badmintony
Regular Member
But if this Asian Games event doesn't allow players to display their sponsors, why is their apparels still showing the brands?
So theyre supposed to alter their clothing? The rules of the OG, and I assume the AG as well (since they're a regionally restricted, less important Mini copy) are that each article of clothing may have a single brand logo of the manufacturer, iirc with a max size. There is no printed sponsors allowed anywhere.But if this Asian Games event doesn't allow players to display their sponsors, why is their apparels still showing the brands?
So theyre supposed to alter their clothing? The rules of the OG, and I assume the AG as well (since they're a regionally restricted, less important Mini copy) are that each article of clothing may have a single brand logo of the manufacturer, iirc with a max size. There is no printed sponsors allowed anywhere.
I believe the brand logo rule is (in part) like this because it would be unreasonable to enforce a no-brand clothing rule, requiring custom clothing for athletes, and being disadvantageous for those with smaller budgets or sponsorships who wouldn't get a free extra set from their clothing sponsor (or don't even have one).
The normal clothing brand logo is not considered a sponsor logo. You have that even if you buy the clothes in a regular shop and pay for it, right? They can't make it bigger or anything, so I don't think it's problematic at all. Otherwise, as I said, it would create and unnecessary hassle for everyone who does not get a special uniform anyway.Maybe they don't need a custom clothing but a simple removable patch of some sort to cover the logos. But I was just wondering about the rules then re no displaying of sponsors.
I'm guessing players have a number and use this to mark their rackets clearly for stringers etc to identify...? Chinese team must have at least 2 guys working constantly just stringing when they're training, and all those tags and plastic bags Yonex uses at tournaments would be overkill for everyday use (I still find the plastic bags too much even for tournaments)
Er what?Li-Ning #5 string, yellow color.
The answer to a question that has never been asked.Er what?
42.The answer to a question that has never been asked.
But it made me think. There's obviously not much going on in the BC universe right now that we start commenting brain farts like that, is it?42.
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Eh to be fair. The media coverage on AG is seriously lacking.But it made me think. There's obviously not much going on in the BC universe right now that we start commenting brain farts like that, is it?
I can't even watch highlight videos or sthEh to be fair. The media coverage on AG is seriously lacking.
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Same here. Heck, there isn't even a BWF Live Scoring available. And looking at the draw, it seems as if all matches before quarter finals were not even proper warm-up matches for the big guns. I mean, seriously...
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Here again with news on pros and their racquets~!!
LYD with AX88S (duh) and making it booomz, while KKJ uses AX88D and dang. That sound. Orgasmic.
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So, unlike what i've understanded, they are not representing officially Korea anymore but playing individually.
Could they participate to big tournament like WC this way?
So, unlike what i've understanded, they are not representing officially Korea anymore but playing individually.
Could they participate to big tournament like WC this way?
Care to clarify this?And also, if BKA registers them for it. Which BKA lost the lawsuit to and they are obliged to now, legally.