Kit Sponsorship

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Dover

Home at Last.

Oct 5, 2003

4,474

Brighton, United Kingdom

• Aug 18, 2008

• #1

Before I put my size 6's in it as I still owe for the player sponsorship, and yes Bozza I will pay Mondayish, I wonder how much it costs for the shirt sponsorship, especially after watching A bit of the WBA game and noticing they didn't have a deal. Now I for one thought it looked fantastic and incredibly cool. This was echoed by a fair few around the pub, and on asking most would prefer to buy a new plain kit next season.

Now I wonder how many would prefer a plain kit, and would be interested in a fans sponsorship to make this possible. after all we wear the colours, not the adverts

 

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Starry

Captain Of The Crew

Oct 10, 2004

6,733

• Aug 18, 2008

• #2

£200k ish would have got you the shirt sponsorship at another league one club this summer. no idea how that compares to other league one clubs mind, though i am led to believe £35k was the asking price elsewhere.

portsmouth were touting around and are getting 800k a season from OKI presently.

much prefer shirts with nothing on them, like you. nowadays it's a logo on front, one on the back, on your bum and leeds even rolled out the good ole sock tags recently.

 

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Wardy

NSC's Benefits Guru

Oct 9, 2003

11,219

In front of the PC

• Aug 18, 2008

• #3

If you look at this site, it costs a lot more then we could raise.

Football shirt sponsorship | Sponsorship | Football Shirt Culture.com

 

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Fourteenth Eye

Face for Radio

Jul 9, 2004

7,940

Brighton

• Aug 18, 2008

• #4

It has been said that ITS are paying more than Skint were

 

Arthur

Well-known member

Jul 8, 2003

8,576

Buxted Harbour

• Aug 18, 2008

• #5

My company sponsored Col U for a season a couple of years back. They are slightly odd in the respect they sell their sponsorship for both their home and away shirts. We sponsored the home shirt for a season which included 6 season ticket (2 in the directors box), 4 advertising boards (half way line and behind both goals) and branding all around the ground and on the web site as well as full page ad in the programme each game and it was £55k for the season.

Orient wanted £100k to sponsor the back of their shirts but this was defended by them as having the Barry Hearn factor (basically that he'd open doors to you in the corporate hospitality world).

 

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tamburino

New member

Oct 21, 2013

2

• Dec 18, 2013

• #6

bump!
http://www.footballtshirtuk.com/Chelsea-Shirt.html
Chelsea has a great ad lol!
Adidas blue corps show.