bluemoon32
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Yes me , imagine going into Asda and asking to buy a snap dragon ? Wonder what's in it for the firms ?I just noticed their new sponsor is Snapdragon. Does anyone else think it's weird (similar to Chelsea) that certain clubs are getting big sponsorship deals from companies that don't actually sell things directly to the consumer? I mean you can't buy anything off Snapdragon, they just make parts for phones. Their customers are Samsung, LG, Oppo, etc, not your average normal bloke in zebra pants.
It'd be like being sponsored by the company that makes the drum in your washing machine. I wonder how many of these sponsorships are sound business decisions, and how many are some rag high up in a company with a marketing budget who fancies meeting Ryan Giggs and getting a free box in Old Trafford.
cometh the hour, cometh the Van horse face.Although Ten Hag signed a new contract in the summer there is no doubt that his is still under enormous pressure to get results.
There performance against Fulham was not totally convincing scraping a 1-0 win & with Brighton & Liverpool to come he needs points on the board.
If they loose these two games I think the pressure from the media, fans & board will force Ratcliffe to make changes.
True. Howard Webb is going to have his work cut out for him this season if the rags are even going to make the top half of the table.Although Ten Hag signed a new contract in the summer there is no doubt that his is still under enormous pressure to get results.
There performance against Fulham was not totally convincing scraping a 1-0 win & with Brighton & Liverpool to come he needs points on the board.
If they loose these two games I think the pressure from the media, fans & board will force Ratcliffe to make changes.
Maureen is still earning a living on his past record with the last seven years winning one crappy European trophy.True. Howard Webb is going to have his work cut out for him this season if the rags are even going to make the top half of the table.
Although I only saw the brief highlights (highlight?) of their Fulham game I thought they looked a bit disorganised, running around in circles. Their tactics are either very very basic (hoofball) or they are trying to be too clever for themselves and fucking it up, either way Ten-Bob is not going to be around for much longer because the money men will want their pockets filling.
And if he's gone by Christmas who's going to replace him? Waistcoat's awful reign has frightened them off, I think. So that leaves them with a journeyman as their only option - Maureen, again. He would go back, of that I'm sure: if only for the millions he would make again, and of course the tabloid exposure it would get him. I'm pretty sure he would like one last crack at Pep as well - where he would fail miserably.
He's another that I just don't get the admiration people have for him. He hasn't exactly set the footballing world alight with tactics and his game plans. Did reasonably well in his early days at Southampton, but maybe started to believe in his own hype? Since then he's been on a downward trajectory, sacked by everyone.I personally think they will look at Pochettino.
I hope Brighton put them back in their box today.