| 8xbet.com 16:50 - Jan 9 with 1022 views | bugblatter |
Read on Popbitch (below) that Man City have cut ties with the very dodgy 8xbet.com. Isn’t it time that Town did the same?
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Silver lining for blue Manchester
It would take a hard heart not to laugh at the current travails of Man City.
A league collapse, uncertain Champions League campaign and many insider voices predicting guilty verdicts and a relegation coming up.
But there's one bit of good news. They are no longer sponsored by 8XBet. Until recently the Man City website proclaimed that "8Xbet is the official betting partner of Manchester City in Asia and provides a truly authentic online gaming experience to users globally."
But with ties cut City can't really be linked with the scandal exploding around 8XBet. The brand suddenly disappeared from view, almost over night. Websites shuttered, social media channels inactive. Staff and customers at a loss. Literally as well as figuratively.
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| 8xbet.com on 16:58 - Jan 9 with 920 views | J2BLUE |
You will likely see a shift to promoting one of that group's other brands.
Look out for Fun88 or Stake. |  |
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| 8xbet.com on 10:59 - Jan 11 with 502 views | viewfromtheu2 |
It's embarrassing how we've handled this as a club, quite frankly I'm ashamed we've just sat back and cashed in the cheques whilst looking the other way.
I'm also disappointed that none, not a single one of our so called fan media outlets or high profile journalists have had the courage to cover this from an Ipswich perspective, although I can probably understand the reasons why they'd want to err on the side of caution. |  |
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