£20m a year wasted? How/why do you think that?
Why would he outsource if he thinks leaving it as it is has more value?
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Why would he outsource if he thinks leaving it as it is has more value?
Surely naming rights is worth c.20M annually? If not, drop it to 17M, 16M etc
Outsource the deal for naming rights to a specialist sales team to close a deal
Or perhaps 'The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium' is worth more?
Maybe why it has it's own social media - Stadium Insta & Stadium twitter
Show me the monetisation of that brand, would be surprised if it yields more than 1M….. I guess there are some indirect benefits for non football events but you are scratching your ass really
I could say the same to you.
I love the fact we haven't sold out yet. I know it won't be for ever, but I'm enjoying the fact that it is the Club's name that is mentioned, not some commercial enterprise that may not be around in 5 years time.
You want naming rights? I could get ya naming rights. Believe me. There are ways, dude, you don't want to know about 'em. Believe me.
***Looks at watch*** Hell, I could get ya naming rights by 3 o'clock this afternoon. WITH a media meet and greet.
Fucking amateurs....
And I am. I don’t know the impact but I guess its really not impactful
I mean at least "The Amazon" is better than half the ridiculous names out there attached to staidims
The Amazon Stadium - they'll deliver tomorrow ...or maybe the next day.
Unfortunately the NFL and multi purpose venue make us a commercial enterprise.
if Levy is out they'll leave the sign in the grey bin.
I'm never really certain what people have against Amazon, for those of us who don't live in big cities (and in a lot of cases those who do) they're a godsend. When I first came to Spain I craved books in English that were damn hard to find. I can get them the next day now. Hurrah!
So they don't treat workers too well and have some abusive employment practices? No different to most Spanish companies then. How sure are you that your retail vendors of choice treat their employees well. Ever bothered to ask them?
I have, in the case of my local non-national chain supermarket. They get treated like shit. Forced to work Sundays and then the company doesn't pay them overtime, or even wages per se, but credit at the company store, completely illegal. Like lots of other businesses they ignore the Spanish law guaranteeing workers 12 hours' rest between shift and shift.
What makes Amazon more unpleasant?
So they don't treat workers too well and have some abusive employment practices? No different to most Spanish companies then. How sure are you that your retail vendors of choice treat their employees well. Ever bothered to ask them?
I have, in the case of my local non-national chain supermarket. They get treated like shit. Forced to work Sundays and then the company doesn't pay them overtime, or even wages per se, but credit at the company store, completely illegal. Like lots of other businesses they ignore the Spanish law guaranteeing workers 12 hours' rest between shift and shift.
What makes Amazon more unpleasant?
Agree, but it's a difficult one, as it would yield almost exactly what Conte could do with on the pitch!!! (about 4 extra players this summer, on top of the three we will otherwise haggle until late august for...)
People in retail generally get treated like utter shit.....
Let's not even get started on shit-heads like McDs, KFC, Pizza-Hut etc.
Pft where I am next day delivery is 10-14 days.
I mean they should just make the staidims a pick up point
As long as it doesn’t have the name of some parasite gambling company I’ll be ok with it.