oh...so...
what about having a chicken company sponsoring the back of your shorts...i mean...really...right at yo ass?
that's Atlético Mineiro for ya...sorry I couldn't get pictures...
but, anyway...

these days, also in Brazil, Juventude wears shorts with Lupo sponsorship...
Lupo being an underwear company makes it pretty damn funny...
same goes for Barras, proudly wearing shorts sponsored by Mash, another underwear company...

so, we also got Cerro Porteño, from Paraguay, sponsored by toilet paper maker Personal...pretty awesome... http://www.subsidesports.com/fe/images/product/large/CerroPortenoHSS2007.gif

and, not having any specifically embarrassing sponsors, but having an embarrassing kit because of the huge number of sponsors in it we have the bolivians from Real Potosí http://www.minhascamisas.com.br/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/080416libertadores_f_006.jpg http://www.facetasdeportivastv.com/uploads/real_potosi__flamengo.jpg http://www.futebolinterior.com.br/imgArtigos/Image/Fotos_Partidas/Libertadores2008/potosi_250.jpg

FC Nurnberg in Germany have a real masculine sponsor across their shirts, Mister Lady!

ok sun and valley 1 / hererord
AIG vodophone better / man u
stobart carlisle sad


redkite leeds scum they can't find a proper short sponser

i dont think theres anything embarrassing about having multiple sponsers on their jerseys. are they good looking jerseys? no. does it give them the necessary funds to run a club? yes. so thats all that matters. most bolivian clubs have multiple sponsors.

Real Potosi's is horrendous... I live in Bolivia and most teams have their shirts fulll of crap like that but they're the worst.

By the way, Personal isn't a toilet paper company, it's a phone company.

Surely the 1994/95 Southend United shirts (made by Beaver) with a sponsor of Crevette Clothing Company on have to be one the most embarrassing ever to shame English league football?

Crevette Clothing Company didn't even exist, basically the club couldn't find a sponsor, so the chairman at the time, a certain Victor Jobson, came up with the plan of making up a sponsor's name and "loaning" the club some sponsorship money!