Irn Bru Sponsorship


By Stomp Admin
November 5 2009

IRN-BRU have today announced they will add more value to the current sponsorship of the Scottish Football League (SFL) by providing new IRN-BRU match Balls for all thirty clubs throughout the length and breadth of the country. IRN-BRU's deal with the SFL is a significant investment, reinforcing the soft drinks ongoing commitment to the League and its 30 member clubs.

Many many moons ago we had a discussion concerning product placement and advertising in Scottish football. Irn Bru seem to have the perfect set up and have shown a profit this year.

Has that had anything to do with a successful sponsorship deal, a deal where the product can actually be sold at games? Maybe it has but has any one bought an Irn Bru product at one of our games, have you had the option?

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Discussion started by The Stomp (IP Logged), 05/11/2009 07:35
The Stomp
The Stomp
05/11/2009 07:35
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DBarrie
Mario
05/11/2009 18:40
Well done to Alan Trouten for receiving a free Irn-Bru ball then!

Will we be able to buy them?

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Polomint
Murraymint
05/11/2009 18:46
Will we play better with an empty can?

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Broomfield Park
Broomfield Park
06/11/2009 11:44
oldies like me can remember singing orange ball orange ball orange ball whenever the first snowflakes appeared during a match, perfect for an irn bru baw!

young uns today just get to see the ref abandoning the match though

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Lord Roden
Lord Roden
07/11/2009 01:34
BP Yes those were the days,altho' I was a wee bit too young to remember the words.(Sm163)

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