How do we know their wasn’t any advanced? I very much doubt they anticipated being at this point without a naming rights deal and they will inevitably have a knock effect on our budgeting. The whole thing appears very reminiscent of Woolwich first deal with Emirates - which was what they required back in 2004 but turned out to be a very poor commercial deal in the end. What other possible explanation is there for the club to extend the deal for such a sizeable timescale?
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How do we know their wasn’t any advanced? I very much doubt they anticipated being at this point without a naming rights deal and they will inevitably have a knock effect on our budgeting. The whole thing appears very reminiscent of Woolwich first deal with Emirates - which was what they required back in 2004 but turned out to be a very poor commercial deal in the end. What other possible explanation is there for the club to extend the deal for such a sizeable timescale?
Impressive, very nice.
Here’s a Nike template I can get behind.
Nike Unveil an Iced Out Special Edition Brazil Jersey for This Summer's Copa America
Samba sauce ?versus.uk.com
Shame we would have to splash a giant AIA logo over it.
I'm beginning to think there is something in the naming rights then. It is weird that a long term shirt sponsorship was signed with them at a lower rate than anyone else, so maybe we can assume a huge amount is going to be on the stadium naming?
Wonder why Richard Keys came out with that statement about the naming rights a while back - if there was nothing in it.
Wonder why Richard Keys came out with that statement about the naming rights a while back - if there was nothing in it.
It might be reported as a low rate, but I’m sure Levy inserted a lot of clauses in it to make sure we get a lot more in the end. or at least that we would be par with the “market rate for a top tier club” whatever that might be.
Matches the new stadium nicelyAnother fan made one, still unsure about the radical looks at times, this one is better. To much grey for my liking.
Agreed, I image one could maybe dig into the released accounts, but there's without a doubt a number of contractual agreements based on league placing, CL/EL, TV appearances etc. that will see us paid relatively in line with our rivals. A CL semifinal winning Spurs side is commercially as valuable as Juve, chavs, woolwich, PSG, etc. And EL Spurs is probably on par with Everton. A few years outside of Europe and who knows what the brand would be worth? A long term tie up with Nike would be a gamble on their part too, so they would have wanted to lock in a relatively safe floor.
There's also considerations for the fact that we were shopping for a massive amount of financing at the same time. How did a long term commercial agreement affect potential creditors and their offers for filling our financing needs?
This shit is a lot more complicated than, "Gee Phil, the daily mail says chavs are getting £X...I'll take £X+1". Which is why people like Levy do it for a living and not us.
Fuck off with these!
This is good.Another fan made one, still unsure about the radical looks at times, this one is better. To much grey for my liking.
This is not. That red logo, something dies inside of me every time I see it...
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Absolutely not
Those are the 2019 templates, so both fake. 2020 templates supposedly have old skool Nike and swoosh logo. Like the design of that home, back to plain white. That away though, probably some 1882 marketing about how we had red and blue hoops once upon a time
Those are the 2019 templates, so both fake. 2020 templates supposedly have old skool Nike and swoosh logo. Like the design of that home, back to plain white. That away though, probably some 1882 marketing about how we had red and blue hoops once upon a time
The Nike Swoosh is only on 3rd kits.
But yes. They're likely both fake considering Nike have released our kit colours for next season.
Away: Navy and black
Third: Teal and White
Home: allegedly white, navy and black
Must be due for an actual reveal soon. Once we see one club’s kit we’ll get an idea of design. Hope we have a predominately white jersey and no silly navy fade or sleeves.
Some of next seasons kits have been released haven't they?
Barca:
Roma:
Inter:
Absolutely hate the collars on all of them.