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AIA to become Tottenham Hotspur's new principal partner

Discussion in 'Tottenham Hotspur' started by KingHotspur, Feb 13, 2014.

  1. notsosmartspur

    notsosmartspur Well-Known Member

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    Our corporate investors/customers will be introduced at pre-match dinners for a start. Even EL is still advertising on TV in Europe.
     
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  2. The RDBD

    The RDBD Well-Known Member

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    If it works, it works. That ignorants like me don't understand why it works, is moot.
    I would just like to hear a genuine say-so from someone in the trade.
     
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  3. notsosmartspur

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    It has more to do with 'meet n greets', the shirt logo isn't the only advertising vehicle the companies rely on, its way more far reaching than that. AIA can also access more in the US via Joe Lewis. Thats how it all works mate, wheels of industry an all that!
     
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  4. littleDinosaurLuke

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    The second finest insurance company in the world. A bit more money for Spurs, and I'll say they're the finest.
     
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  6. Spurm

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    Monkey ball monkey
     
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  7. The RDBD

    The RDBD Well-Known Member

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    "Thats how it all works mate, wheels of industry an all that!"

    If their sponsorship gets them the ROI they desire, good for them (and Spurs) .
    Just that to industry outsiders, it never looks on paper like they stand a chance of
    even getting their money back.
     
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