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Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
It could be that he is being asked to try to achieve 2 times market value though. Who knows?
Something potentially concerning here is that there are rumours that one English club will getting the rights for a kit with the Jordan logo on it and that us between us and Chelsea.
Well if it's between us and Chelsea and someone choses Chelsea (under investigation, out of Europe, likely to fire manager soon), not sure what I would say ...
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Visit Amman?
Baleforce
Ron Henry
Baleforce
Ron Henry
Oh Nike, Air Jordan, wouldn’t mind that at all.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
Concerning?
Who cares about having a basketball player on their football shirt.
JerusalemMan
Johnny Morrison
He arrived as an apparent big name with a track record and industry contacts. Has he actually done anything or come close to delivering on what he was (no doubt very well) paid for?
JerusalemMan
Johnny Morrison
No, this is the Jumpman brand. I think it covers Air Jordan and other sportswear/kit.
Legohamster
Cecil Poynton
We've done a very good job of making WHL the first choice for concerts/sporting events in London, how much of that was down to him? No idea, but would imagine he had an input.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
I hear the Chicago Bulls have Crouchy doing the robot on their tops.
tommysvr
Justin Edinburgh
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Na from knowing people who work with him thats not really true as of now TBH. He successfully operated what is now a HUGE commercial monster in Spurs which includes the hospitality in and out of match days and all that comes with that. The clubs now also a massive conference space, he overseas that success of that (which is massive). The clubs view on naming rights has changed over time as has the global landscape on things like this happening (covid, war, recessions) and they feel that having the clubs name on the ground is also benefitting them (he also got alot of deals to table the club turned down).
Reality is the nature of anyone in commercial sales the scope is short, you get deals done and then there is little room to work once in so they move, by nature, ALOT because the opportunities to do it again and also earn massive bonuses lie elsewhere. I know plenty at that level who have been crucial to naming deals in Canada who move on once their contacts and contracts are in place because thats where the progression and money lies.
Blokes done a really good job at Spurs, our commercial side is a huge success.
That said the club will also be relaxed as the nature of the world means someone else comes in and has new contacts and skills that refresh the role.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
We are limited with the number of events we can stage...so not a difficult remit to fulfil. And that probably also restricts us from being 'first choice'
Bishop
Paul Stalteri
Do we really care? We just want a deal with whichever kit manufacturer is willing to pay the most.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
The 1980s male netball player?
tommysvr
Justin Edinburgh
All for sponsors, I understand the need. But leave the gimmicks out. We aren't that desperate for the cash.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
Yeah, one of the greatest athletes of all time.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
And it would not be that lucrative beyond the cross over clothing (which the brand would take the bulk of). Its the sexy thing to do given a few clubs do it, I doubt its a make or break thing.
Commercially the next biggest impact on any deal is getting in the CL (not that many wanna hear that as they hate the CL). So finishing 4th is as important as Kline and his replacement