please log in to view this image Club announces three-year deal ... QUEENS Park Rangers Football Club is pleased to announce a new shirt sponsorship deal with Royal Panda, one of the UK’s fastest-growing online casinos. The three-year deal will see the Royal Panda brand displayed on the front of the R’s home, away and third strips, commencing from the 2017/18 season. QPR Commercial Director, Euan Inglis, told www.qpr.co.uk: “We are absolutely delighted that Royal Panda are on board as our new shirt sponsors from the 2017/18 season. “A market-leader in the online casino sphere, Royal Panda are joining us at a hugely exciting time, having recently received their Sports Book license, which will launch in the coming months. “We have a number of exciting initiatives in the pipeline that we are looking to activate around matchdays, which will include various promotions and half-time pitch activities, so the partnership will involve more than simple brand awareness.” Established in 2014, Royal Panda is one of the UK’s fastest-growing online casinos. Already renowned for their impressive online casino experience, Royal Panda are ready to take the world of sports betting by storm. From a wide array of bets across a multitude of sports, to Royal Panda’s unique approach to rewards, bonuses and promotions, sports betting fans are sure to have a royally good time at www.RoyalPanda.com when its sports book launches in the UK soon. In the meantime, players can continue to enjoy Royal Panda’s excellent online casino, which features hundreds of popular slots, table games and a cutting-edge live casino – including its exclusive Royal Panda Live Rouletteand Royal Panda Live Blackjack games. Royal Panda CEO, Mark Podd, added: “On behalf of everyone at Royal Panda, we’re delighted to be sponsoring Queens Park Rangers. “As an up-and-coming brand, the opportunity to team up with a club with such history and tradition as QPR, was a fantastic opportunity for us. “We look forward to building a long and prosperous relationship with QPR as we enter the sports betting market.” Read more at http://www.qpr.co.uk/news/article/2...hirt-sponsor-3731259.aspx#FVJUdM8UjcrcKQgV.99
In a crowded room filled with representatives of clubs with immense history and tradition, the shrewd marketing manager of Royal Panda spurned all other offers and made a beeline for little old QPR tucked away in the farthest corner
"which will include various promotions and half-time pitch activities" Panda racing, panda shows, panda cuddling, baby pandas...I'm well up for that
Anything you can bet on basically. Panda throwing. Panda coursing. Pandas v other animals gladiator style!
Online gambling who'd thunk it? Suppose we've come full circle from drinking to gambling, any other addictions that could sponsor us?
Female pandas come into heat for just three days every year, and 60 per cent of males in captivity are impotent. http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/nature/giant-pandas-born-to-be-wild-5330963.html QPR Last 8 games W 1 L 7 D 0 GF 4 GA 17
How does this work then...................? '' FA ends deals with gambling firms including Ladbrokes''
Yes, good point Where does this leave us with our new shirt sponsorship by Panda? The Football Association has ended all of its sponsorships with betting companies, including mutually terminating a long-term Ladbrokes deal. The decision follows a three-month review into the governing body's relationship with gambling firms. The FA says it will continue to share important information with companies to identify suspect betting patterns. Chief executive Martin Glenn thanked Ladbrokes for its "professionalism and understanding" on the change of policy. The betting company's chief executive, Jim Mullen, added: "We understand the FA's decision regarding their commercial partnerships on gambling." Mullen said Ladbrokes would continue to work with the FA "to ensure the integrity and trust of the sport is maintained". The Gambling Commission's executive director Tim Miller said: "This news will not impact on the ability for us, the FA and gambling companies to share information about suspected sports betting integrity issues." Football's relationship with gambling has come under recent scrutiny, with midfielder Joey Barton criticising the FA's "dependence on betting companies". Read full story at http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40367939 Will this cause QPR some pandemonium? Cute Panda pic for our Beth please log in to view this image