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| Quote: latchfordbob "and you don't think there is many of them about?
Just because (you like to think) advertising doesn't work on you, doesn't mean it doesn't affect others.
You might be right for now, but over a period of time the club and the media will stop using the name South Stand altogether and it will be known as Truvape stand. If you think that someone is going to hear this name over a period of time and not be inquisitive as to what it means then you're in for a shock. There's a reason companies pay large amounts in marketing and advertising and it's not just to get rid of spare money they have.
I don't smoke myself and it doesn't bother me if I'm near someone who does, but I do feel it's a bad association for the club. This just about sums it up.
rlhttps://thesunshineroom.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/bull-rodeo.jpgrl'"
The Prime Time Recruitment Stand never caught on....
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| Quote: Lost in Leeds "Im starting to reconsider my position here after flashbacks from the time i inserted a tampon into my penis. Advertising should be banned'"
Was that the season we were sponsored by "Mend a Hose"
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| Personally don't like this tie up.
Advertising is there to promote the brand and ultimately make profits from consumers.
Yes - people will switch from standard cigarettes and from other 'Truvape' competitors, but can anyone say that others who are non-smokers won't be tempted to 'try' these - especially those more easily influenced. I just hope I'm not standing near a 'smoker' in future.
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| If "Truvape Stand" catches on I'll eat my hat.
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| Quote: Vespid_Wire "If "Truvape Stand" catches on I'll eat my hat.'"
It sounds like a Fijian fullback.
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| The Buckley Street Popular Side.
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| Lets be honest, this debate is about 'Vaping', not alcohol or diesel engine emissions. I don't even think the people here who are annoyed by this decision could be classed as ritual moaners. Just some people feel quite strongly about smoking or something that is, in its very action, directly comparable.
We cant bring up alcohol as, as someone has previously stated, I cannot passively drink someone elses beer. However I can passively breath in smoke or vape fumes. There is nothing 'offensive' by people carrying out the action of drinking, however the action of breathing in fumes / vapour is, in many peoples eyes, offensive or unsociable. The act of breathing out cigarette fumes or vapour is also offensive and unsociable.
I don't usually post on here as my history will prove, as i tend to read and laugh at the comments other people make and so, by default, I don't tend to moan about anything. I do, however, believe that this deal is all wrong. The club, IMO, has taken a step backwards and should, as other people have said, asked the opinions of the majority prior to making this decision.
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| Great post Paullie
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| Quote: Paullie "Lets be honest, this debate is about 'Vaping', not alcohol or diesel engine emissions. I don't even think the people here who are annoyed by this decision could be classed as ritual moaners. Just some people feel quite strongly about smoking or something that is, in its very action, directly comparable.
We cant bring up alcohol as, as someone has previously stated, I cannot passively drink someone elses beer. However I can passively breath in smoke or vape fumes. There is nothing 'offensive' by people carrying out the action of drinking, however the action of breathing in fumes / vapour is, in many peoples eyes, offensive or unsociable. The act of breathing out cigarette fumes or vapour is also offensive and unsociable.
I don't usually post on here as my history will prove, as i tend to read and laugh at the comments other people make and so, by default, I don't tend to moan about anything. I do, however, believe that this deal is all wrong. The club, IMO, has taken a step backwards and should, as other people have said, asked the opinions of the majority prior to making this decision.'"
We're now actively promoting an addictive substance. Just because we're getting money out of it. You can't go from, e cigarettes being banned in the ground to hey, you can do it all you want now and wants more we'll even sell you branded gear in the club shop.
We may have had alcohol and cigarette companies sponsoring the game in the past, but things have changed. Advertising cigarettes is banned now and e-cigarettes might not be as dangerous but they are still unregulated and there are still debates on how much harm they can do.
Even if it turns out e-cigarettes are relatively harmless, I wouldn't want my kids getting addicted to them and have to fork out £7 a day to fund the habit. What a waste of money it would be for them and would have a detrimental affect on their own families as they get older.
I read the press release on the clubs website and couldn't believe what I was reading. I've never read so much garbage in my life.
Highlights includehelp educate fans about the health impact of smoking, as well as the potential benefits of switching to an alternative like electronic cigarettes.'"
Of course you want to move people over from smoking, that's your business.
Quote: Paullie "In recent years the e-cigarette industry has become more involved in a variety of sports partnerships, including Doncaster Cup horse racing, Burnley, Celtic and Birmingham City football clubs, St Helens rugby league team and motor sports including the British Superbike Championship and British Touring Car teams.'"
All the other sports are joining in. We're right on trend
Quote: Paullie "Wolves’ decision to reverse the vaping ban follows a similar decision by the O2 Arena in 2013, when they teamed up with another e-cigarette brand and reversed their own vaping ban, allowing their guests the ability to vape without having to leave the O2 grounds.'"
Wolves(sic) decision (and O2's) is based on the fact that a company is paying them money for it.
Quote: Paullie "Alex Wilson, Wolves’ commercial manager, said
Really? Your promoting an addictive substance as health and fitness.
Quote: Paullie "“We believe this partnership, with a reputable brand like TRUVAPE, will help our fans enjoy a better match-day experience, and provide those who smoke with an alternative that experts believe has the potential to hugely reduce harm.”'"
Reputable brand? Based on what? I hate the term 'match day experience' I go to the Rugby to watch a Rugby game and socialise. That's it, but if some people enjoy the dancing teenage girls, and the pre match singing girls, and the pop music, then that's up to them.
But how does allowing people to smoke enhance the 'match day experience'?
Quote: Paullie "Lee Bryan, M.D. of TRUVAPE added
Lee Bryan, M.D. of TRUVAPE added: "We are very excited at the prospect of people quitting real smoking and giving us their money instead."
If people want to smoke, fair enough, that's their decision. I've also known a number of people who have quit smoking altogether using e-cigarettes (and those who have failed), so I can see the benefit, but sports organisation shouldn't be promoting their use. I don't buy the getting people away from cigarettes rhetoric either, as if they care who buys their products.
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| excellent post LABob
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| Hmm to quote ' we cant go from banning e-cigs to promoting them'
How is this different to reversing the ban on alcohol at wilderspool and installing bars on all the terraces?
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| E-cigarettes may be safer that a tobacco one (much in the same way that getting hit by a car travelling at 30mph is safer than being hit by one travelling at 50mph), but nicotine is still something that I wouldn't want my children to be exposed to. This article make it very clear it's a potent chemical with obvious negative effects on a person's health
Nature Medicine 2001 Jul;7(7)Nicotine stimulates angiogenesis and promotes tumor growth and atherosclerosis.
(in leyman's terms stimulates the generation of new blood vessels in the heart and also promotes cancerous cells and hard plaques to form in the heart)
Heeschen C, Jang JJ, Weis M, Pathak A, Kaji S, Hu RS, Tsao PS, Johnson FL, Cooke JP.
[iWe provide anatomic and functional evidence that nicotine induces angiogenesis. We also show that nicotine accelerates the growth of tumor and atheroma in association with increased neovascularization. Nicotine increased endothelial-cell growth and tube formation in vitro, and accelerated fibrovascular growth in vivo. In a mouse model of hind-limb ischemia, nicotine increased capillary and collateral growth, and enhanced tissue perfusion. In mouse models of lung cancer and atherosclerosis, we found that nicotine enhanced lesion growth in association with an increase in lesion vascularity. These effects of nicotine were mediated through nicotinic acetylcholine receptors at nicotine concentrations that are pathophysiologically relevant. The endothelial production of nitric oxide, prostacyclin and vascular endothelial growth factor might have a role in these effects.[/i
From a family orientated club selling a family game as entertainment, taking money from a company that sells a product with potentially serious negative effects on health is in my opinion a poorly thought out move. Allowing a stand to be named after the company stinks to high heaven.
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| Yet you'd probably buy them a happy meal with a smile on your face.
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| Quote: Wire Yed "Yet you'd probably buy them a happy meal with a smile on your face.'"
Nope. Twins that are now nearly 8 and never been to a McD , Burgerking or anywhere else like it. Why, when you have no idea who I am, would you try to demean my serious post about not wanting my children to be exposed to a deadly chemical is beyond understanding. Fool.
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