A friend who is a Delta employee now has a shirt that reads, “Delta in the streets, United in the sheets.”
LikeLike
If it meant less commercials, I’d be all for selling the front of the jerseys for advertising, like professional soccer. But of course we all know they’d just take the money from that AND continue to show the same amount of commercials.
LikeLike
When the TV dollars run out I expect team jerseys to look like NASCAR cars. Covered in logos of anyone with a few hundred bucks.
LikeLike
Honestly, if an advertiser wants to put up $$$ for it’s name, and the seller is willing..I don’t have much of an issue with it myself.
That said, I still call it The Gator Bowl….
LikeLike
More advertising? Put it on their helmets, jersey’s and more on the field!
LikeLike
Who’s favored in the game between the Delta Georgia Bulldogs and the YellaWood Auburn Tigers this season?
LikeLike