Stadium Naming Rights?

[Red Chilli]

It doesn't matter that we are not a London Club IMO when it comes down to how much we will get for the naming rights.

The important thing is that the name will be mentioned very much in the media and in connection to Liverpool FC one of the most famous clubs in the World.

The naming rights are not like a shirt sponsorship when the team travels all over the world. Arsenal's stadium is in the capital, where a majority of business in the UK is focussed. Everyone in that huge city will see "The Emirates stadium" every day.
Anfield area is very much dependant on LFC for it to survive, it's not a thriving metropolis.

[Red Chilli]

It's a nice idea AF but if we get 100 million for the naming rights then I think that would be a very good piece of business indeed.

[AFII]

We are the dominant club in the City and that's also a plus.

It wouldn't surprise me if they already have agreed a deal with a big company.

[livvy145]

We are the dominant club in the City and that's also a plus.

It wouldn't surprise me if they already have agreed a deal with a big company.

I wouldn't be surprised if it's Adidas.

[SouthAfricaRed]

The naming rights are not like a shirt sponsorship when the team travels all over the world. Arsenal's stadium is in the capital, where a majority of business in the UK is focussed. Everyone in that huge city will see "The Emirates stadium" every day.
Anfield area is very much dependant on LFC for it to survive, it's not a thriving metropolis.

But surely the Television exposure is far more important than the Local people seeing the stadium?

[SouthAfricaRed]

I wouldn't be surprised if it's Adidas.

Adidas as Stadium, Shirt and Kit sponsors.

That is the Rumour I heard a few months ago from someone at Adidas

[Red Chilli]

But surely the Television exposure is far more important than the Local people seeing the stadium?

I'm no expert, but I wasn't just talking about local people, I was talking about MAJOR businesses visiting London, major political figures visiting London.
That's quite good advertising for an Airline.

[SouthAfricaRed]

I'm no expert, but I wasn't just talking about local people, I was talking about MAJOR businesses visiting London, major political figures visiting London.
That's quite good advertising for an Airline.

Yes, but I know it's the Emirates Stadium and I havent even been to London

[Red Chilli]

Yes, but I know it's the Emirates Stadium and I havent even been to London

But you're a football fan

[SouthAfricaRed]

But you're a football fan

That's why I never Fly Emirates or Use Vodaphone

But I dont drink Carlsberg either

[Mattshark]

That's why I never Fly Emirates or Use Vodaphone

But I dont drink Carlsberg either

Don't blame you, it is crap.

[Johnny]

I wouldn't be surprised if it's Adidas.

Alot of companies can outbid Adidas,ie Coca cola.they are favouries with Paddy Power at the moment.

[kurtangle01]

Gillett said today that if selling the naming rights of the stadium meant that thew club could afford a top class player every season on top of the allocated transfer funds then it would be worth while. That seems like a pretty decent deal to me. At the end of the day the new stadium will be known amongst LFC fans as Stanley Park or Anfield 2 or whatever and not the KY Jelly Arena or whatever it will be called.

[livvy145]

Gillett said today that if selling the naming rights of the stadium meant that thew club could afford a top class player every season on top of the allocated transfer funds then it would be worth while. That seems like a pretty decent deal to me. At the end of the day the new stadium will be known amongst LFC fans as Stanley Park or Anfield 2 or whatever and not the KY Jelly Arena or whatever it will be called.

Calling it the KY Jelly Arena would definitely ease any friction.

[rushscored4]

Gillett said today that if selling the naming rights of the stadium meant that thew club could afford a top class player every season on top of the allocated transfer funds then it would be worth while. That seems like a pretty decent deal to me. At the end of the day the new stadium will be known amongst LFC fans as Stanley Park or Anfield 2 or whatever and not the KY Jelly Arena or whatever it will be called.

What's KY Jelly, Kurt?