Some big gaudy American brand no doubt. Raid shadow legends and manscape are funny at least. It’ll probably be Amazon or something
United shopping for a shirt sponsor
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I loved the Vodafone one
Hasbro. Always wanted to be sponsored by My Little Pony.
HP? They’ve sponsored Spurs before I think.
Wish it was Haribo.
Well, given my hatred to Hertz and their fecking useless service it's probably them.
We've been pony for years
Chinese appliance manufacturer? Asking because we were linked with them a while back.
Didn't want to say that.We've been pony for years
Didn't realise that.I remember when Spurs were sponsored by Pony
sorry!!!
Hewlett Packard are surely hardware rather than software?
Sure as long as it was a plain white Angry Birds logo the fashionistas in our fan base wouldn't care would they?You still watch the team +60 times a season I presume? You honestly don't care if we played with, say, Angry Birds as our fecking main sponsor just because you won't be buying it?
Once they Pony up the cash, hopefully it can help Transform the club after nearly a decade of Woodplop Nerfing the brand to the point where we're no longer a virtual Monopoly.
Definitely sounds like that's what the DM commenter is implying. I was thinking Oracle until I saw the H thing.
If only. I don't think Woodflub's smart enough to even think of it let alone pull it off.
Can you imagine billions of young people worldwide thinking of MUFC everytime they bit into a sweet gummy bear/worm.
Haier is the Chinese company that was linked with the shirt sponsorship. Heard it could be a tech company or a multinational conglomerate.
TB12
There was a whole thread about that a while back. News broke out that they signed some crazy record breaking deal with us, but then they quickly came out and denied it.
Why are you shouting?
Hubspot
Logo is straightforward text, only the O in 'spot' is rather an ugly-looking spiked design.
But if the software company begins with H, then it can literally only be Hubspot. They are turning over hundreds of mill a year, are one of the fastest growing companies in America, let alone software companies. No other software company from the US could possibly afford 70 m a year for a sponsorship/marketing cost.
Logo is straightforward text, only the O in 'spot' is rather an ugly-looking spiked design.
But if the software company begins with H, then it can literally only be Hubspot. They are turning over hundreds of mill a year, are one of the fastest growing companies in America, let alone software companies. No other software company from the US could possibly afford 70 m a year for a sponsorship/marketing cost.
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Yeah, remember that now. If Haier does turn out to be the new partner, I can then understand why they denied it at the time (exclusive renewal time-frame for Chevrolet but they were never going to renew so the club has been searching for a new partner for well over a two years now.)
Tesla would look Class
Pornhub would be hilarious
sorry to you too
Haier
Don't even think Hubspot can afford what it'd cost tbh. Their revenues in 2020 were $883 million. Would they spend nearly 10% of that on a shirt logo sponsorship?
To put in perspective here's some revenues of other companies:
- Salesforce - $17.1 B
- Chevrolet - $122.49 B
- Amazon - $386.1 B
We may win something
Apple would look great, but they wouldn’t associate themselves with mediocrity
Tiktok would look real swagalicious.
Apparently it's Hornpub
Saucy!
Bet? I have one of their shitty tablets
First post I have seen from you and it hasn’t left a good impression.
Wha'?
Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon have 500bn in the bank or something between them. They could all buy the fecking club twenty times over! Hubspot have literally never made a year-on-year profit.
Playstation
Honeywell....
To be fair, I think he meant only software company beginning with H.Wha'?
Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon have 500bn in the bank or something between them. They could all buy the fecking club twenty times over! Hubspot have literally never made a year-on-year profit.