ZvP
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- who is paying for these ads?
The clue is on the advert board mate.
- who is paying for these ads?
Its not a political statement though.Political statements when it suits.
Used to sponsor Fulham’s shirts in the mid 90s.Noticed english clubs have GMB union adverts round the stadiums , they have links to the labour party .
UEFA don't have jurisdiction over SPFL matches, but I take your point. When is a political statement, in the form of a properly paid-for advertisement, in breach of the SPFL rules? Would an anti-vaccine ad be allowed? Anti-abortion? Anti-independence? Pro-Israel?As the thread title alludes to, is this allowed under UEFA's no political or religious statements?
I believe this is a photograph of the away end during a match against Aberdeen.
There's no political statement there though.UEFA don't have jurisdiction over SPFL matches, but I take your point. When is a political statement, in the form of a properly paid-for advertisement, in breach of the SPFL rules? Would an anti-vaccine ad be allowed? Anti-abortion? Anti-independence? Pro-Israel?
Junior football has become rancid in recent years imo. So many mentally challengeds from the boardroom to the stands.Shame on them , Renfrew is a good blue town as well
Religion is as bad as politics around football. No place for either IMO.