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As far as I recall Ampadu didn't have the Skybet arm flashes while other, older players in the team did.
Ryan Sessengon definitely wore Fulham's Grosvenor Casino sponsored kit when he was 17, with sky bet patches too.So what happens when an under 18 makes a first team appearance?
If you read my post I said the Trust's belief system is that betting is evil, not that someone said those exact words. I stand by that. There were some very strong views against betting at that meeting, particularly by one Trustee. Were you there? I don't recall seeing you at the meeting.No-one said betting was evil, that’s just Ed’s wishful thinking to justify his crap
I tried that and offered some ideas up to the Trust with no reply. So...Ask not what the club can do for you, but what you can do for the club.
Yes, it's the policy that is ridiculous not the enforcement of it. The Trust's role is to govern in the best interests of Exeter City, not make arbitrary decisions based on their own personal beliefs. What happens if they become vegan? Does that mean pasties and sausage rolls will be banned on matchdays? What about if they all find God, will supporters have to sing the Lord's Prayer before kick-off? It's complete madness. Leave morality and philosophy for society to debate and leave the nation's lawmakers to decide what is legal or not. We're a football club, not the Houses of Parliament.The Trust has a clear policy on gambling sponsorship and it seems like the correct decision was reached in line with that policy.
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Thatchers would be a good one. Sandford Orchards would be even better. Not sure if they have the financial clout just yet though...www.exeweb.com
You should really get into a debate with Dale Vance, at Forest Green Rovers, I'd love to be a fly on the wall for that !Yes, it's the policy that is ridiculous not the enforcement of it. The Trust's role is to govern in the best interests of Exeter City, not make arbitrary decisions based on their own personal beliefs. What happens if they become vegan? Does that mean pasties and sausage rolls will be banned on matchdays? What about if they all find God, will supporters have to sing the Lord's Prayer before kick-off? It's complete madness. Leave morality and philosophy for society to debate and leave the nation's lawmakers to decide what is legal or not. We're a football club, not the Houses of Parliament.
They won’t have Skybet on the shirt until the player turns 18.So what happens when an under 18 makes a first team appearance?
I know a few people who have offered good ideas and didn’t get a reply.I tried that and offered some ideas up to the Trust with no reply. So...