Getting Shirty

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    Derek Taylor New Member

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    #1 Derek Taylor, Jul 21, 2012
    In this mornings Daily Mirror (Page 7) Lord Coe warns fans will face a Games ban if they arrive in clothing made by sponsors' rivals. How far can you take sponsorship ?
     
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    #2 barry, Jul 21, 2012
    not seen that, but what a stupid idea
     
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    #3 Redstar, Jul 21, 2012
    What do you expect from that Tory *******?
     
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    #4 tyrone1, Jul 21, 2012
    It's to avoid ambush marketing.seems fair enough to me
     
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    #5 kektyke, Jul 21, 2012
    Coe got his facts wrong. Any employee at Olympic events can not wear rival sponsors gear but members of the general public can

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