The Trading Places Football Quiz with VanTrader.co.uk

Talksport listeners to test their knowledge of football to win a brand new van with VanTrader.co.uk.

2012-01-11

WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND, January 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Van Trader, leading website in the UK for the purchase and sale of used vans, launched a competition in collaboration with Talksport Radio, 1089/1053am, giving fans and listeners the chance to win a new van.

The competition, sponsored by the sister company of the network of online car dealers offer new and used cars, Auto Trader, is an airborne "Van in the Van" questionnaire on the basis of famous football players with the name of ... Van. The listener who knows their Van stuff how to win Van Nistelrooy Van Persie will come out with a Citroen Berlingo of more than 12,000 pounds.

As competition in the air, a football transfer test is available to play online at Talksport. Higher scores will be incorporated into a weekly draw for a system of satellite navigation.

The excitement surrounding the football transfer window which offers the perfect opportunity to trade will increase the brand awareness and Talksport radio is the perfect way through which to do this, it is estimated that the public is 95 percent of van merchant more likely to listen to Talksport than any other adult in the UK.

Website: http://vans.autotrader.co.uk/

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