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Post by Cantankerous Gas on Jan 10, 2017 11:30:55 GMT
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Post by Marshy on Jan 10, 2017 11:50:13 GMT
yes I'm a bit surprised and disappointed with this but I guess things take time. Just look at the stadium ooops! I hope viagra enter the draw and win as we are looking to stiffen up our back 4! 😜 |
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Post by Henbury Gas on Jan 10, 2017 11:52:25 GMT
yes I'm a bit surprised and disappointed with this but I guess things take time. Just look at the stadium ooops! I hope viagra enter the draw and win as we are looking to stiffen up our back 4! 😜 I know DC's uses Viagra tea bags in the dressing room..... |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2017 12:01:28 GMT
Yeah yeah everyone is a comedian take it seriously it's tenalady we need to stop those leaks
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Post by slam on Jan 10, 2017 12:02:46 GMT
I quite like the concept of the current arrangement whereby smaller, local companies are given the opportunity to have their names on the front of the shirts. In fact, to me, it feels like it has become part of the culture of the club.
It also seems to have been very well supported in the past few years - so if it works, why change it?
Edit: The only drawback was when a Waste Management Company won the draw a couple of years back - I thought that their name on the shirts had unfortunate connotations and we were open to outside comments that we were "rubbish"
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Post by gregsy on Jan 10, 2017 12:07:26 GMT
one of higgs and co's better ideas this....
essentially it near as completely sells out next year's hospitality before this season is finished....
I actually know a ted who uses this for his business and he thinks it's excellent....
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2017 12:19:04 GMT
one of higgs and co's better ideas this.... essentially it near as completely sells out next year's hospitality before this season is finished.... I actually know a ted who uses this for his business and he thinks it's excellent.... You know a ted? Damn you Brexit, damn you ! |
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Post by wiaww on Jan 10, 2017 12:23:30 GMT
The sponsorship draw is fantastic and is well worth the money for any local business based on the ‘consolation’ prizes alone. I’m not convinced they want to include that last paragraph on the website though. While a prediction of 97+ entries is a fantastic achievement for those behind the scenes, they’re essentially letting people know that the chance of winning one of the five prizes is slimmer than it was last year… to
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Post by Topper Gas on Jan 10, 2017 12:23:47 GMT
one of higgs and co's better ideas this.... essentially it near as completely sells out next year's hospitality before this season is finished.... I actually know a ted who uses this for his business and he thinks it's excellent.... At the moment it seems Wael & Hamer are struggling to come up with many better ideas? |
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Post by simon1883 on Jan 10, 2017 12:43:25 GMT
At the end of the day, this is one element that does not need fixing. Plus it still gives the impression that the club are in touch with the fanbase that prettt much kept them going only a few years ago.
Bigger fish to fry and easy plus points for the club.
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Post by tommym9 on Jan 10, 2017 12:45:23 GMT
Good scheme and I don't see any reason to change it.
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Post by baggins on Jan 10, 2017 12:45:25 GMT
one of higgs and co's better ideas this.... essentially it near as completely sells out next year's hospitality before this season is finished.... I actually know a ted who uses this for his business and he thinks it's excellent.... At the moment it seems Wael & Hamer are struggling to come up with many better ideas? Â I'm not quite sure how to read that. |
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Post by Cantankerous Gas on Jan 10, 2017 12:55:15 GMT
I quite like the concept of the current arrangement whereby smaller, local companies are given the opportunity to have their names on the front of the shirts. In fact, to me, it feels like it has become part of the culture of the club.
It also seems to have been very well supported in the past few years - so if it works, why change it? Financial Fair Play. We can only spend a certain percentage of our turnover on player wages. A quick way of increasing turnover would be to sign a lucrative shirt deal with Wael's Company (lots of teams do this with their owners for example Stoke & Ipswich). More money from sponsors = More Turnover = More money for DC. |
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Post by Antonio Fargas on Jan 10, 2017 12:58:53 GMT
I quite like the concept of the current arrangement whereby smaller, local companies are given the opportunity to have their names on the front of the shirts. In fact, to me, it feels like it has become part of the culture of the club.
It also seems to have been very well supported in the past few years - so if it works, why change it?
Edit: The only drawback was when a Waste Management Company won the draw a couple of years back - I thought that their name on the shirts had unfortunate connotations and we were open to outside comments that we were "rubbish"
Yeah, istr Hamer saying he liked the idea and thought it was unique and brought the club closer to the local community at last year's draw. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2017 13:00:20 GMT
It is just me or does the draw for shirt sponsorship seem a bit, err...tinpot?
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Post by Antonio Fargas on Jan 10, 2017 13:01:51 GMT
I quite like the concept of the current arrangement whereby smaller, local companies are given the opportunity to have their names on the front of the shirts. In fact, to me, it feels like it has become part of the culture of the club.
It also seems to have been very well supported in the past few years - so if it works, why change it? Financial Fair Play. We can only spend a certain percentage of our turnover on player wages. A quick way of increasing turnover would be to sign a lucrative shirt deal with Wael's Company (lots of teams do this with their owners for example Stoke & Ipswich). More money from sponsors = More Turnover = More money for DC. Istr that atm it brings in more money than we could expect to get from selling the sponsorship directly. I guess the best solution to get round FFP would be to have, say, AJIB pay us massively over the odds for it. |
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Post by stuart1974 on Jan 10, 2017 13:02:27 GMT
I quite like the concept of the current arrangement whereby smaller, local companies are given the opportunity to have their names on the front of the shirts. In fact, to me, it feels like it has become part of the culture of the club.
It also seems to have been very well supported in the past few years - so if it works, why change it? Financial Fair Play. We can only spend a certain percentage of our turnover on player wages. A quick way of increasing turnover would be to sign a lucrative shirt deal with Wael's Company (lots of teams do this with their owners for example Stoke & Ipswich). More money from sponsors = More Turnover = More money for DC. I would guess they would look to do something different when either we are in the Championship or playing at the UWE (or another stadium). Perhaps a season or two too soon. |
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Post by Cantankerous Gas on Jan 10, 2017 13:06:58 GMT
Financial Fair Play. We can only spend a certain percentage of our turnover on player wages. A quick way of increasing turnover would be to sign a lucrative shirt deal with Wael's Company (lots of teams do this with their owners for example Stoke & Ipswich). More money from sponsors = More Turnover = More money for DC. Istr that atm it brings in more money than we could expect to get from selling the sponsorship directly.
I guess the best solution to get round FFP would be to have, say, AJIB pay us massively over the odds for it.That's what I was thinking. Maybe when the Stadium is in place Wael will seek a big Jordanian sponsor? |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2017 13:07:23 GMT
one of higgs and co's better ideas this.... essentially it near as completely sells out next year's hospitality before this season is finished.... I actually know a ted who uses this for his business and he thinks it's excellent.... At the moment it seems Wael & Hamer are struggling to come up with many better ideas? Really? I tend to think buying and developing our own training facilities and getting us out of the original UWE agreement represent a pretty good start, don't you think? |
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Post by Topper Gas on Jan 10, 2017 13:10:46 GMT
Financial Fair Play. We can only spend a certain percentage of our turnover on player wages. A quick way of increasing turnover would be to sign a lucrative shirt deal with Wael's Company (lots of teams do this with their owners for example Stoke & Ipswich). More money from sponsors = More Turnover = More money for DC. Istr that atm it brings in more money than we could expect to get from selling the sponsorship directly. I guess the best solution to get round FFP would be to have, say, AJIB pay us massively over the odds for it.Dream on! Why would Wael's employers just hand over £'s to a English Div 1 club, wouldn't the other shareholders question what was going on? |
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