Cork Evertonian
Player Valuation: £50m
That's an issue as well but the project was way overbudget in the first place.
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Clueless goggle eyed freak
stretford blue
Player Valuation: £35m
The worst accountant there has ever been
The Emirates naming rights deal was signed in 2013. The thing is, though, stadium naming rights deals really haven't grown much, if any, in value since that point and their deal remains pretty much as high as they go. If you look up the most lucrative deals in place today, you'll find a bunch of capital city clubs that usually play in the champions league, Bayern, and related parties deals. A lot of people out there will speculate stuff like that old trafford's could go for 30M or something, but then those deals never happen.
One of the biggest deals in football was also actually signed in 2013 with Besiktas, 10 year deal with a 5 year option. I'm not sure whether it was the club or the sponsor, but their stadium does not seem to carry the sponsor's name anymore, so it looks like it was not extended and now the stadium has no naming rights sponsor. I'd be shocked if the club turned down free money on this one.
I'll be very happy to be wrong if somebody rolls in with a giant offer, but all signs point to that market not being particularly strong, especially for clubs that aren't in major international hubs and are regularly on the wrong end of the table.
All good points you make. I wonder if we would be allowed a huge illuminated neon advert on the riverside of the stadium lit 365 nights a year? Might bump the price up at least a bit.
The fella should cover every single debt he has accrued and saddled us with.
Then he should pay the balance to finish the stadium
Then he should sell us for £1 to the best people who can take us forward.
And just before he sells us for £1, he should make a public apology to every Evertonian for 2 things.
1. For keeping Kenwright on.
2. For doing his absolute worst and nearly finishing off an institution which has lasted 125 years and been passed through generations
If he did all that, then maybe, just maybe he could walk away with his head held high and we'll call it quits.
Then he should pay the balance to finish the stadium
Then he should sell us for £1 to the best people who can take us forward.
And just before he sells us for £1, he should make a public apology to every Evertonian for 2 things.
1. For keeping Kenwright on.
2. For doing his absolute worst and nearly finishing off an institution which has lasted 125 years and been passed through generations
If he did all that, then maybe, just maybe he could walk away with his head held high and we'll call it quits.
The Blue Watch
Player Valuation: £15m
That would be nice but this charlatan’s probably sipping an expensive whisky in Monaco without a care in the world.
Football, the people’s game.
Of course mate. I know it won't happen but it's what should happen.
Can you imagine being the man who destroys a top flight football club of 125+ years
In Seattle they rebuilt the basketball arena in the mid-90s, and as part of it they basically did exactly that. Key Bank had their giant red logo and name basically all over the top. There was controversy about it because people thought it would dominate the view, which was an issue given that the arena is practically immediately below the most famous structure of the city (the space needle). In the end, for about a year or two people noticed it a little and it faded into the background.
I'd have to bow down to the sports business experts out there on this, but the impression I've gotten is that naming rights values are really tightly tied to some combination of the current success of the club (which is tied to how many games actually get played at the stadium), the size of the city the club is in, and whether people will actually refer to the stadium by that name. I could see a little bump from strategic visual location within the city, plus having the name associated with the ground from its opening (the only way you'll typically get anybody other than TV announcers to call it by the sponsor's name), but all those ones that still don't reach 10M annually also had the naming rights from opening and on an international level (which is what matters here) the other characteristics in this case are far beyond what we have to offer. And even then, a relative lack of growth in this area tells me that corporations are not nearly as interested in this particular sponsorship, especially relative to getting their name on any article clothing with a club's badge.
gotta be someone else wanting us?
the 777 take over as been longer than the appeal lol
the 777 take over as been longer than the appeal lol
2/10
Moshiri buys 49.9% stake in Everton
Everton say Iranian businessman Farhad Moshiri has bought a 49.9% stake in the Goodison Park club.
www.bbc.co.uk
happy anniversary lord farquad
8 years wow so many memories
looking forward to what the next 8 years bring
In that time we have had 8 permanent managers and 2 caretaker managers.