Thought they were going to advertise a charity on the kids shirts instead? What happened there?

The "[iSingle mums of east hull Co-Operative[/i" logo wouldn't fit across the chest of the kids sizes

Not long, why you ask??

Could always put the sponsors name on upside down. Kids would never know what it means.

Are the kids shirts not on sale yet?

Yeah, of course they are. Why wouldn't they be?

I find it very hard to believe any parent would not buy a kids shirt because it doesn't have a gambling website on it. In fact I prefer shirts without sponsors and my fave is the retro classic shirts that don;t look like walking billboards!

You would hope parents are glad that sportingbet is not on the childrens shirts and shows that the club has a bit of decency about them. (and i work for a bookies and at times see why you dont want kids to get involved). I agree though they should have made an effort to put a childrens charity on the shirts instead

The argument that having a bookies name on a junior shirt will encourage them to gamble is a load of rubbish.

What about kids who wear crucifixes? I've not heard any reports of them nailing their hands and feet to crosses

It doesnt encourage them as they would not be alble to put a bet on anyway. I guess its like when they banned smoking ads every measure helps.

I'm fully supportive of clubs not having alcohol or gambling adverts as sponsors of their shirts. I'm still waiting to hear a reply though to my question about advertising a charity, thought Rovers said they were going to do this but havent?

Not sure if craven park has em but the kc has bookies in the stadium. So Young city fans can watch their parents spend loads of money but they aren't allowed to have the bookmakers name on their shirt?

where is the sense in that?