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Originally Posted By: sixtiesred
Originally Posted By: Carheex
Originally Posted By: sixtiesred
why do you think sky, foxtel etc pay so much for the tv rites just to be good for the game and give us money ! no because they know a sh1t load of advertisers will pay what ever price they put on there advertising packages to be on when the prem league games are played our game is an immense source of exposure for companies we underestimate the pulling power of the prem league for advertisers they love it to death because it gives them what they want!


Sky represents/has access to every club in the prem though, plus the biggest sports stars and events in the world. If an advertiser doesn't want to pay Sky's rates they are screwed. If an advertiser doesn't want to pay LFC's rates there are plenty of other clubs/sports available that offer more 'bang for their buck'. Either way, they would still be on Sky even if they chose to affiliate themselves with Stoke instead. We aren't 'relevant' enough these days to dictate in the manner that you are suggesting.


nah you dont det it sorry


It's YOU that doesn't 'det it'. I've read your posts and they are the ramblings of a madman. Your ideas are poorly thought through and show a total lack of understanding for english football, english fans, commercialism, and marketing in general.

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It's not my job to come up with marketing ideas for the club! And thankfully, it's not yours either, or we'd be up to our necks in dog dirt.

Warrior are trying to affiliate with Man Utd for their next kit deal and are prepared to pay 20% more than they pay us. What's your strategy for this one? tell them we want the same money or they can fvck off?

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Originally Posted By: Carheex
It's not my job to come up with marketing ideas for the club! And thankfully, it's not yours either, or we'd be up to our necks in dog dirt.

Warrior are trying to affiliate with Man Utd for their next kit deal and are prepared to pay 20% more than they pay us. What's your strategy for this one? tell them we want the same money or they can fvck off?


Interesting just what I was saying on the other thread we are not going to be attractive to future sponsors being the long termd seventh other eighth placed club we are the new Newcastle utd but double their ticket prices based on something we did thirty years ago.


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New owners won't help our situation. No matter how wealthy 'we' become we can only spend X% of our turnover. Therefore we need to reduce overheads and increase income. This is being currently addressed with lower contracts for players and increased ticket prices (though it remains to be seen whether the first team squad will see the benefits of the added revenue or whether it will be going into JH's back pocket).

The best long term strategy for us is to ground share a new purpose built stadium with everton. I can't see any other way for us to get back in to the top 4 (which is the first step at boosting revenue further for a shot at the title.....in 2018)

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Originally Posted By: Carheex
New owners won't help our situation. No matter how wealthy 'we' become we can only spend X% of our turnover. Therefore we need to reduce overheads and increase income. This is being currently addressed with lower contracts for players and increased ticket prices (though it remains to be seen whether the first team squad will see the benefits of the added revenue or whether it will be going into JH's back pocket).

The best long term strategy for us is to ground share a new purpose built stadium with everton. I can't see any other way for us to get back in to the top 4 (which is the first step at boosting revenue further for a shot at the title.....in 2018)


A new owner can build us a new stadium with his own money though, and with more seat capacity, our turnover will grow. Such investments do not count in FFP. Agree with the ground share anyway if we do not get an ownwer to build us a stadium.

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Sole ownership of a stadium makes no sense and I can't understand why more teams don't do it. With groundshare, we split all the development costs and split all the running costs, thereby reducing overheads. What's the point in having 'our own' stadium?

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