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The artcile about the Sunday league team named DC United is pretty funny. We know we have made it when this kind of thing happens.
When I read that quote, I thought the same thing... Although I am very respectful towards Bimbo for its work in the soccer industry.
It's a very odd quote though (I'm being kind, I actually think it's stupid). I can't think of a single soccer team whose nickname has become associated with its shirt sponsor. Maybe they're a bunch of them out there, but I can't think of them. E.g., nobody calls the Galaxy "Herbalife" or RSL "Xango". I don't know what Quinn is talking about.
My dad often jokes by walking in the room and saying something along the lines of "Oh, Samsung is playing Vodafone?", so perhaps that's what Quinn had in mind
Well, there is Red Bull New York. Of course, that sponsorship deal will hit billions before long, so that's a bit different. Forget the Cosmos. That's a warmed over Jersey name. The second (first) NYC team should be the Rock Stars. This is America, baby. You want rivalry? How about Chevy vs. Ford? Mac vs. PC? iphone vs. droids?