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Everton: A Vision for the Future
You would expect whoever negotiated [Everton's shirt] sponsorship deal [with Chang] that any advertising, labels, packaging a certain percentage would have to feature Everton in some shape or form in order to push forward (I hate this word but the club have been using it a lot recently) our 'brand'. This obviously is not the case... The deal itself ... expires at the end of next season; £4 million pound per season is a very poor return for a consistent top 8/6 side.» Read the full article at Footy Scene
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2 Posted 31/05/2013 at 07:45:10
It really wouldn't have been too difficult for Everton to appoint a locally-based agency to manage that relationship and develop it further - i.e. drive the value of the partnership up. Something I know was suggested to them a few years back.
3 Posted 31/05/2013 at 13:30:20
The marketing/ executives team at Everton is a joke. It is high time for a change, we deserve more than £4 million a year.
The time that this contract was signed we were on a upward climb; because of the long-term contract with Kitbag and Chang, we have missed out on the cash rain.
Everton need to be running shirt sales and taking the full profit themselves and not outsource it to others such as Kitbag. When will Robert Elstone take charge of this club and build it up again?
4 Posted 31/05/2013 at 16:06:34
"When will Robert Elstone take charge of this club and build it up again?"
Robert Elstone? BK's yes-man? What will he do that BK hasn't?
5 Posted 01/06/2013 at 09:10:38
I'm hoping that all that merchandise they have with the 'old' crest might make it's way out here as freebies.
6 Posted 02/06/2013 at 03:43:58
Aside to audience; ' Can't somebody sort these tossers out '
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1 Posted 31/05/2013 at 07:35:10