Published: August 12, 2011

KFC Colonel Chimes in on Sign-Stealing Baseball Controversy

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The original and world's most famous man in a white suit - KFC Colonel - chimed in on the recent "sign stealing" baseball controversy at an August 12th game in Toronto.

As rumours circulated about an alleged "man in a white suit" stealing signs in Toronto, KFC Colonel surprised baseball fans with a tongue-in-cheek sign of his own reading: "I'm too chicken to steal signs."

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KFC is Canada's largest quick service restaurant brand with more than 700 KFC restaurants across Canada. Since it was founded in Canada in the early 50s, KFC cooks have been freshly preparing and hand-breading our famed, irresistible Original Recipe chicken every day. KFC uses only trans fat free cooking oils - and offers a delicious range of family meals and premium sandwiches.

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