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SheriffLobo
22-06-2020, 04:19 PM
I am sure this has been covered but can’t find the answer?

Why is the hibs shirt sponsor in a different font?

Hopefully someone can tell me

Thanks

Spike Mandela
22-06-2020, 04:20 PM
I am sure this has been covered but can’t find the answer?

Why is the hibs shirt sponsor in a different font?

Hopefully someone can tell me

Thanks

Why do you care?

matty_f
22-06-2020, 04:24 PM
I am sure this has been covered but can’t find the answer?

Why is the hibs shirt sponsor in a different font?

Hopefully someone can tell me

Thanks

Not allowed to use the NHS Scotland (or other) font.

Fuzzywuzzy
22-06-2020, 04:36 PM
Sure there was a thread about this before as thistle used the "right" Font

Peevemor
22-06-2020, 05:45 PM
The font isn't the issue.

NHS Scotland have a stylised thistle leaf thing which, together with the letters, makes up a logo. NHS England uses similar lettering but in white italics against a blue background. This is their logo.

Hibs aren't sponsored by either. Nor do we sponsor them.

Our shirt sponsorship is a community minded initiative, paid for by a benefactor, as a means to thank the NHS.

There's more to it than that (fund raising, guests, etc.), but it's really an unofficial thing that hopefully will do some good.

Pretty Boy
22-06-2020, 05:52 PM
Sure there was a thread about this before as thistle used the "right" Font

Is the Thistle top a strip though? I thought it was just a t shirt they released.

I'm not even sure if that makes a difference.

Keith_M
22-06-2020, 05:59 PM
I am sure this has been covered but can’t find the answer?

Why is the hibs shirt sponsor in a different font?

Hopefully someone can tell me

Thanks


Different to what?

Leith_Hibee
22-06-2020, 07:07 PM
This has been discussed. There was chat about NHS Scotland v NHS UK. Its simple, its not a sponsorship, its purely a message from Hibs thanking the NHS.

Moulin Yarns
23-06-2020, 08:25 AM
The design was agreed with NHS Lothian as far as I can remember. And it reflects the support of the the NHS across all 4 nations.

EI255
23-06-2020, 08:28 AM
Didn't even realise there were different fonts!

Does it matter?!!

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marinello59
23-06-2020, 08:30 AM
Didn't even realise there were different fonts!

Does it matter?!!

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Not in the slightest.

MrRobot
23-06-2020, 09:08 AM
who cares. it’s smart as ****

Lago
23-06-2020, 09:17 AM
Didn't even realise there were different fonts!

Does it matter?!!

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Some were unhappy about it.

sambajustice
23-06-2020, 11:20 AM
Just putting out there...

Why haven't we gone for the NHS badge on the shirt like the English Premier teams and tried to find a normal shirt sponsor?

Keith_M
23-06-2020, 11:24 AM
Just putting out there...

Why haven't we gone for the NHS badge on the shirt like the English Premier teams and tried to find a normal shirt sponsor?


You'd need to ask Hibs that one.

I think Leeann Dempster's e-mail address was posted on here recently.

Keith_M
23-06-2020, 11:27 AM
Has Mr Lobo even viewed this thread again, or was it just a 'drop a controversial comment and run' type post?

I think it was done to death at the time Hibs announced it, with some people getting worked up about trivial stuff.

HFC93
23-06-2020, 11:42 AM
I am sure this has been covered but can’t find the answer?

Why is the hibs shirt sponsor in a different font?

Hopefully someone can tell me

Thanks

Thanks for posting.

hibbysam
23-06-2020, 12:17 PM
Just putting out there...

Why haven't we gone for the NHS badge on the shirt like the English Premier teams and tried to find a normal shirt sponsor?

Would we have sold as many with a normal sponsor? Would our brand have received so many good news stories UK wide with a normal sponsor? Have we really lost out on that much by not having one? I’d suggest most of those answers are no and that’s the reason we have done it our own way.

beensaidbefore
23-06-2020, 12:24 PM
Why do you care?

Why do you care that he cares, to the point you need to comment?

Prime example of what's wrong with this place. No need for your smart comments.

Peevemor
23-06-2020, 12:29 PM
Why do you care that he cares, to the point you need to comment?

Prime example of what's wrong with this place. No need for your smart comments.

Why do you care that he cares that the OP cares?

beensaidbefore
23-06-2020, 12:34 PM
Why do you care that he cares that the OP cares?

I care because I feel this place has turned into somewhere that cheap throw away insults have become quite normal. The reply offered nothing other than a dig at the OP, imo. It feels that people have nothing to say but are happy to slag off others.

The original question is a valid one. The font is different from that used by the NHS, maybe some people don't care, but that doesn't mean people should be afraid to ask perfectly sensible questions.

I don't like it and it feels a bit like bullying at times.

That all said, I don't direct that at any one individual.

JimBHibees
23-06-2020, 12:43 PM
Has Mr Lobo even viewed this thread again, or was it just a 'drop a controversial comment and run' type post?

I think it was done to death at the time Hibs announced it, with some people getting worked up about trivial stuff.

Absolutely was done to death, from what I remember only ones that were bothered were people that either were never going to buy it or hated Hibs. :greengrin

1 8 7 5
23-06-2020, 12:51 PM
The new flag debate.:agree:

Its on.

mcohibs
23-06-2020, 01:44 PM
Has Mr Lobo even viewed this thread again, or was it just a 'drop a controversial comment and run' type post?

I think it was done to death at the time Hibs announced it, with some people getting worked up about trivial stuff.

Maybe he's had a look at some of the unnecessarily confrontational replies to his question and decided not to bother?

The people who seem to be getting 'worked up' are the ones criticising those for asking a fair question. Or calling it controversial 😂

The answer to the OP's question of course is that it is not a sponsor on the shirt, it is simply a message, thus no need for any font/branding etc to apply. In the same way you could put 'Thank you Lothian Buses' on a shirt without actually using their logo.

Some defensiveness/overeaction on this thread to a simple question

tamig
23-06-2020, 01:53 PM
I care because I feel this place has turned into somewhere that cheap throw away insults have become quite normal. The reply offered nothing other than a dig at the OP, imo. It feels that people have nothing to say but are happy to slag off others.

The original question is a valid one. The font is different from that used by the NHS, maybe some people don't care, but that doesn't mean people should be afraid to ask perfectly sensible questions.

I don't like it and it feels a bit like bullying at times.

That all said, I don't direct that at any one individual.

There was a lengthy discussion about this when the announcement was originally made. It didn’t seem to me like the OP had looked very far to try and solve his problem. You really don’t have to be called Sherlock to get the answer. It was done to death at the time and I really don’t know why some folk were getting pretty worked up about it.

Peevemor
23-06-2020, 01:57 PM
If somebody's 40th post in 18 years of .net membership is even slightly critical of Hibs, then rightly or wrongly they can expect to be treated with suspicion.

sambajustice
23-06-2020, 03:18 PM
Would we have sold as many with a normal sponsor? Would our brand have received so many good news stories UK wide with a normal sponsor? Have we really lost out on that much by not having one? I’d suggest most of those answers are no and that’s the reason we have done it our own way.


I dont know how much money a mid table scottish premier football team can command for a full season shirt sponsorship so can't answer your question. Your clearly know the numbers though so please enlighten...

Spike Mandela
23-06-2020, 03:20 PM
Why do you care that he cares, to the point you need to comment?

Prime example of what's wrong with this place. No need for your smart comments.

Wasn’t a smart comment. Genuinely wondered what he was on about. Wondering about fonts seems a bit errrrrm, niche.

Moulin Yarns
23-06-2020, 03:23 PM
Wasn’t a smart comment. Genuinely wondered what he was on about. Wondering about fonts seems a bit errrrrm, niche.

Maybe trying to be a comic, sans.

Beefster
23-06-2020, 05:39 PM
If somebody's 40th post in 18 years of .net membership is even slightly critical of Hibs, then rightly or wrongly they can expect to be treated with suspicion.

The OP doesn’t need to or deserve to be treated with suspicion. He’s definitely a Hibs supporter. His posting rate on hibs.net is neither here nor there.

I’ve been on here for almost 20 years and have thousands of posts and I haven’t got a clue what the OP asked that was ‘wrong’ or what the whole ‘different font’ business is (not that I care either tbf).

Incidentally, the OP has 100 odd posts, not 40.

Keith_M
23-06-2020, 05:43 PM
Why do you care that he cares that the OP cares?


Why do you care that he cares that they care that the OP cares?