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Not bad but Alaska logo is so long is looks like scribbles from far away. I was hoping for a big Nike on the Adidas kit. Would have been fun.

Indeed. They could have just written "Alaska" like on the side of their planes. All I know is I want to see this guy make an appearance, perhaps on a throwback jersey:

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Edited to add: Is it allowable under MLS licensing agreements to have different sponsors for the same team? Could Horizon Air, a part of Alaska Air group (whom I'm assuming is paying for the sponsorship), appear on one of the Timbers jerseys or is it a requirement that all jerseys from one team have the same logo on them?

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Not bad but Alaska logo is so long is looks like scribbles from far away. I was hoping for a big Nike on the Adidas kit. Would have been fun.

Indeed. They could have just written "Alaska" like on the side of their planes. All I know is I want to see this guy make an appearance, perhaps on a throwback jersey:

MyEskimoOrig.jpg

Edited to add: Is it allowable under MLS licensing agreements to have different sponsors for the same team? Could Horizon Air, a part of Alaska Air group (whom I'm assuming is paying for the sponsorship), appear on one of the Timbers jerseys or is it a requirement that all jerseys from one team have the same logo on them?

good question, I would love to see the eskimo head logo though

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Alaska Airlines is the Portland Timbers shirt sponsor?

Have I mentioned before that I HATE euro-style shirt sponsors?

It's ok to hate it but I'd say it's more appropriate to call them soccer-style shirt sponsors. The MLS was one of the few leagues who didn't do this. Now that they do, their teams look like actual soccer teams from around the world.

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Alaska Airlines is the Portland Timbers shirt sponsor?

Have I mentioned before that I HATE euro-style shirt sponsors?

MLS was oh so respected when they were wearing neon colours and 90s fonts across their shirts.

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So 90's fonts and shirt-sponsors are the ONLY options here?

I'm gonna need a better argument than "that's how its done in other parts of the world" to convince me that shirt-sponsors are a good idea. I believe your grandmother's cliche about jumping off a bridge applies here. The idea of shirt sponsors = bush league is one of the few instances where I wish the American mentality could be exported to the rest of the globe.

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Not bad but Alaska logo is so long is looks like scribbles from far away. I was hoping for a big Nike on the Adidas kit. Would have been fun.

Indeed. They could have just written "Alaska" like on the side of their planes. All I know is I want to see this guy make an appearance, perhaps on a throwback jersey:

MyEskimoOrig.jpg

Edited to add: Is it allowable under MLS licensing agreements to have different sponsors for the same team? Could Horizon Air, a part of Alaska Air group (whom I'm assuming is paying for the sponsorship), appear on one of the Timbers jerseys or is it a requirement that all jerseys from one team have the same logo on them?

good question, I would love to see the eskimo head logo though

It's more complicated than that. Horizon and Alaska are totally separate compnaies, working together under a CPA. You can't technically buy a ticket from Horizon, you have to buy it through Alaska to be able to travel on Horizon. So it wouldnt really make sense to use Horizon as a sponsor.

But to answer your more general question I'm sure they could if they wanted. Pepsi is a league sponsor, and in Toronto all you see is pepsi. In the states however you see Pepsi and Sierra Mist.

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