Why SuperDry are suing Manchester City.

The clothing manufacturer are suing the Treble winners.

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[mavsworld]

It's hilarious that a company pretending to be a Japanese company is suing Manchester City for being sponsored by a real Japanese company, specifically the one that The first company initially copied to pretend to be Japanese.

[choughed]

They're worried city will sell poor quality clothing items?
Mate i spent £70 on one of their coats years ago and it never kept me dry once. SuperDRY my arse.

[Karlthemaster]

Super dry looking for a quick cash grab

[AlexScottHughes]

Asahi super dry has been around a lot longer than the silly clothing brand that was made to make money off naive kids

[jasonpoler]

Are you kidding me. SuperDry the clothing store literally made money off of pretending to be Japanese related this whole time

[mikeheap]

Super Dry is going bust that's why they are suing, free publicity if they loose and a pay out if they win.
As Puma manufacture the training kits I'm struggling to understand why Super Dry aren't suing Puma ?

[PepGuardiola]

Asahi super dry has been there longer then super dry, one could argue Asahi are going to sue super dry

[timharris]

The training kit has a massive Asahi logo below the super dry tag… no one is going to think it’s some washed brand that was relevant 15 years ago

[benedictwallis]

If Asahi’s slogan is “Super Dry” then clearly this is an issue between Superdry and Asahi not Man City 😂

[NathanBoardman]

Asahi have been using the Super "Dry" slogan for several decades... in fact when Superdry clothing came out I thought they chose that name because they are copying Japanese styles and ripped it off Asahi.

[AodhanBeag]

“Add it to the list of 100+ financial breaches we’ve to deal with”

[bradnotbread]

I'm no City fan but in this instance I hope they wipe the floor with SuperDry.

[R.MadridMessi-CrBarca]

City preparing their legal team for the Premier League trial scheduled later this year...

[Alphoric]

You can’t own super “dry” as that’s a general description that could be applied to products without connection to the clothing brand. It’s the reason asahi can use it because it’s allowed

[Mugwump]

Superdry as a brand has not been appealing to anyone since 2013.

[conors]

Man, city seem to really have difficulty managing their accounts with their sponsors, they are either pissing them off or getting used as a shadow bank to top up revenue. Couldn’t have happened to a nicer team.❤l

[mattpytlak]

I’ve literally never heard of a clothing company called SuperDry until now.

[hc]

I think them sueing them in itself degrades their image 😂 what a self fulfilling prophecy

[kurtrsenjazz]

Who tf wants to wear super dry. I honestly completely forgot they existed

[AaronChen]

Just shown my nan this video… and she too has decided to sue Manchester City for allegedly benefiting from the label “Super Dry” as she too is super dry.