Imagine a non-carbonated Red Bull with added syrupMoorgateRoyal wrote:Them sponsoring us may be their first steps into the British market?
I must admit I'd like to try it- the logo looks cool.
Imagine a non-carbonated Red Bull with added syrupMoorgateRoyal wrote:Them sponsoring us may be their first steps into the British market?
I must admit I'd like to try it- the logo looks cool.
Jesus.stickywhisky wrote:Imagine a non-carbonated Red Bull with added syrupMoorgateRoyal wrote:Them sponsoring us may be their first steps into the British market?
I must admit I'd like to try it- the logo looks cool.
If we give some to HRK, do you think he might have some energy and start running around a bit? Assume Mackie was on 10 bottles a daystickywhisky wrote:Imagine a non-carbonated Red Bull with added syrupMoorgateRoyal wrote:Them sponsoring us may be their first steps into the British market?
I must admit I'd like to try it- the logo looks cool.
I would but I really can't be bothered to go to the fridge.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Do people still drink energy drinks?
Do they ever Pepes. So much so they've started selling them in 500ml tins.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Do people still drink energy drinks?

Green wrote:Do they ever Pepes. So much so they've started selling them in 500ml tins.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Do people still drink energy drinks?
Tin size is probably still 500ml though... HTHWoodleyRoyal wrote:Green wrote:Do they ever Pepes. So much so they've started selling them in 500ml tins.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Do people still drink energy drinks?
even though it quite clearly states 473ml
Three of them very clearly say 500mlWoodleyRoyal wrote:Green wrote:Do they ever Pepes. So much so they've started selling them in 500ml tins.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Do people still drink energy drinks?
even though it quite clearly states 473ml
They started out as 500ml however with tax and stuff deducted you always end up getting lessMoorgateRoyal wrote:Those are American cans. They're 500ml here.
It'll be about the same time the Thais decide our budget...bobby1413 wrote:When is the new Reading one out?
That is certainly an uncompromising logo - hopefully a rotting cow's head won't become a horribly apt metaphor for the season to come.Rollerbob wrote: The Thai version of Red Bull WILL be our main home shirt sponsor - Carabao - Think some of you have already sussed this one out judging by some of the previous comments! Hope we have a bull skull on the front of our shirt!

Having that on the front of the shirt will make the shirt look really horrible unless it's done in a very subtle manner. Not holding any hopes out here.Royalcop wrote:That is certainly an uncompromising logo - hopefully a rotting cow's head won't become a horribly apt metaphor for the season to come.Rollerbob wrote: The Thai version of Red Bull WILL be our main home shirt sponsor - Carabao - Think some of you have already sussed this one out judging by some of the previous comments! Hope we have a bull skull on the front of our shirt!
The only way to go subtle with that would be to print the logo on the inside of the shirt. We may just have to go bold and embrace it.Sutekh wrote:Having that on the front of the shirt will make the shirt look really horrible unless it's done in a very subtle manner. Not holding any hopes out here.
Give me a tacky betting logo over a Thai energy drink everydayTodd Margaret wrote:The only way to go subtle with that would be to print the logo on the inside of the shirt. We may just have to go bold and embrace it.Sutekh wrote:Having that on the front of the shirt will make the shirt look really horrible unless it's done in a very subtle manner. Not holding any hopes out here.
At least it isn't a tacky betting or money lending logo, so not an entirely tasteless sponsor (and I'm sure the beverage has plenty of tastes - not sure if I'll be familiar with all of them though.) May as well have been sponsored by Thunder Muscle.
Is Adkins on their marketing team?Armadillo Roadkill wrote:And I quote from their web site..."It is more than a global energy drink, it is the empowerment to accomplish personal goals."
If anyone can find marketing phrases that reek of total bolloxs more than this one I'll be impressed.
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