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Why? Cos its bloody profitable. Apart from the Beeb who don't like advertising, everyone else would know the stadium as the ''insert sponsor's name here'' St Mary's stadium, and whilst the name is not synopsimous with the football club, would it really matter?

 

Whore the club out... Does it matter how we make money now?

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Well "The Friends Provident St Mary's Stadium" was refered to as "St Mary's" by almost every media organistation out there, hence Flybe didn't take it up when they became our primary sponsor.

 

It would have to be, "The Flybe Stadium" or nothing.

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Regretting it now, no doubt.

 

Why?

 

Southampton are all over the media and there's talk of a full house on Saturday. Flybe wouldn't have paid all the sponsorship money up front. If we go under they will just stop paying us and walk away.

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Well, with my knowledge of stadium sponsorship naming rights, its not a pittance. My example - Wycombe Wanderers, without a massive story, in 2002 the club was desperate for a sponsor and offered naming rights as part of the package, which was bought by Causeway Technologies for £250k. The shirt sponsorship deal the club did was only worth circa £120,000 with Loans.co.uk

 

Every little helps..

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Why? Cos its bloody profitable. Apart from the Beeb who don't like advertising, everyone else would know the stadium as the ''insert sponsor's name here'' St Mary's stadium, and whilst the name is not synopsimous with the football club, would it really matter?

 

Whore the club out... Does it matter how we make money now?

 

We should hand the stadium back fullstop to pay off some of the debt,

play at staplewood or the common till we can afford to re-build a dell ;)

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Well, with my knowledge of stadium sponsorship naming rights, its not a pittance. My example - Wycombe Wanderers, without a massive story, in 2002 the club was desperate for a sponsor and offered naming rights as part of the package, which was bought by Causeway Technologies for £250k. The shirt sponsorship deal the club did was only worth circa £120,000 with Loans.co.uk

 

Every little helps..

 

But everyone still calls Wycombe Wanderers' ground Adams Park - even the egg chasers!

 

Frank Adams was a former player, administrator and patron of WW.

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If we dropped the St Marys it could work, much like Arsenals Emirates Stadium might not be worth much but for a couple of hundred K I wouldn't mind us playing at the Flybe Arena or even the Durex dump provided they stump up some readies.

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