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Stadium Naming Rights / Press Conference [Merged]
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S04
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Re: Stadium Naming Rights
You got a link to that?
alera said:It can't happen unless city buy the stadium. Sports England and mcc have made it clear they won't allow naming rights under current ownership structure.
This has all been covered before and is in the public domain.
You got a link to that?
A Manchester Council spokesman declined to comment on whether the council would get a share of the naming rights deal.. BBC
tolmie's hairdoo
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Re: Stadium Naming Rights
This is incorrect. City don't want to buy the stadium for very good reasons.
A renegotiation of the lease took place in early January, with consents from all of the above parties.
In return for a naming rights consensus, City will pay £3m a year rent, also currently eradicating the percentage of gate receipts payable over 34,000.
City have over 200 years left on this particular lease, that's a lot of £3m a year, and everybody knows it.
And that's before we add real value in terms of stadium redevelopment and surrounding areas.
Another reason why we have been 'granted' naming rights.
alera said:It can't happen unless city buy the stadium. Sports England and mcc have made it clear they won't allow naming rights under current ownership structure.
This has all been covered before and is in the public domain.
This is incorrect. City don't want to buy the stadium for very good reasons.
A renegotiation of the lease took place in early January, with consents from all of the above parties.
In return for a naming rights consensus, City will pay £3m a year rent, also currently eradicating the percentage of gate receipts payable over 34,000.
City have over 200 years left on this particular lease, that's a lot of £3m a year, and everybody knows it.
And that's before we add real value in terms of stadium redevelopment and surrounding areas.
Another reason why we have been 'granted' naming rights.
blueyorkie
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Re: Stadium Naming Rights
Agreements have been reached with all interested parties to allow us to sell the naming rights.
alera said:It can't happen unless city buy the stadium. Sports England and mcc have made it clear they won't allow naming rights under current ownership structure.
This has all been covered before and is in the public domain.
Agreements have been reached with all interested parties to allow us to sell the naming rights.
itsnevereasy
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Re: Stadium Naming Rights
With bacon and chilli cheese bites
Prestwich_Blue said:The Burger King Double Whopper With Cheese Stadium has a certain je ne sais quoi, don't you think?
With bacon and chilli cheese bites
onegoodram
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Re: Stadium Naming Rights
the stadium has not got a recognised name so to rename it would give a better identity and bring in money.
But I would say sod the money and go for UNICEF
it would raise our profile instantly.
the stadium has not got a recognised name so to rename it would give a better identity and bring in money.
But I would say sod the money and go for UNICEF
it would raise our profile instantly.
jamielowndes
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Re: Stadium Naming Rights
McDonalds Field @ Coca-Cola Stadium has a nice family feel to it.
McDonalds Field @ Coca-Cola Stadium has a nice family feel to it.
grunge
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Re: Stadium Naming Rights
I'll have a punt at "E.S.P.N Stadium"
I'll have a punt at "E.S.P.N Stadium"