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The Vrisaki Arena
Who would you like to see buy the naming rights....
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milkman
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Wsussexspur
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Sony would be quite cool!
MattyP
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Hmmn, so in the best signing 08/09 thread you state Rasiak, then post the above.
I think it's great that they've installed the internet in Broadmoor. Gives me a whole new perspective that I'd have never considered. :grin:
rez9000
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:rofl:. Love it!
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Percy Dalton's Peanuts Arena?
Couldn't care less. We are and will always be Tottenham from the Lane, as the song has it.
Couldn't care less. We are and will always be Tottenham from the Lane, as the song has it.
MattyP
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Petronas could be a decent shout, then. If they look to expand beyond F1.
I also suggested the Korean Tourism Board, as they spend a fortune with United. Stadium of Seoul would be interesting.
Or my personal favourite: The 2 Points From 8 Games Arena
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It only makes sense, if we want the biggest bang for our buck, to go to China or the States. Unfortunately, capitalism aside, i also don't see us having the kind of fanbase in either of them countries to build a decent sales pitch on. Of the top ten largest companies in the world, 3 are Chinese, the other 7 are American (it carries on like that quite a way down the table too). Once you look outside of them two countries and lean towards a place where we actually have good relationships (or are ripe for investment, dodgy or otherwise), you're talking Korea (Peace Cup and all the work the players did during, Lee being at the club for a while), Russia (Pav) and perhaps South America (sure i read a piece a while ago about our club being involved in a scheme out there), which isn't actually that bad.
In the final quarter of 2008, the top ten companies trading in the world included (obviously still behind Exxon Mobil, who will one day own the moon, i expect) Gazprom in third (Russian), Petrobras from Brazil, Royal Dutch Shell and creeping in at the back, BHP Billiton, a mineral/mining company, an Australian/UK company.
UK you say?
The BHP Billiton Bowl... :think:
The company has recently cut back on operations, closing two of it's mines in Australia and the US, but with the financial climate as it is at the moment people who have money want to put it somewhere safe where there's less risk. To be honest, i'd say sponsoring a Prem football stadium that sells out, week in/week out, whether it be against Man U or Barcelona, Leyton Orient or Barnet, is an attractive prospect. Just depends where the men in charge are dangling their hooks.
We're a sort of oddity to the rest of the league, hence we get our fair share of live coverage too - it's a very tempting thing i'm sure, so here's hoping that it doesn't end up as the Norbert Dentresangle Dome or some other bizarre name :up:
In the final quarter of 2008, the top ten companies trading in the world included (obviously still behind Exxon Mobil, who will one day own the moon, i expect) Gazprom in third (Russian), Petrobras from Brazil, Royal Dutch Shell and creeping in at the back, BHP Billiton, a mineral/mining company, an Australian/UK company.
UK you say?
The BHP Billiton Bowl... :think:
The company has recently cut back on operations, closing two of it's mines in Australia and the US, but with the financial climate as it is at the moment people who have money want to put it somewhere safe where there's less risk. To be honest, i'd say sponsoring a Prem football stadium that sells out, week in/week out, whether it be against Man U or Barcelona, Leyton Orient or Barnet, is an attractive prospect. Just depends where the men in charge are dangling their hooks.
We're a sort of oddity to the rest of the league, hence we get our fair share of live coverage too - it's a very tempting thing i'm sure, so here's hoping that it doesn't end up as the Norbert Dentresangle Dome or some other bizarre name :up:
danielneeds
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But those sort of petro-chemical companies don't neccessarily need, or want to advertise their brand. Its far more likely to be a far or middle east, electricial or airline firm who want to build up their brand recognition in the UK
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Qatar :up:
MattyP
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You should give up smoking and see a doctor to clear that up :up:
danielneeds
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Qute possible, or Gulf Air. Although not sure either of them would want to be seen as the poorer cousin to the Emirates, which is, if we are completely honest what our naming rights would be compared to Arsenal.
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Etihad. Flown with them, they're plush and the big gold font would look quite groovy on the front of the stadium, i reckon (though when choosing an Arabic sponsor, too much Arabic text, it'll start to look like some kind of temple)
