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[Football] New Kits Thread - Season 22/23
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Don't know about the average but I spoke last season with a Newcastle fan who said theirs was £8m for 5 years. He reckoned that was such low value for the club they should have no sponsor or give the slot to a charity based in the North East.
beardy gull
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Hertha Berlin Nike home kit. Clues to our eventual shirt?
Hertha Berlin Nike home kit. Clues to our eventual shirt?
beardy gull
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https://www.statista.com/statistics...ships-in-the-barclays-premier-league-by-club/
This is for the Premier League last season. Man City miles ahead with £67.5m.
We’re at the bottom (of those quoted) with £1.5m.
Outside the big 6 average is around 5-7m.
Hope not. Shockers both.
beardy gull
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Have to agree. Really hope we don’t go with those.
redoubtable seagull
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Think the figure quoted for us is spurious. We signed a new 10 year deal with America Express which commenced early in 21/22 I think and was reported to be £100m (10 year deal but paid over 12; it kicked in early.) Obviously that figure includes includes stadium and training centre naming rights and shirt sponsorship of all teams.
Agree. Typical piss poor Nike efforts from a company that just doesn’t ‘get’ football. I hope to be proved wrong, but given Nike have gone for that ‘shoulder yoke’ design this year, I fear our stripes will also suffer a similar fate.
Still, I expect it will be our “best ever selling shirt” just like every one before it…
Bloody lovely. Puma have played a blinder there
And kudos to the sponsor for not insisting on a blank panel
And the old school WBA is a nice touch.
That sounds about right.
The Albion’s total commercial income from all ‘partners’/sponsors is £8.3m per annum (per the most recent accounts). That would encompass Amex, Snickers and the 7 lounge sponsors.
It was £5.9m in our last Championship season.
CPFC2010’s is £10.7m. Presumably including Groupon and Sainsbury’s.
The biggest clubs are seeking £80m per annum from their next shirt sponsorship deals.
Love the Ideal eating, too. Yum yum!
Cowfold Seagull
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I have to say that, Citeh apart obviously, those figures seem very low in this day and age.
Still what do l know?
Change at Barnham
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Oh my word! That's a bold one.
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Weirdly I like that.
Also, I notice that although they have a horrid betting sponsor on the men's and women's kits, they have a different sponsor for the kids. Admittedly it'd be better if they went the whole hog and got rid of Sportsbet entirely, but at least they've made the gesture
Greg Bobkin
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schmunk
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Is that an attempt to induce motion sickness in opponents?
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I do!
lhughes
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Talking about kits that make your eyes go funny...
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A chewit version of that for our away kit would go down very nicely I reckon!