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seems so little money if we think that's our main sponsor...

There are rumours about 30 million pounds too. Either way, it's not bad.7 million pound is an annual salary of a top class player(Pogba? :). We seem to care about the FFP so extra 7 or 12 million pounds is nice.

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Okay, maybe our fans base and market value are not the largest in the world at the moment, but we're still growing bigger, as other English clubs like MU, Liverpool, Arsenal are stuck (if not decrease because of their current form).

I accept this sponsor amount at the moment, because we are still growing and establish ourselves, so I'm more worried about how long this contract with be. Hopefully not for 5 years or so, as we will be leaving behind by our rivals, in term of amount.

Hoping for 2 or 3 years.

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There are rumours about 30 million pounds too. Either way, it's not bad.7 million pound is an annual salary of a top class player(Pogba? :). We seem to care about the FFP so extra 7 or 12 million pounds is nice.

Not really, it's a very poor deal actually, an extra £7m is nothing.. Gourlay fucked up. This was clearly a case of Samsung just not wanting to stay rather than us finding a better deal.

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Not really, it's a very poor deal actually, an extra £7m is nothing.. Gourlay fucked up. This was clearly a case of Samsung just not wanting to stay rather than us finding a better deal.

As I mentioned earlier in the thread £7 million equates to about 230,000-280,000 shirt sales which is rather substantial.

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Not really, it's a very poor deal actually, an extra £7m is nothing.. Gourlay fucked up. This was clearly a case of Samsung just not wanting to stay rather than us finding a better deal.

You're an expert on these things now are you? Stop embarrassing yourself.

Do you not think the club have been negotiating with various possible sponsors for months to get the best deal, and this will be it. Lets be honest: we're not at Man Utd levels in this regard, we're not going to get a trillion £ a season or whatever.

£25-27m is a significant increase from the current Samsung deal, 35% increase roughly? Cant complain with that.

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From this page of 16, is there any concrete evidence or even a single indication of a deal with either Samsung or other ompanies about a deal?

All i have read is that we should all get rid of Samsung device because of some morbid reason, and that we are somehow harming the image of the club by having Samsung devices, like have Samsung phones, televisiob, DvD players, etc. really matters to Chelsea.

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City will now be getting double what we're gonna get from Turkish Airlines..

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/manchester-city-set-400million-jackpot-4377857#ixzz3FGj4WLBb

£50m per season, corrupt bastards.

£50m includes naming rights for their stadium as well as the training complex, completely different to us getting £25m for shirt sponsor only. If we were to sell naming rights for Cobham and Stamford Bridge (CPO permitting of course), I'm pretty sure we'd be looking at a lot more than £50m a year.

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£50m includes naming rights for their stadium as well as the training complex, completely different to us getting £25m for shirt sponsor only. If we were to sell naming rights for Cobham and Stamford Bridge (CPO permitting of course), I'm pretty sure we'd be looking at a lot more than £50m a year.

Nah, they are also getting extra revenue from separate sponsors for the training complex. In the same exact deal (shirt+stadium) Arsenal only get £30m per season, and they are more established as a brand and have more fans than City.

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Nah, they are also getting extra revenue from separate sponsors for the training complex. In the same exact deal (shirt+stadium) Arsenal only get £30m per season, and they are more established as a brand and have more fans than City.

I think City are seen as having far more potential over the next ten years as a brand than Arsenal because they're far more likely to win things.

Its a good deal for City, but again, we're not going to get those sort of numbers unless we give away naming rights for Cobham and the Bridge.

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I think City are seen as having far more potential over the next ten years as a brand than Arsenal because they're far more likely to win things.

Its a good deal for City, but again, we're not going to get those sort of numbers unless we give away naming rights for Cobham and the Bridge.

Not enough to justify the £20m difference, what it comes down to.. is the fact Etihad are basically from the same family as the City owners, so they are practically sponsoring themselfs.

*That £50m per season does not include the training complex, other companies are coming in for that.*

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Not enough to justify the £20m difference, what it comes down to.. is the fact Etihad are basically from the same family as the City owners, so they are practically sponsoring themselfs.

*That £50m per season does not include the training complex, other companies are coming in for that.*

Clearly making a mockery of FFP. The oil cunts are just putting money on the club indirectly

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Clearly making a mockery of FFP. The oil cunts are just putting money on the club indirectly

I wouldn't exactly say that it's making a mockery of FFP. After all, it was precisely because uefa refused to accept this particular sponsorship as a genuine business relationship that City were sanctioned. If they had been allowed to count the full value of that 'related party' deal in their FFP accounts, City would have passed the FFP test and would have had no problem. uefa did not allow them to count all of it however. Only the part of it which was deemed to be a reasonable commercial value was accepted by the governing body and so City failed FFP.

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I wouldn't exactly say that it's making a mockery of FFP. After all, it was precisely because uefa refused to accept this particular sponsorship as a genuine business relationship that City were sanctioned. If they had been allowed to count the full value of that 'related party' deal in their FFP accounts, City would have passed the FFP test and would have had no problem. uefa did not allow them to count all of it however. Only the part of it which was deemed to be a reasonable commercial value was accepted by the governing body and so City failed FFP.

So the entire sum of £50m from the new sponsorship deal won't be accounted as club revenue? What are the exact figure?

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