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Go fuck yourselves FSG

Neil G

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Controversial to many on here but I think they've been good owners. Some real shady cunts tried to buy us from Tom & Jerry.   FSG came in, stabilised us, kept us at Anfield and redevelop

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Based on replies to my tweet about this, the defence seems to be that because the club pays tax they're entitled to do this. Another argument is that there are wealthier businesses doing the same and

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Same old cuck banging the FSG drum. Shame the French coppers didn’t give him a good kicking.

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36 minutes ago, Bad Red Bull said:

Wow, double than what Western Union were paying. 

According to the Echo, the WU deal increased each year so it started at just over 5m but ended up at 8m. It seems WU were willing to continue but not increase the money.

 

Once again, a very good deal for the club done by the marketing side.

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48 minutes ago, SlugTrail said:

Isn't that what Everton get for their full kit sponsor. 

They get less...

 

Everton have agreed a three-year kit deal with the Danish sportswear company Hummel worth in the region of £9m per season.

 

The club have been supplied by Umbro since 2014 but exercised an option to change manufacturers after one year of their latest agreement. The Umbro deal had been worth £4m-£5m per year.

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51 minutes ago, Doctor Troy said:

Possibly. I know that our training kit deal is more than their actual kit deal.

 

But they are going to sell 10 million shirts in Colombia now with all their new Hamez fans.

Is the their star player in Colombia? We should send our scouts to uncover the next Colombian superstar and sign him. Make a huge big deal out of it as well claiming he will be a Ballon D'Or winner under Klopp etc. Imagine the fuuuuuuume. Most of them would boycott beak and probably get back on the smack with Catherintherye 

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5 minutes ago, Bad Red Bull said:

They get less...

 

Everton have agreed a three-year kit deal with the Danish sportswear company Hummel worth in the region of £9m per season.

 

The club have been supplied by Umbro since 2014 but exercised an option to change manufacturers after one year of their latest agreement. The Umbro deal had been worth £4m-£5m per year.

It was a record kit deal for them, and at the time they were gloating about how good they were at getting this deal. Compared to a lot of teams in the league it isn't that good. 

 

Also, they fucked umbro off the year before thinking they were going to get a better deal elsewhere only to find no one else was interested. They ended up going back to umbro for a one year deal and for less money than before.

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9 minutes ago, Bad Red Bull said:

They get less...

 

Everton have agreed a three-year kit deal with the Danish sportswear company Hummel worth in the region of £9m per season.

 

The club have been supplied by Umbro since 2014 but exercised an option to change manufacturers after one year of their latest agreement. The Umbro deal had been worth £4m-£5m per year.

I was on about Cazoo 

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18 minutes ago, Bad Red Bull said:

A sleeve sponsor is not gonna give them more than a full kit manufacturer anyway

Online car platform Cazoo has signed a deal to become the main partner and shirt sponsor of Premier League football club, Everton.

The sponsorship deal, widely reported to be worth £29m over three years, is said to be the largest non-betting deal in the Premiership, will take effect from the end of the current season

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43 minutes ago, SlugTrail said:

Online car platform Cazoo has signed a deal to become the main partner and shirt sponsor of Premier League football club, Everton.

The sponsorship deal, widely reported to be worth £29m over three years, is said to be the largest non-betting deal in the Premiership, will take effect from the end of the current season

Woohoo... An Everton first?

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3 hours ago, SlugTrail said:

Online car platform Cazoo has signed a deal to become the main partner and shirt sponsor of Premier League football club, Everton.

The sponsorship deal, widely reported to be worth £29m over three years, is said to be the largest non-betting deal in the Premiership, will take effect from the end of the current season

9.5ml a year for main shirt sponser?

 

If so how are they claiming its the biggest non betting deal in the league

Surely its training shirt

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50 minutes ago, Lee909 said:

9.5ml a year for main shirt sponser?

 

If so how are they claiming its the biggest non betting deal in the league

Surely its training shirt

https://www-liverpoolecho-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-cazoo-understanding-clubs-new-18390387.amp?amp_js_v=a6&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#aoh=16046030917596&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From %1%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.liverpoolecho.co.uk%2Fsport%2Ffootball%2Ffootball-news%2Feverton-cazoo-understanding-clubs-new-18390387

 

Try this one then.

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5 hours ago, SlugTrail said:

Online car platform Cazoo has signed a deal to become the main partner and shirt sponsor of Premier League football club, Everton.

The sponsorship deal, widely reported to be worth £29m over three years, is said to be the largest non-betting deal in the Premiership, will take effect from the end of the current season

Whoever wrote that bit about biggest non betting deal in the PL didnt do their homework considering only 8 teams in the PL have a betting company as their main shirt sponsor.

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