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The Trophy Without a Name?
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Tue Oct 10, 2023 11:24 am
by Keith
With the EFL Trophy game tonight, I was wondering, which of the previous ten sponsors stick in the mind the most?
Without Googling it, and giving the game away, or being a smart-arse and naming them all, like it was a quiz question on Pointless, name your 'top two', the first ones you think of. It will be interesting to see how the power of sponsorship works.
Of the ten sponsors, a couple of them were slight name changes.
Re: The Trophy Without a Name?
Posted:
Tue Oct 10, 2023 11:25 am
by Keith
Now you have your answer in mind...
For me, LDV Vans & Johnston's Paint are the ones I immediately recall.
Re: The Trophy Without a Name?
Posted:
Tue Oct 10, 2023 11:30 am
by Dave (Barra)
Sherpa Van Trophy and Johnstone’s Paint.
Rumbelows Cup or Milk Cup for the League Cup.
Re: The Trophy Without a Name?
Posted:
Tue Oct 10, 2023 12:14 pm
by Seasider9601
The Auto Windscreens Shield
Re: The Trophy Without a Name?
Posted:
Tue Oct 10, 2023 12:16 pm
by Gone_Shrimping
The ZDS Cup.
The Simod Cup
Re: The Trophy Without a Name?
Posted:
Tue Oct 10, 2023 1:57 pm
by Seasider9601
Gone_Shrimping wrote:The ZDS Cup.
The Simod Cup
Completely different competition that mate.
The ZDS and Simod Cups were for the (old) First Division clubs who WOULD have qualified for European Competition in the mid 80's had English teams not been banned from Europe due to crowd trouble at previous games.
Re: The Trophy Without a Name?
Posted:
Tue Oct 10, 2023 3:26 pm
by Gone_Shrimping
Seasider9601 wrote:Gone_Shrimping wrote:The ZDS Cup.
The Simod Cup
Completely different competition that mate.
The ZDS and Simod Cups were for the (old) First Division clubs who WOULD have qualified for European Competition in the mid 80's had English teams not been banned from Europe due to crowd trouble at previous games.
Yes , thought so when I saw Crystal Palace beat Everton in a final
Re: The Trophy Without a Name?
Posted:
Wed Oct 11, 2023 3:45 pm
by Phil Anderer
Johnstones paint in our house. Still call it the 'Tin Pot Trophy'.