Puma - £650M shirt deal confirmed

Sir Joe Aguero said:
Us - £12mil Nike/£40mil Etihad
Chelsea - £60mil Nike/£40mil Yokohama
United - £75mil Adidas/£53mil Chevrolet

Considering we have Pep, play beautiful football, dicked the league and have all these sister clubs across the world, we really need to push for higher sponsorship deals. Spurs get £30mil from Nike; is that because of all the trophies they've won or because of the 'local lad' Harry Kane's marketing appeal?
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Would imagine it comes down to who sells the most shirts... Spurs have a pretty massive supporter base for the size of the club. Average attendance was 67k last season despite playing at Wembley every week, which as you'll know is a pain in the arse to get to and fair bit further to get to if you actually live in the Tottenham area. All good and well playing amazing football and winning trophies if no one buys the shirt.

That said, you see a lot more City shirts in London these days. They have their own section in the Nike Store on Oxford St and the tacky tourist shops always have knock-offs of the home kit on sale alongside the London clubs, Utd, Liverpool, Barca & Real. Was watching a bit of the Kent v Essex T20 cricket yesterday on TV and saw a couple of City shirts in the crowd.
 
Get ready for skin tight shirts, white sleeves, blue shorts, stripy socks and a load of other wacky “innovations” that Puma come up with.

Mundo Deportivo reporting it’s the biggest sports sponsorship deal in the world, so that’s great from a commercial point of view. Be difficult for the Fake News’ers to say Puma is an Abu Dhabi puppet.

If you’re reading this Puma; sky blue shirt, WHITE SHORTS and blue socks, either sky or navy. Nothing else. Ever. And we’ll all get along just fine :-)
 
Can't believe people are happy about this, Puma make awful shirt designs and the players won't look as nice as they do in the Nike kits. Just look at arsenal's last kits with puma, no where near as good as ours with Nike. Would've much preferred a renewed and better deal with Nike.
 
Shaelumstash said:
Get ready for skin tight shirts, white sleeves, blue shorts, stripy socks and a load of other wacky “innovations” that Puma come up with.

Mundo Deportivo reporting it’s the biggest sports sponsorship deal in the world, so that’s great from a commercial point of view. Be difficult for the Fake News’ers to say Puma is an Abu Dhabi puppet.

If you’re reading this Puma; sky blue shirt, WHITE SHORTS and blue socks, either sky or navy. Nothing else. Ever. And we’ll all get along just fine :-)
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Agree with that last bit.
 
Shaelumstash said:
Get ready for skin tight shirts, white sleeves, blue shorts, stripy socks and a load of other wacky “innovations” that Puma come up with.

Mundo Deportivo reporting it’s the biggest sports sponsorship deal in the world, so that’s great from a commercial point of view. Be difficult for the Fake News’ers to say Puma is an Abu Dhabi puppet.

If you’re reading this Puma; sky blue shirt, WHITE SHORTS and blue socks, either sky or navy. Nothing else. Ever. And we’ll all get along just fine :-)
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Nothing wrong with blue shorts.....

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:-)
 
I find it strange that Nike haven’t tried to offer us a more appropriate deal tbh.

It’s obviously an unprecedented deal if it includes all the cfg (minus NYC due to mls deal with Adidas)

Good on us for seeking a better deal
 
hawkhurst said:
Would imagine it comes down to who sells the most shirts... Spurs have a pretty massive supporter base for the size of the club. Average attendance was 67k last season despite playing at Wembley every week, which as you'll know is a pain in the arse to get to and fair bit further to get to if you actually live in the Tottenham area. All good and well playing amazing football and winning trophies if no one buys the shirt.

That said, you see a lot more City shirts in London these days. They have their own section in the Nike Store on Oxford St and the tacky tourist shops always have knock-offs of the home kit on sale alongside the London clubs, Utd, Liverpool, Barca & Real. Was watching a bit of the Kent v Essex T20 cricket yesterday on TV and saw a couple of City shirts in the crowd.
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No it doesn't
Manufacturers will not recoup sponsorship on sales of a team kit. It's all about advertising the brand and the manufacturer makes money from all the other products it has manufactured.
As we are now one of the most watched football teams in the world we should be at least be on parity with Chelsea
 
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