It shows the Moyes banner – "The Chosen One" – amid a stormy sky and a Scottish voice sounding close to disgusted.
World Series Cup one-dayers probably would have succeeded no matter which corporate partner forked over the cash and plastered its name on the banner, but there remains something powerful and resonant about the marriage of sport and commerce that was the Benson and Hedges series'.
The news was even worse that Sunday morning as the prime minister came down to breakfast with the Queen – on the day that the banner headline in the Sunday Times declared "Yes vote leads in Scots poll", reporting the shock YouGov survey putting independence in the lead for the first time.
This result gives Turkey's Kurds and the other voters who deserted the AKP and flocked to the HDP banner an unprecedented national platform from which to counter the neo-Islamist AKP's assault on Turkey's secular tradition, which has gathered pace in recent years.
The group, which has previously organised sit-ins at Vodafone shops and at upmarket grocer Fortnum & Mason, will be meeting outside St Paul's in London on Saturday morning under the banner "no cuts, no tax-dodging", before joining a TUC march through central London against the government's austerity programme.
"The work Galaxy Research will undertake for the Australian under the Newspoll banner will be separate to the research it does for News Corp Australia's metro mastheads.
"Across the road from the station is a block of flats, and every balcony on this block of flats was covered with a huge Simon Hughes banner – with a tiny little Lib Dem logo in the corner.
That same weekend, in the Barbes neighbourhood of the capital, stone-throwing protesters burned Israeli flags: "Israhell", read one banner.
A red banner is draped around the fireplace – it reads, "Well behaved women rarely make history".
The danger in reporting and explaining the activities of groups such as the Real IRA is that they are dismissed as having no support, no political strategy and as nothing more than a collection of common criminals hiding under the banner of dissident republicanism.
Protesters wore suits and bowler hats and held a banner saying: "Boris loves bankers".
