Tight Briefs week three voting: Which ads best promote football (aka soccer) in the US?
Our latest Tight Briefs challenge saw our readers tasked with turning the land of the free into the land of the four-three-three by creating ads to promote football (the round ball variety) in the US.
Now it's up to you to decide who scored and who missed the target by voting for the ads below which would stand the best chance of turning the American public on to the beautiful game.
You have until 3pm on Thursday 13 March to vote by hitting the like button next to your favourites. The winner, revealed on Friday, will be shortlisted in a special Tight Briefs category at this year's Chip Shop Awards.
By John Millist
By Matthew Wyatt
By Olly Cooper
By Lee Nash
By David Jones
By Luke Davis
By Giles Edwards
By Kev Llewellyn
By Giles Edwards
By Tim Sinclair
By Jennifer Lonsdale
By Adam Smith
By Lee Nash
By Phil Haslehurst
By Alistair Tremble
By Paul McMahon
By Paul McMahon
By Paul McMahon
By Khalid Elbasyuni
By Adam Smith
By Jonny Collin
By Martin Enright
By Adam Denton
By Kev Llewellyn
By Tim Sinclair
By Rob Green
By Larner Caleb
By Kev Llewellyn
By Giles Edwards
By Tim Sinclair
By Owen Evans
By Rob Whyte
By Dan Sherratt
By Owen Evans
By Giles Edwards
By Matt van der Walt
By Jay Jones and Matt van der Walt
By Kev Llewellyn
By Tim Sinclair
We will reveal our next Tight Brief on Friday but for more in the meantime check out the top ideas for a new Scottish currency and the most popular rebrands for the Conservative Party.
And remember that as well as taking part in Tight Briefs, you can submit any ideas you like into this year's Chip Shop Awards, which are open for entries until Friday 14 March.