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Damaging the United "Brand"
Before the Summer there were concerns from the club the effects that the G&G protest against the Glazers would effect "the brand Manchester United". This is in relations to potential sponsorships and current club sponsors.
While match day the club are struggling to shift tickets, if the protest is once again to pick up pace do we need to look at the brand United rather than protesting just against the Glazers? Publically attacking the sponsors could cause some issues for the Glazers both now and long term attracting new sponsors. Also isn't there agreements setup with these company's and is there a potential fine in place if the club promotes them in the wrong way damanaging there public image? While it wouldn't be the clubs fault, the simple fact that alot of these sponsors could take a look at the issue with supporters could be a big step. Right now alot of them know they are protected in regards to how they are presented, but we could change that. If you remember the banners against Milan, they had a real coverage all over the world because of the impact it had that game and showed that the protest was picking up pace. Imagine having banners simular but publically damaging AON, Audi, Turkish Airlines etc all of which pay United a good amount of money every year. What your thoughts? |
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I keyed an A3 last night, hth
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Speaking of brands...
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I just phoned Eon up and called them @#%&!s. Ended up with combined gas and electric.
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is it time to start sending pizzas, skips and taxis again?
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Below is a list of commercial partners of Manchester United and the products and services they are likely to offer to Manchester United customers.
AIG: Insurance & MU branded financial services products worldwide AIG Direct: UK Motor, Home & Travel insurance. Anheuser Busch: Alcoholic beverages Bharti Airtel: Telecommunications Services Britannia: Investment, savings and mortgage products Co-operative Group: Travel products & services Diageo: Alcoholic beverages GlaxoSmithKline: Sports drink (Lucozade Sport) Haymarket Publishing: Publishing services Hublot: Watches Hutchison Whampoa: Mobile Telecommunications Services Key103: Radio broadcast services Kumho Tires: Tyres MBNA: UK credit card & UK loans MUML: Licensed merchandise including souvenirs, collectables, clothing & general household goods Nike: Sportswear and sporting goods Ocean Finance: UK Personal Loans Paul Smith: Clothing Saudi Telecom: Telecommunications Services Seoul Metropolitan: Destination The Quays: Tourist Destinations Viagogo: Ticket exchange services Volkswagen Group: Audi motor cars |
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AIG have gone as well EDIT: I'm off to £#%&! up Mike Toolan at Key103 |
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who's going to the march before the spurs game? |
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Ocean Finance is probably gone now. It's owned by AIG.
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) is still around.
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classic
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seem to remember flashmobbing vodafone and nike was it? (it was funny)
we closed the shops for the day and got tons of publicity- money talks my friends and bullshit walks |
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think there are plans, but most effort is being put into the march right now
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start burning stuff and turning up at people houses and shit whose for throwing a pigs head on the pitch |
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