Sima Posted Monday at 19:57 Share Posted Monday at 19:57 (edited) I hope the third shirt is already made and in shipping containers before that shit gets slapped on the front of it. Edited Monday at 19:57 by Sima Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
gdm Posted Monday at 20:00 Share Posted Monday at 20:00 For those getting upset about the deal Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
STM Posted Monday at 20:06 Share Posted Monday at 20:06 5 minutes ago, gdm said: For those getting upset about the deal You are making it difficult for people to whinge. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
geordie_b Posted Monday at 20:16 Share Posted Monday at 20:16 14 minutes ago, gdm said: For those getting upset about the deal Anyone checked to see if he is a relative of Howe? Clearly on his payroll with a positive spin like that Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deuce Posted Monday at 20:24 Share Posted Monday at 20:24 (edited) bet it’ll be easy for bullies to scratch off the “N” and then they’ll say you love KOX Edited Monday at 20:25 by Deuce Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Strawberry Posted Monday at 20:26 Share Posted Monday at 20:26 1 hour ago, Harry 209 said: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7362611/2026/06/15/newcastle-knox-sponsorship-front-of-shirt/ Can anyone access this? They making it free for everyone until the end of the world cup. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
geordie_b Posted Monday at 20:28 Share Posted Monday at 20:28 3 minutes ago, Deuce said: bet it’ll be easy for bullies to scratch off the “N” and then they’ll say you love KOX or turn the X into a B Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
SAK Posted Monday at 20:30 Share Posted Monday at 20:30 So have sponsors fallen out of love with football if it’s a tough market as described? Whilst entertainment companies and restaurants are struggling as people have less disposable income these weren’t the companies that have historically sponsored football teams (car manufacturers, technology companies, betting companies). Other companies selling essentials are raking in super profits like energy producers, supermarkets and utilities though I guess SHELL or Exxon doesn’t need to advertise their wares. For such a big global brand such as the premier league its strange clubs are struggling to find good sponsorship deals not withstanding the pressure on household finances. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
RS Posted Monday at 20:32 Share Posted Monday at 20:32 You’ll do for me Bonny lad Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harry 209 Posted Monday at 20:34 Share Posted Monday at 20:34 2 minutes ago, SAK said: So have sponsors fallen out of love with football if it’s a tough market as described? Whilst entertainment companies and restaurants are struggling as people have less disposable income these weren’t the companies that have historically sponsored football teams (car manufacturers, technology companies, betting companies). Other companies selling essentials are raking in super profits like energy producers, supermarkets and utilities though I guess SHELL or Exxon doesn’t need to advertise their wares. For such a big global brand such as the premier league its strange clubs are struggling to find good sponsorship deals not withstanding the pressure on household finances. It's a risk for companies to sponsor companies outside the big 5. Who would want to be associate with Burnley, West Ham or Tottenham last season? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
SAK Posted Monday at 20:43 Share Posted Monday at 20:43 @Harry 209 Think Tottenhams existing deal is worth double what our new deal is though I accept Burnley is probably a more harder sell. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harry 209 Posted Monday at 20:44 Share Posted Monday at 20:44 Just now, SAK said: @Harry 209 Think Tottenhams existing deal is worth double what our new deal is though I accept Burnley is probably a more harder sell. It is worth much more and I bet AIA regret it Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Super Duper Branko Strupar Posted Monday at 21:02 Share Posted Monday at 21:02 55 minutes ago, STM said: You are making it difficult for people to whinge. Oh they'll find a way. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
christ Posted Monday at 21:04 Share Posted Monday at 21:04 25 minutes ago, SAK said: So have sponsors fallen out of love with football if it’s a tough market as described? Whilst entertainment companies and restaurants are struggling as people have less disposable income these weren’t the companies that have historically sponsored football teams (car manufacturers, technology companies, betting companies). Other companies selling essentials are raking in super profits like energy producers, supermarkets and utilities though I guess SHELL or Exxon doesn’t need to advertise their wares. For such a big global brand such as the premier league its strange clubs are struggling to find good sponsorship deals not withstanding the pressure on household finances. It’s a buyers market. Front of shirt gambling sponsors inflated the fees clubs could command. Now they’re banned. That’s 11 Premier League clubs hunting for new sponsors. There’ll be very few getting substantially more money from their new partnerships. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheBrownBottle Posted Monday at 21:04 Share Posted Monday at 21:04 (edited) 1 hour ago, gdm said: For those getting upset about the deal Is it £20m p/a FOS + £6m training ground? Or £20m p/a for both? edit: £26m/year average. Not bad in the current market - definitely good that we’ve finally sorted the training sponsorship. More or less keeps us where we were. Edited Monday at 21:07 by TheBrownBottle Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
gjohnson Posted Monday at 21:07 Share Posted Monday at 21:07 22 minutes ago, SAK said: So have sponsors fallen out of love with football if it’s a tough market as described? Whilst entertainment companies and restaurants are struggling as people have less disposable income these weren’t the companies that have historically sponsored football teams (car manufacturers, technology companies, betting companies). Other companies selling essentials are raking in super profits like energy producers, supermarkets and utilities though I guess SHELL or Exxon doesn’t need to advertise their wares. For such a big global brand such as the premier league its strange clubs are struggling to find good sponsorship deals not withstanding the pressure on household finances. Maybe they are just seeing it as not worth it. Do the big sponsors really benefit? Just looking at our own sponsors over the years...did anyone decide to use Virgin Money just because it was on the shirt? Fun88...anyone use it? Wonga...less said the better. SELA....I now know they exist and have something to do with events but that's about it. Never heard of KNOX or seen it on sale anywhere. Then theres the generally creeping ban/taboo on things that are allowed...no more booze sponsors, no tobacco (not so much in football, but certainly F1), payday lenders...not sure if banned, but at least frowned on, upcoming restrictions on gambling sites. That pretty much leaves massive companies that don't really need to advertise, or obscure ones that havent the cash to offer big amounts Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
stozo Posted Monday at 21:16 Share Posted Monday at 21:16 38 minutes ago, SAK said: So have sponsors fallen out of love with football if it’s a tough market as described? Whilst entertainment companies and restaurants are struggling as people have less disposable income these weren’t the companies that have historically sponsored football teams (car manufacturers, technology companies, betting companies). Other companies selling essentials are raking in super profits like energy producers, supermarkets and utilities though I guess SHELL or Exxon doesn’t need to advertise their wares. For such a big global brand such as the premier league its strange clubs are struggling to find good sponsorship deals not withstanding the pressure on household finances. I think it's a lot simpler. Front of shirt has become, in recent years especially, a very expensive investment. The front of shirt market in the Premier League in particular has partially been held up by gambling firms. This year is the first year with a ban on gambling front of shirt, so you're seeing the market deflate as those firms exit. There's also the truth that non-European football and non-London teams will be hit hardest. Non-European football is obvious in that you get fewer matches and less global visibility. The London thing is the fact that getting a premium box that comes with front of shirt is very, very nice perk and can certainly grease the wheels of a deal. You might have certain executives who may be more keen on the deal on the basis they know they'll be able to scoop some good tickets for work contacts, friends and family - the truth is unless you're a North East business, that doesn't hold the same attraction. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Conjo Posted Monday at 21:22 Share Posted Monday at 21:22 47 minutes ago, RS said: You’ll do for me Bonny lad If that's real, that is all we need to know that it's a bullshit company soley created to launder/embezzle/scam/enrich people who should be burned to death.....and spare some change for NUFC. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lush Vlad Posted Monday at 21:22 Share Posted Monday at 21:22 Just now, Conjo said: If that's real, that is all we need to know that it's a bullshit company soley created to launder/embezzle/scam/enrich people who should be burned to death.....and spare some change for NUFC. How many fingers is he holding up? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stifler Posted Monday at 21:45 Share Posted Monday at 21:45 22 minutes ago, Lush Vlad said: How many fingers is he holding up? Could still be real with that inbred cunt. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
RS Posted Monday at 21:56 Share Posted Monday at 21:56 33 minutes ago, Conjo said: If that's real, that is all we need to know that it's a bullshit company soley created to launder/embezzle/scam/enrich people who should be burned to death.....and spare some change for NUFC. Fake. This however: Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harry 209 Posted Monday at 22:17 Share Posted Monday at 22:17 I'm not one to be negative, but.......it seems KNOX hydration is part of this lot: https://ignite.co/ These seem like total douches. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harry 209 Posted Monday at 22:19 Share Posted Monday at 22:19 Essentially we are sponsored by a vape and chewing tobacco corporation Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
FLUMPO235 Posted Monday at 22:22 Share Posted Monday at 22:22 (edited) I mean, out of everything they make, chemical water seems the best of the lot. Edited Monday at 22:23 by FLUMPO235 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheBrownBottle Posted Monday at 22:41 Share Posted Monday at 22:41 44 minutes ago, RS said: Fake. This however: ‘Ah said to Lawrie McMenemy, fuck Barbican - I ownly drink KNOX’ Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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