>(X Brand) the official (Y Company) of (Z Sports Team)

>america

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>>75922542
???

How many teams is Papa John's the official pizza for

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>(Company/Product) Stadium

And i sat here thinking that only we Fatistanis have to suffer the scourge of excessive commercialization but it turns out that this shit happens in other countries

>>75922568
Literally every team does it

I'm sure your local favela is sponsored by Walmart. Save money. Live better. Walmart.

>>75922821
but most countries don't allow advertisers to make commentators read that shit out during broadcasts

>>75926731
yeah but it's plastered all over the damn uniforms and even the balls

>>75922542
>Colgate the official Proctor & Gamble of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

...wha?

>Los Angeles Rams (Formerly San Diego (Formerly Los Angeles (Formerly Cleveland)))

>>75922819
At least we have some names that have potential like Lambeau, Camden Yards and the Great American Ball Park
Losing names like Mile-High, the Palace, and the Rose Garden made it look worse though

Every other stadium/arena now has either (team name) (generic stadium synonym) or (sponsor) (generic stadium synonym) and it's pathetic. The one thing I like about England is they have creative stadium names with a nice history behind each name.

>>75922542
They do this for the most inane shit
My favorite team has an official used car broker ffs

>>75926731
That's because your local population won't produce a large enough consumer base that would encourage companies to pay for advertising on your stupid shows.

>>75927584
This
OP is a retard