What is the weirdest advert you have seen at a football stadium?

[kwsaint]

Just wondering

[kpturner]

Why?

[saintscottofthenortham]

Ummmmm... I'll get back to you on that.

[SparkySaint]

Pneumatic automation? wtf is that?

[Golden Balls]

Saw one today in the Northam concourse advertising a washing machine. Odd place to put it as I doubt many of their target market are there.

[JPTCount]

 

saw a Fleetwood program from this year, two player sponsors that stood out were Dave Smith's corrugated iron & Shannon's 45th birthday (or to similar effect)

Edited 25 August, 2012 by JPTCount

[Griffo]

What's the weirdest post you've ever seen on Saints Web?

[Mr Dad]

I wondered about the pneumatic equipment advert on the new advertising boards. Hardly likely to be of interest to most football fans. Still, maybe thats where everyone went after the second Wigan goal. Off to catch the local pneumatic shop before it closed at 5pm to stock up on flexible conduit and linear actuators!

[PhilippineSaint]

Pneumatic automation? wtf is that?

 

 

Equipment that has kept me employed and well travelled since 1985

[terrypward]

Every time I took a leak yesterday I was being told to buy a concrete mixer. I am weighing up the pros and cons now. B+Q opens in a bit.

[Red Alert]

Who is the dude in the Northam with his company website on the back of his shirt? Trench Transport.co.uk or something like that. Weirdest one I have ever seen.

[eurosaint]

Nobby's Nuts !

[buctootim]

Solent frickin university every time I wanted to see something on the big screen. Do advertisers not understand you dont gain market share by ****ing people off?

[The9]

The weirdest ads I've seen at football were the ones during England v Italy the other week, they clearly had been superimposed using some green-screen technology and wobbled around when the camera angle changed.

 

In addition, the screen used was the same colour as the dark bits in some players' hair, so a few times they appeared to have invisible bodies with ads showing through - also the adverts on the replays from different angles not linked to the artificial rendering were the standard "in-ground" ones and not the "for England" ones.

 

They stopped doing it after about half an hour so they obviously noticed the disappearing player heads...