So do the Chinese fans-- and they are wondering why Li Ning sponsors INA such nice shirts; while the Chinese team keeps getting a whole series of striped pajamas...
LOL, talk about being politically incorrect-- as far as badminton fans are concerned, the Prince of Denmark is Peter Gade... he was specially requested for a press conference (complete with a few signings) in Kunshan 2016, even though French sponsors didn't arrange one for their team/corporation.You don't have top league but you have hot players!!! Daniel Agger is hot as fXXk (sorry for my word)!!! For me he's much much better than David Beckham
Danish badminton players are also very handsome,Peter Gade is like a prince to me. Kenneth Jonassen is also very good-looking,so is HKV.Peter Gade was actually the first 'Super Star' in badminton. I'm talking about his commercial value here. PR agencies started to promote badminton players because of Peter Gade.
Denmark have the potential to attract more European capitals as it's not too difficult to promote a good-looking white top player in Europe.I'm not being racist,just telling the fact.And big names and their fame will surely bring in fortune. Danish just need big titles to have top PR agents attentions and now they have TC. I won't expect too much but there will be more sponsors coming with proper PR works.
DBF could be another story though...
Like I said, LCW doesn't have to answer anything-- because his match (& even team) performance answers everything.... KKK/TBH running out of steam and even CWF crumbling under pressure are sad but understandable situations (MAS should be fielding a younger MD2 & MS3 like INA, if they could).
I think he enjoys challenging Chen Long and Lin Dan by proxy-- it was quite ridiculous/unexpected how hard and how well the French MS fought in the Group Stages--if INA had hired Peter Gade (like Denmark hired the Sideks), Ginting and Ihsan would be giving a real fight to JOJ & HKV.
The DEN use an Indonesian product as a sponsor by the way.
Good luck to the Danish producers, cos at the most they are just going to the Indonesian producer to alter their logo and wording-- there's no way they will be granted a monopoly on butter cookies, especially when the two products actually do look/taste different (it's not a "copy" if consumers can tell the difference).The DEN use an Indonesian product as a sponsor by the way.
http://www.mayora.com/mayora-products/biscuit/danisa/
While the Danish biscuit producer has launched a case against a competitor for copying its Danish butter cookies and selling them on the Chinese market.
http://cphpost.dk/news/fake-danish-biscuits-being-sold-in-china.html
LOL, desperate sounds about right for Chen Long: no one is ever going to hire Chen Long as a coach based on the way he plays, except maybe Li Yongbo (barring retirement)-- so the 2016 Rio Olympics may be his last chance get any kind of lasting foreign/international sponsorship deal....
