No sponsor would be great. Forest's new one by Macron is really smart...
Agree that from an aesthetic perspective no sponsor would be great, but commercially the revenue from a shirt sponsor would help towards bringing players in.
No sponsor would be great. Forest's new one by Macron is really smart...
Agree that from an aesthetic perspective no sponsor would be great, but commercially the revenue from a shirt sponsor would help towards bringing players in.
West Ham are offering their new shirts with and without sponsors. Brilliant move.
their sponsors will be happy with the TV and media exposure they get from sponsoring a PL team, me and you will probably be paying for all the advertising that goes up in the ground.
sponsoring someone like Charlton you will want as much exposure as possible.
Usually sponsorship deals run like footballer contracts, until 30th June so I wouldn't expect much announcement on that front til July. I'd expect much the same for the shirt as we always seem to launch them at the start of preseason, unlike some teams (Chelsea etc.) That launch them in May and end up wearing it in the final game of the season
No sponsor would be great. Forest's new one by Macron is really smart...
Agree that from an aesthetic perspective no sponsor would be great, but commercially the revenue from a shirt sponsor would help towards bringing players in.
Doubtful. We could get a sponsor paying us 5m a season and Bowyer wouldn't see a penny of it.
For as long as RD is in charge it's clear that we will only be signing loans and freebies.
No sponsor would be great. Forest's new one by Macron is really smart...
Agree that from an aesthetic perspective no sponsor would be great, but commercially the revenue from a shirt sponsor would help towards bringing players in.
Doubtful. We could get a sponsor paying us 5m a season and Bowyer wouldn't see a penny of it.
For as long as RD is in charge it's clear that we will only be signing loans and freebies.
Free transfers still have signing on fees and wages, indeed often free signings will command higher wages - Ramsey wouldn't be getting the wages he is getting if Juventus had to pay Arsenal £30m
No sponsor would be great. Forest's new one by Macron is really smart...
Agree that from an aesthetic perspective no sponsor would be great, but commercially the revenue from a shirt sponsor would help towards bringing players in.
Doubtful. We could get a sponsor paying us 5m a season and Bowyer wouldn't see a penny of it.
For as long as RD is in charge it's clear that we will only be signing loans and freebies.
Free transfers still have signing on fees and wages, indeed often free signings will command higher wages - Ramsey wouldn't be getting the wages he is getting if Juventus had to pay Arsenal £30m
With the greatest respect, I dont think our free signings will be on 4x there wage because they walked. Itl be more a case of not being offered a contract.... than running theres down to come and play for the favourites to be relegated.
No sponsor would be great. Forest's new one by Macron is really smart...
Agree that from an aesthetic perspective no sponsor would be great, but commercially the revenue from a shirt sponsor would help towards bringing players in.
Doubtful. We could get a sponsor paying us 5m a season and Bowyer wouldn't see a penny of it.
For as long as RD is in charge it's clear that we will only be signing loans and freebies.
Free transfers still have signing on fees and wages, indeed often free signings will command higher wages - Ramsey wouldn't be getting the wages he is getting if Juventus had to pay Arsenal £30m
With the greatest respect, I dont think our free signings will be on 4x there wage because they walked. Itl be more a case of not being offered a contract.... than running theres down to come and play for the favourites to be relegated.
ALL the free transfers we've been linked with are players who've run their contract down. The likes of Eaves and Lameiras weren't released by their clubs, similarly AFC would have loved to have kept Lyle Taylor last summer
Hopefully not a betting firm this time. If your sponsor is sufficiently dodgy that you can't sell kits to children with their company's name on it's not a great sign
Hopefully not a betting firm this time. If your sponsor is sufficiently dodgy that you can't sell kits to children with their company's name on it's not a great sign
I remember when we had an unwritten policy as a family club not to be sponsored by gambling or booze companies. Would be great to go back to that ethos.
Hopefully not a betting firm this time. If your sponsor is sufficiently dodgy that you can't sell kits to children with their company's name on it's not a great sign
I remember when we had an unwritten policy as a family club not to be sponsored by gambling or booze companies. Would be great to go back to that ethos.
Betdaq are not "dodgy" you're just not allowed to sell shirts with betting company logos to under 18s.
In an ideal world every football club would be sponsored by wholesome family companies. Unfortunately we don't live in an ideal world and so we and almost every other football club in the world will take the best sponsorship offer the club is able to get.
As far as betting companies go Betdaq actually seem about as decent as you can get. Don't think many would allow a club to use their chosen charity as a shirt sponsor in the final year of a contract, like they have with Sunderland.
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sponsoring someone like Charlton you will want as much exposure as possible.
For as long as RD is in charge it's clear that we will only be signing loans and freebies.
They can afford to.
Voila...
In an ideal world every football club would be sponsored by wholesome family companies.
Unfortunately we don't live in an ideal world and so we and almost every other football club in the world will take the best sponsorship offer the club is able to get.
Money talks and bullshit walks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxF60NkY7yI
Like the kit
We will probably do the usual drama and reveal tiny images of various parts of the shirt over a period of 5 days.