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We are talking about a targeted 20 million a year deal for a period of 20 years, so the gains of the "better" deal are worth some patience imo
I hope they employ kids from the foundation to staff it. Seems a very noble way to earn a crust.
Does a better deal become likelier by waiting? Not necessarily.
There is a certain charm to Levy's constant brinksmanship over every last little thing. But you don't win 100% of those battles. There's no youth ranks to draw a backup plan from for a stadium sponsor.
There was no ITK on the pie room Ben. Hercules .goat. Jetset
Collective fail .... again
I hope Toby is reading this thread.
Pie room? Thanks for filling me in. I crust that it is next to the cheese room. I won't believe my pork pies when I visit and there's a lot at steak and not mush room. I kidney not...
*random post designed to fit in some shite Greggs based humour
Didn't look very big mind. Not mushroom for the fans.
No need to explain yourself mate. It's all gravy.
What you do is devalue it from day one. You will never recover that ground if you under-sell it.
FYIW: This is what The Times wrote about it:
Tottenham Hotspur’s decision to announce that their redeveloped ground will begin life as the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium when it opens next month follows the collapse of negotiations with HSBC over a naming-rights deal. Mark Tucker, the HSBC chairman, had expressed interest in the bank becoming a naming-rights partner at the new stadium, but it was unable to agree a figure with the club’s chairman, Daniel Levy.
The pair have previously done business together, as Tucker was chief executive at the AIA Group when the Asian insurance group became Tottenham’s shirt sponsor in 2013, a partnership that has since been extended until 2022. Despite Tucker’s enthusiasm for the project, others at HSBC felt that the bank’s brand was more suitable to its existing sponsorship arrangements in rugby union and golf, rather than football.
So, their Chairman wanted it to happen and the Directors didn't because they feel Rugger and Golf is their demographic. Basically absolutely nothing to do with it being over money. It's to do with brand association.
when you bust a nut over some girls tits, i bet you complain that it's dripping on the carpet, you miserable fucker
And I've been racking my brains all day trying to think of any good pie puns....
If we won the chumpions league, i suggest that the opposite would apply
actually, i was meant to be replying to a different post, but fuck it. im not changing it
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Sorry I stand corrected - amazing new signings, brilliant naming rights deal and I can’t wait to see the first home game at the new ground in August. Brilliant summer all around, undeniably really - only gooners/so called supporters with different opinions to me would try claim otherwise. #thefutureisbrightthefutureislilywhite.
yer a miserable fucker, you miserable fucker.
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