Muggins
Player Valuation: £60m
Thats what i was going to say, and if not, then USM need to be sorting a 50m deal out so Everton don't need to worry about selling Lukaku.
Can't believe I just wrote that.
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Thats what i was going to say, and if not, then USM need to be sorting a 50m deal out so Everton don't need to worry about selling Lukaku.
Can't believe I just wrote that.
BinglyBlue
Player Valuation: £500k
Anything but a betting or payday loan company, record fee for us should be enviable
Exeter Gently
Player Valuation: £2.5m
when does our contract run out with Chang?
Sweeneytoad
Player Valuation: £2.5m
I imagine 1st June
Hafnia - the brand is making a comeback apparently. Bring it on!
Toffeemeister
Player Valuation: £8m
Sony would be nice !
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
No gambling sites should be on any football kit, nevermind ours.
Panaphonics
Agreed.
Agreed and I think Joey Barton would agree
As an aside , the sky sports app does my head in with all the links to sky bet
Canuck Darryl
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Online gambling company Fruity King has reportedly emerged as the front runner in the race to become Everton FC’s new shirt sponsor and they could be poised to agree what would be the biggest shirt sponsorship deal in the Toffees’ history.
Everton’s current shirt sponsorship deal with Thai beer company Chang is due to expire at the end of the season and the Premier League side are reportedly already “in talks” with Fruity King over a deal worth up to £22million.
The mobile casino brand has previously been in talks with the SPFL over sponsorship of the four senior leagues for £1.75million a year (as revealed by the Daily Record) but they subsequently lost out to Ladbrokes.
Fruity King have also previously been linked with becoming the main shirt sponsor of Celtic but again fell short to DafaBet.
A Fruity King spokesperson confirmed talks with Everton by stating: “We’re discussing a potential partnership with several clubs. Everton is a world-class organisation. We’re working hard behind the scenes and hope to finalise a deal in the near future. I’ve got a good feeling we can thrash out a new deal”
Everton were taken over by billionaire Farhad Moshiri earlier this year and the Iranian businessman is planning to transform the Toffees into a team which consistently challenges for Champions League football.
The increased spending power means that Everton have become to be a more attractive destination for a number of players and the club also seem to have managed to attract sponsors with their new found ambition, as evidenced by Fruity King’s reported deal with the Merseyside based outfit.
On Fruity King’s website it has been stated they are a “one stop destination for online mobile casino gaming needs” and the potential deal would prove to be a landmark for both the company as well as Everton.
Everton’s current shirt sponsorship deal with Thai beer company Chang is due to expire at the end of the season and the Premier League side are reportedly already “in talks” with Fruity King over a deal worth up to £22million.
The mobile casino brand has previously been in talks with the SPFL over sponsorship of the four senior leagues for £1.75million a year (as revealed by the Daily Record) but they subsequently lost out to Ladbrokes.
Fruity King have also previously been linked with becoming the main shirt sponsor of Celtic but again fell short to DafaBet.
A Fruity King spokesperson confirmed talks with Everton by stating: “We’re discussing a potential partnership with several clubs. Everton is a world-class organisation. We’re working hard behind the scenes and hope to finalise a deal in the near future. I’ve got a good feeling we can thrash out a new deal”
Everton were taken over by billionaire Farhad Moshiri earlier this year and the Iranian businessman is planning to transform the Toffees into a team which consistently challenges for Champions League football.
The increased spending power means that Everton have become to be a more attractive destination for a number of players and the club also seem to have managed to attract sponsors with their new found ambition, as evidenced by Fruity King’s reported deal with the Merseyside based outfit.
On Fruity King’s website it has been stated they are a “one stop destination for online mobile casino gaming needs” and the potential deal would prove to be a landmark for both the company as well as Everton.
JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
Never heard of them.Online gambling company Fruity King has reportedly emerged as the front runner in the race to become Everton FC’s new shirt sponsor and they could be poised to agree what would be the biggest shirt sponsorship deal in the Toffees’ history.
Everton’s current shirt sponsorship deal with Thai beer company Chang is due to expire at the end of the season and the Premier League side are reportedly already “in talks” with Fruity King over a deal worth up to £22million.
The mobile casino brand has previously been in talks with the SPFL over sponsorship of the four senior leagues for £1.75million a year (as revealed by the Daily Record) but they subsequently lost out to Ladbrokes.
Fruity King have also previously been linked with becoming the main shirt sponsor of Celtic but again fell short to DafaBet.
A Fruity King spokesperson confirmed talks with Everton by stating: “We’re discussing a potential partnership with several clubs. Everton is a world-class organisation. We’re working hard behind the scenes and hope to finalise a deal in the near future. I’ve got a good feeling we can thrash out a new deal”
Everton were taken over by billionaire Farhad Moshiri earlier this year and the Iranian businessman is planning to transform the Toffees into a team which consistently challenges for Champions League football.
The increased spending power means that Everton have become to be a more attractive destination for a number of players and the club also seem to have managed to attract sponsors with their new found ambition, as evidenced by Fruity King’s reported deal with the Merseyside based outfit.
On Fruity King’s website it has been stated they are a “one stop destination for online mobile casino gaming needs” and the potential deal would prove to be a landmark for both the company as well as Everton.
Why do we seem persistent in going down the gambling route for a sponsor?
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