Should Lego sponsor our ground?

A lot of people may not like this but i think Lego should sponsor our stadium. It would be different and would also shut up our neighbours down the road, as they would lose their ammunition in taking the mick, just like when we sing 1 nil to the sheep shaggers against English sides.

Thoughts?

A lot of people may not like this but i think Lego should sponsor our stadium. It would be different and would also shut up our neighbours down the road, as they would lose their ammunition in taking the mick, just like when we sing 1 nil to the sheep shaggers against English sides.

Thoughts?

why lego???

A lot of people may not like this but i think Lego should sponsor our stadium. It would be different and would also shut up our neighbours down the road, as they would lose their ammunition in taking the mick, just like when we sing 1 nil to the sheep shaggers against English sides.

Thoughts?

why lego???

Have you ever been to the CCS?

I think it would be brilliant if they did

A lot of people may not like this but i think Lego should sponsor our stadium. It would be different and would also shut up our neighbours down the road, as they would lose their ammunition in taking the mick, just like when we sing 1 nil to the sheep shaggers against English sides.

Thoughts?

why lego???

Have you ever been to the CCS?

yes, season ticket holder, im worried because im clearly missing something obvious :p

I think its a great idea, its a bit like the reversal of sheep shaggers, they call our stadium Lego land, we officially name it Lego land, as Kevin Keegan once said " I WOULD LOVE IT"

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They look like lego bricks along the side..

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why lego??? [/quote]

Have you ever been to the CCS?[/quote]

yes, season ticket holder, im worried because im clearly missing something obvious :p[/quote]

It is only called Lego by our neighbours because the cladding is coloured and more pronounced. The Liberty is just a grey concrete bland sort of colour.

I for one don't mind the calling our stadium the Lego stadium. The name Lego actually means "Play well".
So there you have it, The Play Well Stadium!

The company name Lego was coined by Christiansen from the Danish phrase leg godt, which means "play well". The name could also be interpreted as "I put together" and "I assemble" in Latin, though this would be a somewhat forced application of the general sense "I collect; I gather; I learn"; the word is most used in the derived sense "I read".

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