Being the global powerhouse that they're, it comes as no real surprise that Manchester United have a sizable army of corporate partners. But are you aware that the number stands, at present, at 33? Moreso, are you aware the Red Devils saw fit to reach 14 individual 'integral communications' partnerships across a complex system of worldwide locations? This can be a total number. Some are well-known, the others are just ordinary barmy. Use it as a test of sorts, to see precisely how well-versed you are in the corporate area of 'the beautiful game.' No cheating: Therefore before you keep on, jot down as many of United's sponsors as you can, and then always check to observe many you got. We'll level this 'examination' of sorts as follows... 0-3 right: And you say you know baseball? Stay glued to unimportant topics such as zonal marking and just how to nurture homegrown talent... 4-9 right: More manure than Man U. Prohibited from media conferences... 10-19 right: Mid-table mediocrity. Enough to have you fired at Old Trafford... 20-29 right: Champions League location. Just wish Cuneyt Cakir is not the referee... 30-33 right: Are you SURE you didn't cheat!? +++ 1) AON a' Principal recruit 2) NIKE a' Kit makers three) DHL a' Official logistics partner 4) CHEVROLET a' Official automotive partner 5) BWIN a' Official on line gaming and betting partner 6) THOMAS COOK a' Official vacation partner 7) HUBLOT a Official timekeeper (and crafters of some swanky 'bling ') 8) TURKISH AIR companies a' Official airline companion (and who does maybe not love their adverts?) 9) SMIRNOFF a Official responsible drinking partner (is 'Bros sugar Bros' responsible?) 10) SINGHA a' Official beer (were Singha maybe not responsible enough to land #9a?) 11) CASILLERO DEL DIABLO a Official wine (See #10) 12) EPSON a' Official office equipment companion (those pr announcements do not print themselves...) 13) TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS a' Official medical methods companion 14) MISTER POTATO a' Official savoury treat companion (and one of the best sporting advertisements you'll ever see) 15) STC a' Official built-in telecommunications partnera for Saudi Arabia 16) PCCW a' Official built-in telecommunications partnera for Hong Kong 17) TM - Official integrated telecommunications partnera for Malaysia 18) BEELINE - Official integrated telecommunications partnera for Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos 19) BAKCELL - Official integral telecommunications partnera for Azerbaijan 20) GLOBACOM - Official built-in telecommunications partnera for Nigeria, Ghana and Benin 21) VIVA - Official integrated telecommunications partnera for Bahrain 22) VIVA KUWAIT - Official integrated telecommunications partnera for a yes, you guessed it a' Kuwait 23) TURK TELECOM - Official integrated telecommunications partnera for Turkey 24) GLOBUL - Official built-in telecommunications partnera for Bulgaria 25) MTN - Official built-in telecommunications partnera for South Africa, Zambia, Rwanda, Uganda, Swaziland and Botswana 26) ZONG a' Official built-in telecommunications partnera for Pakistan 27) AIRTEL - Official built-in telecommunications partnera for India, Sri Lanka, Seychelles and Bangladesh 28) AIRTEL AFRICA - Official integral telecommunications partnera for Burkina Faso, Chad, DR Congo, Gabon, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Niger, Sierra Leone, Tanzania and Congo Brazzaville (and breathea) 29) YANMAR a' Official global going companion (in equity, they do bypass a little) 30) KANSAI PAINT a' Official color partner 31) AP HONDA a' Official bike partner in Thailand 32) KAGOME a Official partner for Japan (yes, thatas right: not only integral telecommunicationsa the WHOLE of Japan!) 33) MAMEE a' Official crackers partner (wait, what?) +++ Could it be fair to state United have several way too many 'standard' sponsors? Or maybe they cannot have sufficient! What do you think must be next: formal toaster partner? Official board game? Official built-in telecommunications companion for Western Samoa? Have your say in the remarks section below...
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