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Am Yisrael Chai
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Please don't take this as gospel but I have a very good friend who was at MPK last week who immediately said the Zuckerberg thing is "highly unlikely to have a basis in reality"
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£1m per game
Lilbaz
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Wembley get £3m per game.
Geyzer Soze
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There's a 'Zuckerburg thing'?
atoubasrightfoot
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Mate if it's anything like our Real partnership then Harry Kane will be lining up for the Green Bay packers next year...
mike_l
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That's been said of every manager since Harry, who is ironically the only one who has managed it in recent memory
Not a chance was that Redknapp side more than the sum of its parts, with proper guidance it should have achieved so much more than it did imo.
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not sure about that with VdV itching to get back to Germany and Bale on his way.
WalkerboyUK
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Zuckerberg & unlikely to have a basis in reality go hand in hand surely don't they?! I mean, come on, who has 400+ friends in real life!?!??!
Lilbaz
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Ibt reports $10m from 83k sellout.
razor1981
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Last year's international series at Wembley made $32million in ticket revenue across the 3 games.
It's one of the reasons the NFL are keen on eventually having a London-based team. When the Jaguars play a normal home match the average ticket price is $56, when they play a 'home' match in London they sell-out Wembley with an average ticket price of $123.
Gb160
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I'd imagine that the naming rights value will increase significantly,as well as what we get from the NFL.
Lilbaz
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Hint at the possibility of a future super bowl and naming rights will be through the roof.
midoNdefoe
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Think the potential super-bowl idea has already been squashed - minimum 70k capacity needed apparently...
Im guessing the bigger things to come that levy is talking about is very much around the naming rights. As people have suggested, its reaching 2 very large markets. That is gonna be a mega-bucks deal, especially with Levy wringing every last penny from it...
Geyzer Soze
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They'd have known about this for certain. Probably what piqued their interest in the first place
LexingtonSpurs
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Agreed - though this takes a bit of the risk out of the equation. Makes for a higher valuation, but also easier to justify. I am sure ENIC were pricing a deal as though the Stadium and NFL contract was complete, while a buyer would have discounted the value somewhat as speculative.
SpartanSpur
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I reckon Atletico and his agent did the dirty on them.
Who cares though he's ours!
Wellspurs
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Maybe a reason for Wembley/FA to not be so accomadating in letting us use Wembley 2017-18?
Lilbaz
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We don't need to tell sponsors that.
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