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Respaul

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#21
Jul 14, 2002
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#21
Stability is great... But this deal is somewhat foolhardy... especially as the rite to extend the deal is handed to them with the fee allready agreed... No one really knows what the financial state of football will be in five years so to allready agree a fee for something that may well be worth far more (but will not be worth much less, esp with the projects in marketing and the new stadium which are well under way) at that time is imo foolhardy to say the least
 

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Jan 24, 2004
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#23
++ [ originally posted by Shadowfax ] ++
Stability is great... But this deal is somewhat foolhardy... especially as the rite to extend the deal is handed to them with the fee allready agreed... No one really knows what the financial state of football will be in five years so to allready agree a fee for something that may well be worth far more (but will not be worth much less, esp with the projects in marketing and the new stadium which are well under way) at that time is imo foolhardy to say the least
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nevertheless a good deal imo given the fact that costs in soccer will/ have to fall further more.
 
JCK

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#24
May 11, 2004
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It seems they will be the sponsors on all competitions

And with the deal we have become the biggest earning side in Europe from sponsorship money

The Juventus club coffers have been boosted by a £76m deal with Tamoil, making them the top earning European side from shirt sponsorship.

The Turin giants have signed a five-year contract with the petrol company to sponsor their shirts in all competitions from July 2005, expanding on their current agreement on Champions’ League and Coppa Italia jerseys.

Libyan company Tamoil also have an option to extend the deal for another five years for an extra £90m should the co-operation be deemed successful.

Currently, the Serie A leaders’ shirts are sponsored by Sky Sport Italia in the League and ensure Juve are the European club with the highest income from shirt sponsorship.

According to Sporteconomy, the Bianconeri will earn £15.2m per season, considerably more than second-placed Bayern Munich’s annual income of £11.7m from T-Mobile. Siemens provide Real Madrid with £9.7m per season, while Manchester United pick up £9m from Vodafone.

Three of the top ten shirt sponsorship earners hail from Serie A, with Milan in ninth place and Inter closing the list.
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From Channel4.com
 

Zlatan

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#26
Jun 9, 2003
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#26
++ [ originally posted by Mr. Gol ] ++
...which is a very good thing. Financial stability is very rare in the football world nowadays...
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Yes, I know, my bad, I thought this was for CL and Coppa only, didnt understand the Italian version. oney can make everything beautiful, even those horrid logos :D
 
Vinman

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#32
Jul 16, 2002
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#32
With all the money that Tamoil has, you would think that they would have a better logo...

something that doesnt remind me of the 1970's Amoco logo............
 
Espectro

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#39
Jul 12, 2002
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#39
Maybe we could convince the guys from Tamoil top change their logo?? :D:D:D:D

Good Part of the deal: WE ARE RICH!!!:D:D

Bad part of the deal: That ugly logo its going to be in the shirt next year
 
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