Don’t make this about American culture when it is clearly an issue that the entire world of sports faces.

The fact that you automatically jump to saying “typical American arrogance” only proves your own arrogance.

Fucking troll.

I believe if I’m not mistaken it’s called a microphone flag, hasn’t DK seen them before?

So in fact it’s 4 logos on his jersey from what we can tell from the picture, NOT 5 as DK said.

DK missed another thing as well, he glazed over the fact that on the soccer jersey the teams logo is noticeably smaller in importance compared to the huge corporate logo on the front of the soccer jersey, last time I’ve checked sports fans are more concerned about the teams that playing in the game and less about who’s sponsoring the game for advertising. I’d believe many sports fan s would be a bit ticked off if the European design of sports branding was implemented here in United States.

So, in fact I’d much prefer corporate branded stadiums over corporate branded teams and jerseys.

It’s amazing how many corporate logos we are exposed to daily and not even noticing it.

I believe if I’m not mistaken it’s called a microphone flag, hasn’t DK seen them before?

So in fact it’s 4 logos on his jersey from what we can tell from the picture, NOT 5 as DK said.

DK missed another thing as well, he glazed over the fact that on the soccer jersey the teams logo is noticeably smaller in importance compared to the huge corporate logo on the front of the soccer jersey, last time I’ve checked sports fans are more concerned about the teams that playing in the game and less about who’s sponsoring the game for advertising. I’d believe many sports fan s would be a bit ticked off if the European design of sports branding was implemented here in United States.

So, in fact I’d much prefer corporate branded stadiums over corporate branded teams and jerseys.

It’s amazing how many corporate logos we are exposed to daily and not even noticing it.

Let’s compare the first photo with the second…

First photo, cheesy, dumb American sportsman with 5 logos on his upper body alone. Pretty much every space possible has been filled with a sponsor.

Second photo, simple football shirt common around Europe, with ONE sponsor logo, the team’s emblem and the manufacturers of the shirt ‘Adidas’.

And you prefer the first one saying that us in Europe are worse for sponsorship/commercialism??? Oh please.

Rugby jersey’s are the same, one logo on their chests, club/country emblem and the makers of the kit.

I’ve heard of typical American arrogance but this takes it to the next level.

The joke is the English football shirt is so unspoiled that putting it next to the sponsor-mad shirt of that American player destroys your point instantly, without even reading the text. I actually thought, having spotted the photos first that you were making the point that sportmen in Europe are less logo/sponsor crazy.

Let’s compare the first photo with the second…

First photo, cheesy, dumb American sportsman with 5 logos on his upper body alone. Pretty much every space possible has been filled with a sponsor.

Second photo, simple football shirt common around Europe, with ONE sponsor logo, the team’s emblem and the manufacturers of the shirt ‘Adidas’.

And you prefer the first one saying that us in Europe are worse for sponsorship/commercialism??? Oh please.

Rugby jersey’s are the same, one logo on their chests, club/country emblem and the makers of the kit.

I’ve heard of typical American arrogance but this takes it to the next level.

The joke is the English football shirt is so unspoiled that putting it next to the sponsor-mad shirt of that American player destroys your point instantly, without even reading the text. I actually thought, having spotted the photos first that you were making the point that sportmen in Europe are less logo/sponsor crazy.